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New State Terminal to Rise at Jaipur Airport with Rajasthani Architecture, Rs 19.62 crore Phase‑1
✍️ Amar Ujala · Rajasthan
🗓 12 Nov 2026, 03:31 PM
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A Rs 19.62 crore state terminal will be constructed in the existing state hangar at Jaipur Airport, featuring Rajasthani design elements and modern amenities such as VIP lounges, rest areas and a security suite.
The Rajasthan government has approved the construction of a new state terminal within the existing state hangar at Jaipur International Airport. The first phase of the project is budgeted at Rs 19.62 crore and aims to blend contemporary airport facilities with traditional Rajasthani architecture.
Designed to showcase the region’s heritage, the terminal will be adorned with characteristic Rajasthani windows, jharokhas, and chhatris, giving travelers a distinct cultural experience even before they board their flights. The architectural plan emphasizes both aesthetic appeal and functional efficiency.
The facility will house two VIP lounges, ten rest rooms, a dedicated meeting hall and a security control room, all equipped with modern amenities to meet international standards. These spaces are intended to cater to both high‑profile passengers and regular travelers, enhancing overall passenger comfort.
Construction is slated to begin later this year, with the first phase expected to be completed within the next 18 months, after which the terminal will become operational for domestic and limited international services.
Designed to showcase the region’s heritage, the terminal will be adorned with characteristic Rajasthani windows, jharokhas, and chhatris, giving travelers a distinct cultural experience even before they board their flights. The architectural plan emphasizes both aesthetic appeal and functional efficiency.
The facility will house two VIP lounges, ten rest rooms, a dedicated meeting hall and a security control room, all equipped with modern amenities to meet international standards. These spaces are intended to cater to both high‑profile passengers and regular travelers, enhancing overall passenger comfort.
Construction is slated to begin later this year, with the first phase expected to be completed within the next 18 months, after which the terminal will become operational for domestic and limited international services.