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Varanasi Airport is known as the Lal Bahadur Shastri International Airport (IATA: VNS). The airport is in Babatpur, about 26 km from the city. It was officially named the Lal Bahadur Shastri Airport back in 2005 and it received its international status in the year 2012. The airport is spread over 582.5 acres and it is surrounded by farmland. There are numerous international as well as domestic flights that operate every day from this airport. Some quite frequent carriers include Air India and IndiGo. The capacity at the terminal for international flights is about 150 for both the arrivals and the departures. And the capacity for the domestic terminal is 250 for both the departure and the arrivals. The airport offers all the necessary services for the convenience of its travellers. There is a pre-paid taxi service managed by the local police, wheelchairs, trolleys, and also a childcare room.

Varanasi is a city that is situated in the southeastern part of the state of Uttar Pradesh. It is also popularly known as Benares, Kashi, or Banaras. Varanasi is on the left bank of the river Ganges. This is considered one of the most sacred cities of Hinduism. The city of Varanasi is one of the oldest and most continuously inhabited cities in the world. The place was considered one of the first major urban settlements in the middle of the Ganges Valley.The place is the dwelling place of ancient domes, ashrams, priests, and narrow lanes with varieties of shops that are filled with traditional Banarasi sarees. The city represents the fascinating and colourful India that everyone dreams of. For many centuries, the mysticism of the place has been a huge attraction for pilgrims from all over India and across the world. The city is surreal, and the place has a crumbling, poetic, and eccentric feel to it. It is a place where one should go for spiritual and life lessons. But do not worry, there are several tourist attractions here too, like the Ramnagar Fort, Durga Temple, Manikarnika Ghat, Tulsi Manas temple, and many more. Varanasi is a spiritual place, and many of the Hindu festivals are celebrated here with a lot of joy. They include the Mahashivaratri, Chhath, Dussehra, Karthi Poornima, and Hanuman Jayanthi.The climate here can be a little rough as Varanasi has hotter summers and colder winters than other cities in India. The day here starts with a dessert - sweet Lassi with Rabdi.

Srinagar Airport is also known as the Sheikh ul-Alam International Airport (IATA: SXR). The airport is at a height of 5,429 feet, 12 km north of the Srinagar city centre. It is situated in Badgam. The distance from Dal Lake to Srinagar Airport is about 23 km. The airport has flights to Jammu, Mumbai, Delhi, Chandigarh, Amritsar, and other cities. The domestic terminal in the airport is built in such a way that it can accommodate about 500 travellers during peak hours. The railway station is around 14 km from the airport, and private taxis can be hired after reaching the airport very conveniently. There are also many retail shops, snack counters, and gift shops at the airport.

Srinagar is the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir. This place is situated in the heart of the valleys of Kashmir at an altitude of 1,730 metres above sea level. The city is spread on the side of the river Jhelum and is popular for its natural beauty, houseboats, chikaras, gardens, and waterfronts. There is a lot of influence of Mughal culture in the architecture of the city. Srinagar is a place where you can shop for authentic hand-crafted furniture and artefacts. Dry fruits, wood carvings, silverware, silk mills, and copperware are the major industries here. The place contains panoramic views that look like they have been lifted out of a fairy tale, with snow-capped mountains and magnificent Chinar trees that bring charm to oneís journey. There are several tourist spots in Srinagar that one must visit like Dal Lake, Nagin Lake, Tulip Garden, Shalimar Bagh, and many more.