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T he Vadodara Airport, also known as the Civil Airport Harni, is in the Harni neighbourhood of Gujarat, about 7 Km f rom Vadodara city. The airport connects Vadodara to major Indian cities such as Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, and Chennai. Major airlines flying to and from the airport are Air India and IndiGo. P assengers have access to various amenities at the airport such as free baggage, wheelchairs for the differently abled, free baggage handling for senior citizens, etc. There are shops available at the airport where passengers can buy ethnic jewellery, local handicrafts, books, newspapers, magazines, etc. The airport also has a plethora of eateries and restaurants which serve local and international cuisines along with fast food and snack and beverage outlets. Buses can be availed off easily from the airport as the city is well connected to other major cities in Gujarat by road. The Vadodara Railway Station is about 7.3 km from the airport and it takes about 18 minutes to reach via road.

Vadodara, also known as Baroda, is a city on the banks of the river Vishwamitra in the west Indian state of Gujarat. It is around 100 km to the southeast of Ahmedabad and 132 km away from the capital city of Gandhinagar. The city was ruled by the Chalukya dynasty in the 10th century, followed by the Solankis, Vaghelas, and Sultans. The foundation stone of the cityís development was laid by the Babi Nawabs and the Maratha General, Pilaji Gaekwad. However, Maharaja Sayajirao III took the city to the pinnacle of development and socio-economic reforms. This long history of the city is still reflected in its palaces, gates, parks, and other avenues. Vadodara is an important centre for trade and industry in Gujarat. It is the hub for industries such as petrochemicals, engineering, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, plastics, machine tools, and cotton textiles. Winters are the most pleasant in Vadodara, with mean temperatures ranging between 14 and 29∞C. Summers are extremely hot in the city with temperatures going beyond 38∞C. The traditional thali of Gujarat is very famous consisting of Chapatis, Corn Rotlas, four varieties of vegetables, namkeen items, three deserts, rice, pickle, salad, etc. All meals in the city have to be rounded off with a traditional glass of buttermilk. Vadodara is fondly called ëSanskari Nagarií due to its rich culture. The culture of the city is dynamic, and ever-changing and has a blend of the modern and the traditional. The city is famous for the Navratri festival celebration.

Srinagar International Airport (IATA: SXR), also known as the Sheikh ul Alam airport, is about 14 km from the scenic city of Srinagar. Situated about 5445 metres above sea level, the airport was constructed around 60 years ago and connects Srinagar to major Indian cities such as Mumbai, New Delhi, Bengaluru, Chennai, Amritsar, etc. There have been a lot of changes made in the airport since its establishment, with new air bridges and terminals being added to it. The airport has two terminals catering to passenger and chartered flights. It houses prominent flight carriers such as Air India, IndiGo, SpiceJet, and Go First. Some facilities provided by the airport include luggage trolleys, medical facilities, and wheelchairs for senior citizens and the differently abled. Doctors and ambulances are also available at the airport and the security checks done here are stringent. The airport has shops selling gift items, leather articles, handicrafts, stationery, jewellery, apparel, etc. There are several eating joints available at the airport as well. There are taxi stands and buses available just outside the airport to reach desired destinations. Some top hotel properties near the airport include Bashaw P Guest House, Grand Inayat, Kashmir Paradise, Zoon Dab, Pall Residency, etc.

Situated on the banks of the Jhelum river, the picturesque city of Srinagar is about 1585 metres above sea level and is famous worldwide for its lush green gardens, crystal clear lakes, and hospitable houseboats. It was natural for dynasties to fight over the ownership of this scenic valley in the past with control changing hands from the Mauryans, Mughals, Durranis, Sikhs, and ultimately to the British. Till 1947, Srinagar was considered a princely state of British India. Tourism is the biggest industry in the city. Some other important industries from the city include silk textiles, carpet making, woollen textiles, cement, paper mache, leather, industrial complexes, etc. The dairy industry is another flourishing industry up north and the famous Zum Zum Dairy processes 17,000 litres of milk daily in its processing plant. The government provides special subsidies to individuals who set up their businesses in the city. Srinagar has extremely cold winters and equally hot summers. Temperature can go down to -2 degrees in January and can rise above 30 degrees in the summer. Despite being cold, October to February remain the best months to visit the city. The city is a treasure of handicrafts and handlooms. Pashmina shawls and dress materials are extremely popular in the city along with carved silver utensils, silver jewellery, brass lamp shades, and carved wooden furniture. Some important festivals in the city are the Tulip festival, Navroz, Gurez, Kheer Bhawani, Urs, and Ramzan. Rice is the staple food of the city and the ëKahwa,í or green team of Srinagar is very famous. Other delicacies include Rista, Rogan Josh, Seekh kabab, and Yakhni.