The Maharishi Valmiki International Airport in Ayodhya was inaugurated on Saturday by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Beyond its physical footprint, the airport—which was designed by Sthapati and constructed at a cost of Rs 1450 crores—stands as a testament to India’s dedication to sustainable practices and marks the beginning of a new age in ecologically aware aviation. It was awarded a GRIHA 4-Star Certification.
It will serve a sizable population and support the ongoing anticipated growth with a peak-hour capacity of more than 750 passengers and four aircraft movements per hour.
A magnificent stepped shikar covered in brass stands tall at the Ayodhya Airport’s main entrance. This architectural marvel greets travellers with grandeur and a wealth of cultural traditions, according to the Nagara style outlined by scriptures.
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