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Jodhpur Airport (IATA Code: JDH) is located 9 km from the city. It shares its air base with the Air Force of India and is managed by the Airports Authority of India (AAI). The airport is connected to major domestic destinations like Kolkata, Chennai, Bengaluru, Mumbai and New Delhi. The main airlines operating here include IndiGo, Star Air and Air India. Spreading over 12 acres, the airport terminal can accommodate approximately 430 passengers per hour. There are 3 boarding gates and 7 check-in counters at the terminal. Jodhpur Airport provides various conveniences, such as free Wi-Fi, baggage trolleys, medical facilities, and mobile charging points. Restaurants, cafes, duty-free shops and souvenir shops are also available at the airport. Interstate taxis, prepaid taxis, and rental cars can be hired at the airport premises.

Jodhpur, the second-largest city in the state of Rajasthan, is also referred to as the Blue City. It gets this name because of the large number of blue-coloured houses in the city. The birds-eye view of the city looks similar to that of Santorini in Greece. Jodhpur was founded in 1459 by a Rajput rulerñRao Jodha. At that time, it was the capital of the princely state of Jodhpur. After a history of wars and alliances with the Mughals, Jodhpur came under British rule in 1818. It was only in the year 1949 that Jodhpur formally joined the state of Rajasthan Jodhpur is an excellent example of royalty and grandeur. It is home to numerous havelis, forts, palaces and picturesque landscapes, adding to its rich heritage. The nightlife in Jodhpur offers rooftop restaurants and cafes in combination with soothing music, beautiful vantage points, and candle-lit set-ups. Jodhpur is the land of flavorful Marwari cuisine. The most famous dishes of Jodhpur include dal bati churma, pyaaj kachori and mirchi vada. Hindi and Marwari are the main languages of Jodhpur. The best time to visit Jodhpur is from October to March because winter is a pleasant time for tourist activities such as camping, sightseeing and festivals. Nagaur Festival is held in January-February, and it is a perfect example of Jodhpurís zeal and beauty. It is considered to be one of the largest cattle fairs in India. It is dedicated to animal trading, and the activities organised here include tug of war, cart races, and moustache competitions. Wooden crafts and Indian spices, especially chillies, are on display throughout the festival.

Srinagar Airport, also known as Sheikh ul-Alam International Airport, is located in Budgam which is 12 km north of Srinagar city. Its IATA code is SXR. It serves as one of the main gateways to Jammu and Kashmir. Srinagar Airport has a single terminal that handles both domestic and seasonal Hajj flights to Jeddah. It can accommodate up to 500 passengers at peak hours for domestic flights. The lounge for people awaiting flights has comfortable seats, food, drinks and WiFi. There are basic amenities like medical assistance, escorts and wheelchair services for physically challenged and aged people. It also has childcare rooms, ATMS and a lost-and-found section. The transportation from the airport includes car rentals, rickshaws, buses, or a 20-minute taxi ride to the city centre.

ìIf there is paradise on Earth, it is here, it is here, it is here.î These words by Mughal Emperor Jehangir summarise the city of Srinagar. It is the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir. It is surrounded by the magnificent Himalayan range. Itís also called ëVenice of the East, owing to its picturesque lakes, meadows and tulip flower beds. The cityís name originated from the Sanskrit word ëSrií, meaning ëLakshmi - Goddess of Wealthí and ëNagarí, meaning ëcity.í It is located along the banks of the Jhelum River in the valley of Kashmir. The great Indian emperor Ashoka is believed to have built this surreal city around the 3rd century BC. Srinagar offers everything from splendid floating gardens to stunning houseboats on pristine lakes. It is blessed with magnificent mountains, birdwatching points, boating, skiing and trekking. People speak many languages here, reflecting the melange of cultures. These languages include Hindi, Urdu, Dogri, Kashmiri and English. Buses and rickshaws are the main modes of transport to get around the city. One can get on a shikara boat for sightseeing on the beautiful Dal lake. Srinagar is known worldwide for its spicy curries, Kashmiri shawls, dried fruits, and saffron. Although having a pleasant climate throughout the year, April to October is particularly a good time to visit Srinagar. Spring is the blooming season for the tulip gardens. In summer, the orchards would be full of apples. If you like to witness the beauty of snow-covered Srinagar, October to March is the best time for you. Frozen Dal Lake serves as a playground for those interested in ice skating