Jaipur International Airport (JAI) or Jaipur International Airport

An international airport servicing Jaipur, the state capital of Rajasthan, is called Jaipur International Airport. Airports Council International has named Jaipur International Airport the "World's Best Airport" in the category of 2 to 5 million passengers per year for 2015 and 2016.

• Address/ Location: Airport Rd, Sanganer, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302029
• IATA code: JAI
• Airport pin code: 302029
• Distance from the city center: 8 KM
• Flight tracker: www.goindigo.in/check-flight-status.html

The Jaipur Airport is spread over an area of 22,950 sq. meters with facilities such as a central heating system, central air conditioning, an inline x-ray baggage inspection system integrated with the departure conveyor system, and inclined arrival baggage claim carousels.

Get daily direct return IndiGo flights to Jaipur from Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Mumbai, Hyderabad, Madras, Kolkata, Delhi, and Pune with several connecting domestic and international destinations.

Primus Lounge- Jaipur International Airport Terminal 2. Visitors to this lounge will depart feeling entirely recovered from the strains of flying to the airport after visiting this refuge past security control. Away from the busy departure hall, you can relax in this area's peace and quiet. Visitors can unwind and relax while enjoying newspapers, light snacks, and other amenities. Those who want to keep connected can utilize the Wi-Fi to set up their very own workstation in a lounge.

While you wait at the Jaipur Airport, spend your time

• Snacking at the kiosk for cheaper hunger relief.
• Shopping at Duty-Free for reasonable prices.
• Relishing your taste buds with offerings from several restaurants and cafes.
• Buying souvenirs for loved ones at the gift shops for the last-minute rushes.
• The Jaipur Airport provides a myriad of facilities and services so that you can enjoy your stay.

Here are a few places near the Jaipur airport that you must visit on your trip to this region.

• Jal Mahal: Under Jai Singh II, the Jal Mahal was constructed in the 18th century as a hunting lodge and summer getaway. The opulent passageways and fragrant Chameli Bagh are enough to dazzle visitors. For birds like wagtails, bee-eaters, and herons, it is a well-known location. India witnessed a large number of palaces and forts during the Rajput era. Jal Mahal, sometimes referred to as the Water Palace, is one of the traditional Rajputana forts.
• Choki Dhani: Theme park of sorts, Choki Dhani is renowned for its village-style offerings, including tribal dancing, music, magic shows, and everyone's favorite Rajasthani food prepared in a royal manner.
• Hathi Gaon: A recent and well-liked tourist destination in Jaipur is Hathi Gaon. Inside a river, tourists come for an elephant ride.

These are some of the destinations that you simply should not miss on your trip to the beautiful city of Jaipur.