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The Raja Bhoj International Airport (IATA: BHO) is situated in Gandhi Nagar, around 15 km from the city centre. The airport was named after Maharaja Raja Bhoj in 2011, and a new integrated terminal was inaugurated, with significant improvements in terms of the better handling of increased passenger traffic, improved runways for wide-body aircrafts, and better amenities for both local and foreign tourists. The 100-kilowatt solar power plant installed in 2013 is used to run the airport's utility grid system and was the first of its kind in the state. The Bhopal airport is one of the major airports in the state and is well connected with other major cities of the country, such as Delhi, Kolkata, and Mumbai. Both domestic and international flight operations are handled at the airport's new integrated terminal. This terminal has about 14 check-in counters and ten immigration counters to facilitate quicker passenger mobility. The airport is well connected with the railway and bus stations of Bhopal by road. Raja Bhoj International Airport offers free wheelchairs and luggage carts for the elderly and specially abled. The airport also offers various additional services for the comfort and safety of travellers, including medical assistance, childcare areas, and others.

Bhopal is one of the major industrial hubs of India and the capital of Madhya Pradesh. The city was founded by Raja Bhoj, the erstwhile ruler of this region. It is one of the greenest cities in the country. Popularly known as the ëCity of Lakesí, Bhopal has several natural and man-made lakes. Despite industrialization and consequent infrastructural development, Bhopal has made its best efforts to retain its old-world charm. During the colonial era, Bhopal was declared a municipality. Bhopal became a part of the Indian Union in 1949 after gaining independence. Bhopal has some unique dishes and is famous for its kebabs and curries. The city is also home to a wide variety of industries, including mill cotton, flour, weave fabric, paint, match, and sealing wax industries.

The third-busiest airport in Northeast India, the Agartala Airport (IATA: IXA) is located around 12 km to the northeast of the city. Maharaja Bir Bikram Kishore Manikya Bahadur established the airport in 1942, and the airport is named after him. The 4th Combat Cargo Group utilised the Agartala Airport during World War II. During this period, ammunition and supplies were also airdropped from here for use by the Allied troops. Several airlines, such as Spicejet, IndiGo, and Air India, operate flights frequently from this airport. The most popular flight routes are Agartala to Kolkata and Agartala to Guwahati. The Agartala Airport has a single terminal with two boarding gates and a capacity of 250 passengers for arrivals and departures. For the convenience of travellers, the terminal also features 14 check-in desks, four security checkpoints, and one immigration station. Private cars and buses are also available, which includes taxi and auto services. The airport has lounges and restaurants, childcare centres, wheelchair facilities, medical facilities, baggage trolleys, and other facilities.

The name ëAgartalaí is derived from the two words ëAgarí and ëTalaí, which translate to ëa storehouse of valuable perfume derived from the agaru treeí. The city is situated on the banks of the Haora river. The city is close to the Akhaura border, the border between India and Bangladesh, where a flag ceremony is conducted every evening. The city is the second largest city in the North East after Guwahati and is a beautiful aesthetic place with majestic lakes, lush valleys, and majestic waterfalls. Agartala is a cultural hub with a rich history. Maharaja Krishna Chandra Manikya Bahadur of the Manikya Dynasty moved Swadhin Tripura's capital from Rangamati to Agartala in the nineteenth century. Later, the Maharaja shifted the capital from Old Haveli to New Haveli (present-day Agartala) in 1849 to avoid periodic invasions by Kukis and improve proximity with British Bengal. The Ujjayanta Palace, which is the official place of meeting for the Legislative Assembly of Tripura, is located in Agartala. The Kaman Chowmuhani and Gol Bazaar are the main areas for business and shopping in the city. The city has various eateries that offer a variety of Indian food. The food here is comparatively affordable and heavily influenced by Bengali cuisine. Overall, the city has a calm feel, contrary to the typical hustle and bustle one experiences in cities.