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Amritsar Airport, officially known as Guru Ram Das Jee International Airport (IATA Code: ATQ), is named after the famous Sikh Guru Ramdas. It is one of the prime airports located in north India. It is located about 11 km from the city centre. It has one integrated international and domestic terminal. Domestic flights connect Amritsar with cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Jaipur, Bangalore and Srinagar. The international flight services connect Amritsar with Doha, Birmingham, Malaysia, London and Dubai. It operates flights for operators like IndiGo, SpiceJet and Air India, etc . The airport is easily accessible and can be connected by bus, taxi, train, rickshaw or rental car. Amritsar Airport has a lot of conveniences like free trolleys, paid portage, a VIP room, a lost and found counter, restaurants and cafes, an information counter, ATMs and duty-free store s.

Amritsar is located in the northern State of Punjab. It is the second-largest city of the State and home to the famous holy shrine-the Golden Temple. It is one of the holiest and most sacred cities for the Sikh community. The city of Amritsar was founded by Sri Guru Ramdas, the 4th Guru of the Sikhs, in 1579 AD . As the name suggests, the city of Amritsar was named after a sacred tank or pool which was dug up and was known as ëAmrita Sarasí or the ëPool of Nectarí . It is the same pool that surrounds the Golden Temple now. Guru Ramdas accompanied by 52 traders settled here and started 32 shops in and around the areañlaying the building stones of the city. His successor, the 5th Guru of the Sikhs, Guru Arjan Singh carried on his legacy. Maharaja Ranjit Singh took control of these groups and finally took over Amritsar by 1802 AD . Apart from Sikhism, people following other religions such as Hinduism, Islam, Christianity, Buddhism, Jainism, etc. also call Amritsar, home. It is predominantly home to people of the Sikh community. People of Amritsar are known for their fondness of food items like- Amritsari Fish, Butter Chicken, Kulche Chole, Shahi Paneer and Sarson da Saag. Languages commonly spoken here are Punjabi and Hindi. They perform traditional dance forms like Bhangra, Giddha and Kikli. Phulkari embroidery technique is also believed to have originated in Amritsar.

airport is situated 3 km north of the city . The airport has got historical significance for operating flights for the Indian Air Force, during the 1971 War. It has got a single terminal with a total capacity of 200 each for arrivals and departures. The terminal can handle about 350 passengers at the time . The airport has basic travel amenities for passengers like ramps, trolleys and terminal assistance along with free Wi-Fi and a smoking zone and a lost and found counter at the airport . The airport is well-connected with the city and neighbouring areas. State transport buses ply from the airport. Apart from that, one can hire private taxis and even reach the Railway Station which is around 3.5 km from the Airport.

Bhuj which is also known as the ëJaisalmer of Gujaratí is one of the most important cities in the Kutch region of Gujarat. It is one of the major industrial hubs in Gujarat . The city gets its name from Bhujiya hillocks that are about 3 km from the city centre. The city has got a spiritual and cultural side which attracts a large number of tourists. It is a heritage city which glorifies its Royal Palaces, lakes and archaeological excavation sites. Bhuj has been a centre of prime importance since its formation in the year 1511 AD by Rao Himaria . The city grew into its zenith with the wealth accumulated from the sea trade with East Africa and the Persian Gulf. Famous for its alleyways and old bazaars which are home to century-old traditional craftsmanship, paintings and local textiles. The best time to visit Bhuj is during the winters in December, January and February when the climate is cool.