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DOH → ATQ
Which side of the plane to sit from Hamad International Airport (Doha) to Sri Guru Ram Dass Jee International Airport (Amritsar)?
Left Side of the Plane
The left side offers a superior mix of the rugged Makran coastal mountains of Pakistan and potential distant glimpses of the northern mountain ranges as the flight turns toward the Indian subcontinent.
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Doha Skyline
Panoramic views of West Bay, The Pearl-Qatar, and the Lusail development immediately after takeoff from DOH.
Iranian Coastline
Distant views of the rugged cliffs and islands of southern Iran across the narrowest parts of the Persian Gulf.
Makran Coastal Range
Striking geological formations and mud volcanoes along the barren, moon-like coastline of Balochistan, Pakistan.
Indus River Delta
The complex network of creeks and mangroves where one of Asia's longest rivers meets the Arabian Sea.
The Salt Range
Reddish-brown hills and unique geological folds as the aircraft traverses central Pakistan towards the Punjab plains.
Choose a window seat forward of the wing to avoid engine heat haze. Night flights offer a spectacular view of the well-lit city of Karachi to the south, while morning flights provide the best shadows over the Balochistan mountains. As you approach ATQ, look for the Golden Temple's glow if landing after dusk.
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UAE Coastline
On clear days, see the distant urban sprawl of Dubai and the unique shapes of the Palm Islands and World Islands.
Karachi Metropolis
The massive urban footprint of Pakistan's largest city, especially vibrant during night-time transits.
Thar Desert Edges
The transition from the fertile Indus valley to the golden sand dunes of the Great Indian Desert.
Punjab Plains
A patchwork quilt of green and gold agricultural fields that define the 'Breadbasket of India' near the border.
Sutlej River
The winding path of the Sutlej River which acts as a natural boundary in several sections of the flight path.
The right side is ideal for catching the sunrise if you are on an early morning flight. During monsoon season (July-September), this side often provides dramatic views of towering cumulus clouds over the desert. Note that smog can occasionally obscure the ground during winter months in the Punjab region.
Book Hotels in AmritsarDistance: 2,371 km (1,473 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 3 hrs 10 min
Departure: DOH (25.273056, 51.608056)
Arrival: ATQ (31.7096004486, 74.7973022461)
Route Type: International
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