Chennai to Amritsar Flights Fare starting @ ₹8624 + Upto ₹2500 OFF

The Amritsar Airport is also known as the Sri Guru Ram Das Jee International Airport and is located at a distance of 11 km from the city centre. The airport is named after the fourth Sikh Guru and the founder of Amritsar city, Guru Ram Das Ji. The Amritsar airport has one terminal that handles both domestic and international flight routes. Apart from supporting Punjab, this airport also serves Himachal Pradesh and Jammu and Kashmir. With over 4 million passenger traffic annually, the Sri Guru Ram Das Jee International Airport is a focus city for IndiGo and Air India. It is equipped with state-of-the-art facilities, including a lounge, cargo facilities, a wide selection of restaurants, domestic and international retail stores and immigration and customs counters. You may get to the airport using a variety of transportation, including airport taxis, self-drive vehicle rentals, and app-based taxis. Alternatives such as local bus services and auto-rickshaws are also available at a reasonable cost.

The beautiful city of Amritsar was founded in 1574 A.D by the fourth guru of the Sikhs, Sri Guru Ram Das Ji. The Amrit Sarovar construction and the location of the Harmandir Sahib, also known as the Golden Temple are what this holy land is renowned for. Amritsar welcomes visitors from all around the globe with spectacular Indo-British architecture. Amritsar is the cultural capital of Punjab and is also famous for its intricate woodwork, apart from the traditional architecture. Members of the Sikh community go on a pilgrimage to Amritsar and take a holy bath at the Golden Temple, which is believed to wash away sins. With a secular heritage and cultural spirit, the city sports numerous temples, gurudwaras, churches, mosques, takias and khanqahs. They are also known for their forts, Havelis and vibrant folk dances and handicraft. Amritsar is also the only land-route gateway to Pakistan.

The Chennai International Airport was formerly called the Madras airport and is the fourth busiest airport in India after Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru. Chennai International Airport is 21 km southwest of the city centre and caters to multiple domestic and international flight routes daily. Chennai airport is a focus city from GoAir and Air India and is also a hub for SpiceJet, IndiGo, Trujet, Blue Dart Aviation and Alliance Air. The Chennai International airport has three passenger terminals operating both domestic and international flights. The busiest and most frequent international air routes from Chennai airport are to Bangkok, Kuwait, Colombo, Dubai, Hong Kong, Abu Dhabi, Muscat, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Doha. The International airport is equipped with an array of well-maintained facilities for passengers to avail themselves while travelling. The airport has multiple retail stores, restaurants and bars, duty-free shopping, vending machines, currency exchange, security check, information counters, booths for tourist and railway information and dedicated lost and found counters, among others. The Chennai airport is well-connected with different transport modes like taxis, car rentals, the metro and local buses.

Chennai is the capital city of Tamil Nadu and was formerly known as Madras. Located on the Coromandel coast, Chennai is the sixth-largest populated city in the country. The city was renamed 'Madras' by the British. It was known as 'Madrasapattinam' during the rule of the Nayakars. The government renamed the city 'Chennai' in 1996. Chennai is known as the 'Detroit of India' due to its prominent automobile industry presence. The city is also an important commercial, cultural, industrial and educational hub. Chennai is the gateway to the South which acts as a transit location for tourists visiting other travel destinations like Puducherry, Varkala, Kanchipuram, Kochi and Madurai. Chennai has a rich cultural heritage and holds a diverse historical significance while also being one of the fastest-growing commercial cities in the country. Chennai is famous for its beautiful beaches, magnificent temples, wildlife and bird sanctuaries, zoo and shopping centres.