Belgaum to Pathankot Flights

Amritsar Airport is also known as Sri Guru Ram Dass Jee International Airport. It serves Amritsar and its IATA code is ATQ and ICAO code is VIAR. It is located close to the Rajasansi village, and is 11 km northwest of the heart of Amritsar. Amritsar Airport has just one passenger terminal. Some of the cleanest and most modern facilities may be found in the integrated and rebuilt terminal. The new terminal can accommodate 1.46 million passengers annually. During peak hours, the terminal is capable of handling 1,200 passengers per hour. The airport is one of the biggest in North India and serves over 100+ domestic and international flights. The following facilities and amenities are available at the airport: Restaurants and cafes, an information desk, ATMs, paid portage, free trolleys, lost-and-found, VIP rooms and duty-free shops. The airport is connected to all the key locations in the city. Air India, Qatar Airways, and Turkmenistan Airlines are also leading airline carriers with regular service out of Amritsar airport

Pathankot is located in the foothills of the Kangra and Dalhousie Ranges of the Shivalik Mountains, in the Indian state of Punjab. Pathankot is also known as the ëCock's Neckí because it is the gateway to Himachal Pradesh and Jammu and Kashmir. To its west lies the Narowal district of Pakistani Punjab and the Kathua region of Jammu and Kashmir lies in its north. The Chamba district is located to the east of Pathankot and Hoshiyarpur surrounds it in the south. Due to its location, it is of great military importance. The ancient city of Pathankot is of great historical significance. It is referred to as Audumbar in the Mahabharata, and it is believed that the Pandavas spent much of their time here in the mountain caves during their exile. The city was later renamed Pratishthan, Paithan, and finally, Pathankot. Pathankot was under the rule of Raja Sayed Khanís descendants until 1781 and was under the Rajput kings towards the end of the 17th century. It was part of the Gurdaspur District during British rule and became an independent district in 2011. Timber trading, stone crushing, agriculture, and tourism are Pathankot's primary sources of income. Baisakhi and Shivratri are the two major festivals celebrated with great zeal and jubilation in Pathankot. Folk dances like Bhangra, Giddha, and Gatka form a significant part of the festivities. City buses, autorickshaws, cycle rickshaws, and private taxis are the best ways to get around the city.

Hubli Airport (IATA: HBX, ICAO: VOHB) serves the twin cities of Hubli and Dharwad in the state of Karnataka, India. It lies on Gokul Road, 8 km west of Hubli. This domestic airport is spread across 615 acres. The terminal can handle 150 passengers. Hubli Airport is eco-friendly, as it uses solar panels for its functioning. The airport offers its passengers consumer-friendly amenities like a fire alarm, CCTV, baggage scanner, elevator, car parking and public address system. There is an airport hotel by ITC, which is opposite Hubli Airport. The nearest railway station is Unkal Railway Station, which is located 7.5 km from the airport. Some of the major airlines providing services at this airport include IndiGo, SpiceJet, Air India and Alliance Air, which offer connectivity to cities like Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru, Chennai and Mangalore. Hubli Airport has a cargo terminal that is located east of the passenger terminal.

Belgaum, also known as Belagavi, is a city in the Western Ghats in northern Karnataka and is a hub for arts and culture. It is known for its beautiful temples and as the birthplace of several literary figures. The city is also called the second capital of the state of Karnataka and is rich in flora and fauna. Pongal, Ugadi, and Hampi are some festivals that are enthusiastically observed in the city. Two other prominent celebrations that are held every year include the Sri Vithappa Fair and the Godachi Fair. Belgaum's cuisine is renowned for being an exquisite fusion of flavours from Maharashtra and Karnataka. Additionally, a special sweet called ëKundaí is well-liked here; tourists and locals buy it in bulk for their families and friends. Belgaum is well-known for its saree manufacturing business as well. The city is famous for its temples, which draw in people from all over India and the world. These temples offer a thrilling visual experience, especially because of their stunning architecture. The Military Mahadeva Temple, the Kamal Basti, and the Kapileshwar Temple are some of the most popular sites in the city.