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Amritsar Airport (IATA: ATQ), also known as Sri Guru Ram Dass Jee International Airport, is located on the Amritsar-Ajnala Road, about 11 km from the centre of Amritsar. It has one terminal, which handles both international and domestic flights. This refurbished and newly integrated terminal has some of the best and most innovative facilities. Baggage services are available at the airport for the convenience of passengers. Two operating aerobridges allow passengers to reach the terminal quickly and easily. Hundreds of automobiles and two-wheelers can be accommodated in the new fully functional parking space. There are also 30 check-in stations for quicker check-ins. Other basic amenities like currency exchange counters, wheelchair services, VIP lounges, restaurants, cafes, mobile charging ports, souvenir shops, duty-free shops, and ATMs are available at the airport. The airport plans to increase the number of facilities available to passengers.

Amritsar, a city in the north Indian state of Punjab, is located about 25-28 km east of the Wagah Border. Amritsar was founded in 1579 by Guru Ram Das on the land gifted by the Mughal Emperor Akbar. The city became the centre of the Sikh faith and was annexed to British India in 1849. Today, Amritsar is a key pilgrimage site for Sikhs in India and around the world, and their main place of worship is the Sri Harmandir Sahib Gurudwara or the Golden Temple. Amritsar literally translates to a Pool of Nectar, and its name is derived from Amrit Sarovar, the holy tank surrounding the Golden Temple. Amritsar is also known for the Jallianwala Bagh Massacre, its proximity to the Wagah Border, and other places of interest like Rambagh and Gobindgarh Fort. Amritsar has hot and humid summers and chilly winters. It is the largest city in Punjab and a major commercial centre for textile and chemical industries, food milling and processing, silk weaving, tanning, canning, and machinery manufacturing.

Visakhapatnam International Airport (IATA: VTZ) is located about 7 km from the central region of the city of Visakhapatnam. It is the largest and busiest airport in the state of Andhra Pradesh. The Indian Navy and the Airports Authority of India jointly run the airport. It was originally constructed as a customs airport, but over the past decade, it has witnessed massive expansion and runway extension. The airport has started operating international flights. Visakhapatnam Airport operates domestic and international flight services from a single terminal. Several airlines operate flights from this airport to major cities in India, such as Delhi, Chennai, Bhubaneswar, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Kolkata, Bangalore, and Pune. International destinations like Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, and Dubai are accessible from Visakhapatnam International Airport. The airport offers various passenger services, including 20 check-in counters, high-tech luggage services, and integrated X-ray scanners. Snack bars, restaurants, parking bays, special lounges, and childcare rooms are available for the convenience of passengers. Buses and private taxis at the airport help travellers reach their destinations. The airport is connected to the city, and the railway station is only 7 km from the airport.

Visakhapatnam, also known as Vizag, is a port city in northeastern Andhra Pradesh. The city is predominantly a commercial and industrial centre, but its unspoiled golden sandy beaches, picturesque regions, gushing waterfalls, lush forests, ancient temples, and spectacular caves draw tourists in large numbers. Visakhapatnam is popularly called the City of Destiny due to its soulful, natural beauty. Some centuries ago, a king of the Andhra Dynasty on his pilgrimage to Banaras, camped on the site of the present day town of Visakhapatnam. He was pleased with the place and built a shrine in honour of his family deity called Visakeswara. Hence, the district was named as Visveswarapuram, which was subsequently changed to Visakhapatnam. It is believed that the waves and currents from the sea swept away the shrine off the shore. The city is also known as Steel City, Jewel of the Coromandel Coast, and, most recently, Goa of the East Coast, as it boasts gorgeous scenery, laterite hillocks, and wonderful virgin beaches. The natural harbour of Visakhapatnam is created by two promontories, one of which is separated from the city by a small river. The harbour has been improved to the point that it can now accommodate multiple huge ships at once. The city is the headquarters of the Eastern Naval Command of the Indian Navy, and its port is the only protected harbour on the Coromandel Coast. The city is also a major shipbuilding centre. Iron ore, oilseeds, and manganese are exported from Visakhapatnam, and the city has an oil refinery, a steel factory, and industrial complexes for manufacturing jute, sugar, fertiliser, and petrochemicals. Its most famous beach, Ramakrishna Beach, has a submarine museum, which is the first of its kind in Asia.