Arrival gates are designated areas in airports where passengers disembark from their flights. These gates are typically located in the terminal building and are equipped with seating, information displays, and sometimes shops or restaurants. Upon landing, passengers follow signs to their respective arrival gates to collect their luggage and exit the airport. Once at the arrival gate, travelers may encounter customs and immigration checks, depending on whether they are arriving from a domestic or international flight. The process ensures that all passengers comply with government regulations and security protocols before entering the country.