Kishangarh Airport Ajmer (KQH)

Kishangarh Airport (KQH) features a modern 2,700 square meter passenger terminal building designed to handle 150 passengers during peak hours while celebrating local Rajasthani heritage. The terminal showcases stunning three-dimensional marble murals and iconic 'Bani Thani' portraits representing the famous Kishangarh school of paintings, creating a unique cultural ambiance that distinguishes it from other regional airports. The facility operates six check-in counters, modern X-ray screening equipment for baggage security, and an elevated baggage conveyor system in the arrivals area, all housed within a contemporary architectural design that blends functionality with artistic expression. Passenger amenities at Kishangarh reflect the airport's commitment to providing quality services in Rajasthan's growing aviation network. The terminal includes business and VIP facilities for premium travelers, along with various dining options and a well-equipped café offering snacks, tea, coffee, and light refreshments to accommodate passengers during their journey. Modern restroom facilities and comfortable seating areas are strategically positioned throughout the terminal, while the design incorporates traditional Rajasthani artistic elements including decorative fountains that enhance the passenger experience with local cultural touches. Operational infrastructure at KQH includes comprehensive parking facilities accommodating 125 vehicles, connected to the terminal via a four-lane road that links directly to National Highway 8 for enhanced accessibility. Since its inauguration on October 11, 2017, by Union Minister Jayant Sinha and then-Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje, the airport has been managed by the Airports Authority of India (AAI) with dedicated support services including a 24-hour helpline at +91-1463-278333. The facility serves as the primary aviation gateway to the historic city of Ajmer and the famous Pushkar pilgrimage site, strategically positioned on the Ajmer Kishangarh Expressway to serve both domestic tourism and regional business travel needs.