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Jammu Airport (IATA: IXJ) is also known as Satwari Airport. The airport is about 6 Km from Jammu and is located in the Southwest part of Jammu along Ranbir Singh Pura Road.The Terminal 1 of the Jammu International Airport handles all the arrivals and departures of domestic flights and offers essential services. It has a capacity of 180 passengers during peak hours.The airport offers many services, like baggage services, wheelchair assistance to senior citizens and persons with disabilities, restaurants, food courts, bus and cab services, duty-free shopping, and stores selling stationery, medicine, and other products.

Jammu is the winter capital of Jammu and Kashmir, a union territory on the northernmost tip of India. The city has the great Himalayas to its north and rich plains in the south. Known for its ancient temples and Hindu shrines, it attracts several tourists, substantially contributing to its economy. It is connected via railways, roads, and airways to the rest of the country. Jammu Tawi, the central railway station, is the origin point of several trains that run throughout the country. NH 44 connects Jammu to the Kashmir valley.Jammu has a wide variety of local food specialities, including sund panjeeri, patisa, rajma rice, and Kalari cheese. Dogri food specialities include ambal, khatta meat, kulthi ki dal, rajma, and auraiya. Signature local pickles such as kasrod, girgle, mango with saunf, and jimikand will enrich your food. Auriya, a dish made with potatoes, is a must-try.

Biju Patnaik International Airport (IATA: BBI, ICAO: VEBS) is about 3 km from Bhubaneswar city centre. The Biju Patnaik International Airport has two terminals. Terminal 1 handles all the domestic flights, and Terminal 2 operates all the international flights.Terminal 1 has 18 check-in counters and 5 security check booths. It has a total passenger capacity of 800 for arrival and departure. Terminal 2 has six check-in counters, 10 immigration counters, 4 custom counters, and 2 security check booths. Its passenger capacity is 200 each at arrival and departure.

Bhubaneswar is the capital city and the largest city of Odisha. It is a part of the smart city mission. It is also one of the first planned cities with seamless connectivity throughout the city and good drainage and water supply system. The city was conceptualised and designed by German architect and town planner Otto Kˆnigsberger in 1946. It is also known as the city of temples since many temples depict the confluence of Indian cultural heritage and architectural proficiency.The history of Bhubaneswar is linked to the Kalinga war. The nearby area of Dhauli was the site of the Kalinga war won by the Great Ashoka. This war led to the spread of Buddhism through the efforts of Ashoka. There are several remnants of some prominent Buddhist and Hindu temples in Bhubaneswar.The modern infrastructure makes Bhubaneswar offer many opportunities in terms of education and jobs. The city has medical research centres like the famous All India Institute of Medical Sciences Bhubaneswar.The diverse flavours of local food and cuisine of Bhubaneswar will leave you amazed. Delicacies like Dahi Baigana, Chennapoda, Crab Kalia, Dahi Maccha and the famous dessert of Malpua are some of the main dishes.