Date of opening of Ayodhya Airport: The Ayodhya Airport, which Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate on Saturday, ushers in a new age of airport excellence and cultural identity, driving India’s economic story aloft. The Ayodhya Airport, designed by Sthapati and built at a cost of Rs 1,450 crore, stands out as an infrastructure wonder and a promise of comprehensive community development and cultural enrichment. Beyond its physical dimensions, the airport’s GRIHA 4-Star Certification demonstrates India’s dedication to sustainable practices, ushering in a new era in ecologically responsible aviation.
The Ayodhya Airport is perfectly positioned to make travel easier for believers and visitors alike. The site compliments the forthcoming Ayodhya Ram Temple, allowing tourists looking to experience this ancient city with a smooth travel experience. The opening of Ayodhya Airport is the next milestone in this journey of unparalleled expansion in aviation traffic and infrastructure. It will cater to a huge population and accommodate the continued projected expansion, with a peak-hour capacity of 750+ passengers and four aircraft movements per hour.The Ayodhya Airport, a two-story edifice, is embellished with elevational motifs symbolizing the sacred city’s rich past.
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The bottom floor welcomes guests with extensive facilities, while the first story handles airport operations.The structure is influenced by the progressive ascent of mandapas and the Nagara style of temple construction seen in Northern India. According to an official statement, the Ayodhya Airport incorporates the city’s past into its design.
Design of Ayodhya Airport
A large stepped shikar decorated with brass stands tall at the main entrance of Ayodhya Airport. This architectural wonder is designed in the Nagara style and is outlined with scriptures, providing passengers with a stately and culturally rich welcome.The city’s history and traditions are revealed through elaborate columns, each filled with significant meaning. The giant columns that support the terminal ceiling represent the Kandas of the Ramayana, incorporating cultural richness into the airport’s design.The Khandika, which represents impermanence, coexists with the Deva Gana Patta, which represents heavenly characteristics.
According to reports, the newly built airport in Ayodhya would be titled ‘Maharishi Valmiki International Airport Ayodhyadham’. Valmiki is credited with writing the epic Ramayana. The airport, which was formerly known as the ‘Maryada Purshottam Shri Ram Ayodhya International Airport,’ will now be known as the Valmiki International Airport after the great poet.
