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Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport, or Leh Airport, is a regional airport in Leh, the capital of Ladakh, India. Situated 3,256 m or 10,682 ft above sea level, this airport is ranked the 23rd-highest commercial airport in the world. The airport is named after the 19th Kushok Bakula, Rinpoche, a Buddhist monk and statesman who played an important religious and political role in Ladakh. Earlier, this airport was only used for the countryís defense; however, in 2016, the Indian Air Force handed over 11.8 acres of land to the Airports Authority of India (AAI), paving the way for its expansion. Thereafter, the airport was opened to the public.Leh Airport is around 8 km from the city centre and around 5 km from the local bus stand. The airport has one terminal; the airport connects Leh to other major Indian cities, including Ahmedabad, New Delhi, Chandigarh and Jaipur.

Leh is the capital of Ladakh, a union territory in the northernmost part of India. It is one of the premier tourist destinations in India and the starting point for travelling to other parts of this mountainous region. Centuries ago, Leh was an independent Himalayan kingdom and an integral part of the ancient Silk Route, connecting several popular trade routes, including the one from India to Changtang. Leh city, together with the Ladakh region, is popularly called the Land of Lamas or Little Tibet due to the strong influence of Tibetan Buddhism on the region.Leh is a land filled with barren mountains, historic monasteries or gompas, rocky edges, hovering prayer flags, and small settlements. The royal Leh Palace and the old town of Leh are worth visiting for a glimpse of the bygone era in Leh. Its scenic beauty, ancient monasteries and breathtaking views of the snow-capped mountains are its major tourist attractions.This high-altitude city experiences an extremely cold and dry climate. The best time to visit Leh is between April and July ó the temperature during this period is around 15∞C to 30∞C. Summer is the best season for Leh tourism owing to radiant sunlight and optimal warmth, unlike other months of the year, which are typically freezing cold. However, tourists visiting the city in September can witness festive proceedings of the Ladakh Harvest Festival, celebrated between 1st and 15th September every year. During this festive period, the locals adorn vibrant traditional ensembles and march in a procession through the Leh market.

Ahmedabad Airport, officially known as Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport, is one of the busiest airports in India. This international airport serves Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar in Gujarat. The airport is at Hansol, approximately 9 km from central Ahmedabad. It is the busiest airport in Gujarat. The airport managed to serve over 3.64 million passengers in 2020-21; consequently, it was ranked the seventh-busiest airport in India.The airport has four terminals ó a domestic terminal, an international terminal, a secondary-traffic terminal and a cargo terminal. The international terminal (Terminal 2) handles all internationally bound flights and some domestic ones, whereas Terminal 1 solely handles domestic operations.The airport serves passengers from across the world and is an important gateway for tourists visiting Gujarat. Regular domestic flights connect the airport to major Indian cities, including Mumbai, Delhi and Chennai. Numerous domestic and international airlines ó including GoFirst, IndiGo, Vistara, SpiceJet, Air India, Alliance Air and Air Deccan ó operate from the Ahmedabad Airport.

Ahmedabad is the largest city in Gujarat and among Indiaís fastest-developing cities. The city has become a radiant business hub and emerging centre of information technology, education and tourism. The city is categorised into two segments ó the new city and the old city. Whether it is the hustle and bustle on the CG Road or the soothing retreat of the Sabarmati Ashram, the city never fails to intrigue and impress its visitors.This culturally diverse city is the heart of Gujarati cultural activities and a range of traditions followed by various religious and ethnic communities. Witnessing the celebration of Navratri on each of the nine nights in Ahmedabad is a one-of-a-kind experience. Garba and dandiya, the traditional performances of Gujarat, characterise these extravagant celebrations. The annual kite-flying festival of Uttarayan, celebrated on 14th January, is another spectacular experience in Ahmedabad.