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Kangra-Gaggal Airport (IATA: DHM) is the regional airport in Himachal Pradesh located in Gaggal. The airport is about 8 km from the Kangra city centre and about 15 km from Dharamshala. Popularly known as Dharamshala Airport, it is well connected to Dharamshala by state and private buses, autos and even taxis. It has regular flights to New Delhi. The airport is built over an area of 1269 acres and is situated at 2525 ft above sea level. The airport is built with a capacity to handle 100 passengers.

Dharamshala is the administrative headquarters of Kangra district after it was shifted from Kangra in 1855. Dharamshala is the winter capital city of Himachal Pradesh and is located 18 km away from Kangra. It was used as a summer resort by the British during the British Raj. For centuries, it has been drawing in visitors with its beautiful views of the Himalayan mountains and its cedar forests. It is the home of the exiled spiritual leader Dalai Lama and is a flourishing centre for Tibetan culture and spirituality. Dharamshala is a Hindi word that combines the words dharma and shala, which means ëhouse or place of dharmaí. Some of the major attractions for tourists are the Tibetan monasteries, McLeod Ganj, Bhagsunag waterfalls, Naddi point, Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium, etc.

Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport (SVPIA), or Ahmedabad Airport, was named after Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, Indiaís first Deputy Prime Minister. It was categorised as an international airport in May 2000 and is the primary airport for the twin cities of Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar in Gujarat. The airport is in Hansol, situated 9 Km north of Ahmedabad city centre. The airport has four terminals-international, domestic, cargo, and an extra terminal to cater to secondary traffic. The new terminal has a long moving walkway that connects the two terminals. Ahmedabad airport offers various facilities such as restrooms, luggage room, currency exchange, spa services, and much for the convenience and comfort of its passengers. Ahmedabad Airport is also well-connected with cab services, bus services, and two-wheelers.

Being the largest city in the state of Gujarat, Ahmedabad was first established in the 15th century. The city offers a myriad of moods, from the busy streets of C.G Road to the tranquillity of Sabarmati Ashram. Divided into two parts, new and old, Ahmedabad has a rich heritage and is the epicentre of varied traditions and Gujarati cultural activities of several ethnic and religious communities. Ahmedabad also earned the first UNESCO's World Heritage City tag in India. Dholavira, in Kutch, earned the Unesco Heritage Site tag due to its Harappan findings. Eminent observances and celebrations consist of Uttarayan - a yearly kite-flying day which falls on 14th January and the divine celebrations of Navratri (literal meaning nine nights), during which people across the city perform Garba, which is a popular folk dance, at venues across the city.