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Sri Guru Ram Dass Jee International Airport's IATA code is ATQ. It was opened during the British Raj in the year 1930. The airport jointly serves the states of Punjab, Jammu and Himachal Pradesh. It is located roughly 11 km from the heart of Amritsar and serves over 100 flights each day. The airport's size is around 40175 sq m, and it can accommodate 4 million passengers a year. Domestic flight carriers Jet Airways, Air India, Air India Express, and SpiceJet operate flights in and out of Amritsar Airport. Air India, Uzbekistan Airways, Turkmenistan Airlines, and Qatar Airways handle international flights to Dubai, Birmingham, Tashkent, Doha and Ashgabat. Facilities at the airport include free wi-fi for a limited time, a lost and found counter, ATMs, cafes and restaurants, lounges, medical care, information counters, and duty-free stores.

Amritsar is a city in the northwest Indian state of Punjab. The city is located around 25 km east of the Pakistani border, close to the Wagah Border. It is Punjab's biggest and most significant metropolis and hub for commerce, culture and transportation. Amritsar is also the city where the infamous Jallianwala Bagh massacre occurred. Amritsar, one of India's most productive agricultural cities, has good connections to the majority of the country's major cities. The fourth Sikh leader Sri Guru Ram Das established Amritsar in or around 1577 on land given to him by the Mughal emperor Akbar. The Amrita Saras, also known as the 'Pool of Nectar', was a holy tank that Ram Das ordered to be excavated. The Guru encouraged 52 traders from various sectors who established the city's first 32 businesses, which are still operating today on Batisi Hatta (32 shops). The winters are often clear, chilly and dry in Amritsar, while the summers are brief, hot and humid. The ideal time of year to travel to Amritsar is from late April to early June, and from mid-September to mid-October. Its fascinating legends, religious buildings, historic buildings, busy bazaars, vibrant festivals and mouthwatering cuisine all work together to make it a popular tourist destination.

Vadodara Airport was built in the year 1937. Gujarat's Vadodara airport (IATA: BDQ), also known as Civil Aerodrome and is situated in the Harni suburb, about 7 km from the city centre in the neighbourhood of Harni. It is the third busiest airport in Gujarat, after Ahmedabad and Surat airports. Metropolitan areas in India, including Delhi, Bangalore, and Mumbai, are accessible from Vadodara airport. With frequent flight connections, Air India, IndiGo and Jet Airways link the city to the major cities. The Airports Authority of India is responsible for maintaining Vadodara Airport, which has the status of an international terminal. Vadodara airport offers services such as baggage claims for lost and found items, medical facilities, wheelchairs and medical rooms. The city is well-connected with prepaid car rentals and hotel booking desks.

The majestic Gujarati city of Vadodara is often referred to as Baroda. It is situated along the banks of the Vishwamitri River. Due to its extensive cultural and historical legacy, it is also renowned as the Sanskari Nagari. With a populace of over two million (2011), Vadodara is the third most populous city in Gujarat. Due to its forward-thinking attitudes and thriving global culture, Vadodara is a well-liked tourism destination. The city is also a significant industrial and academic hub. Due to the presence of oil refineries, Vadodara has become a significant commercial hub. The colourful embroidery and traditional handicrafts of Vadodara are also well known. Vadodara was ruled by the Rashtrakutas, Mughals, Delhi Sultans, Chalukyas, Marathas, Imperial Guptas and Solankis. Maharaja Sayajirao Gaekwad III, a renowned king and a socioeconomic reformer, was the one who imagined Vadodara's growth. It originated in the little village of Ankottaka, which was a well-known Jain centre. The city was also known as Chandanavati, after the monarch Raja Chandan. Vadodara experiences the normal prominent dry seasons as well as the three primary seasons of winter, summer and monsoon. The highest temperature ever recorded is 46.7 ∞C, while the lowest temperature ever recorded is -1.1 ∞C. The best months to visit Vadodara are either October through December or January through March. Vadodara is known for some of India's most beautiful architectural designs. Vadodra has an extensive collection of structures, museums, palaces, parks, temples, marketplaces and much more.