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Named after the prominent independence activist, Jayprakash Narayan Airport is the 9th-busiest airport in India. It is the primary airport that caters to the state of Bihar. The airport handled about 4 million passengers in 2019ñ20, witnessing a significant rise from previous years. It is located approximately 8 Km, or 20 minutes, away from the city centre. A new terminal that will increase the airportís passenger handling capacity to about 10 million a year is set to be inaugurated in 2023.

The city of Patna also bears the name of Pataliputra and is the capital of Bihar in the eastern part of India. Patna is located at the confluence of rivers Son, Punpun, and Ganga. It expands across the banks of Ganga for a continuous stretch of 15 km. It is also the nearest airport for the various Buddhist tourist attractions in Bihar. It is a significant railway junction connected with Delhi, Mumbai, Varanasi, Calcutta and many other major cities. Patna also acts as a convenient route to Nepal. Patna is well connected by air with all major cities of India like Calcutta, Varanasi, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Lucknow and Delhi. By road, Patna is connected by road to Bodh Gaya, Nalanda, Rajgir, Varanasi, and Gorakhpur, among other destinations.

Aizawl Airport, also known as Lengpui Airport, is located in Aizawl, Mizoram. The airport was built in two years and two months and is also the 3rd airport in the country with a table top runway. The airport can handle around 300 passengers at a time. There are hill streams under the airport runway. The airport is located at an approximate distance of 32 km from the capital city of Aizawl. Based on the latest records, Lengpui Airport is known to be the first large airport in the country that has been built by a State Government. The airport has a 2500m-long runway and an advanced instrument landing system that makes it easier for flights to land under conditions of low visibility.

Aizawl is the capital city of the state of Mizoram and a beautiful hill station in northeast India. It is a city full of diverse cultures and origins with a population comprising a variety of communities belonging to different ethnic tribal groups. Aizawl is situated between the Tlawng river valley towards its west and the Tuirial river valley towards its east. The town is said to be 112 years old and houses some of the most important government offices. One exciting fact about this city is its huge collection of timber houses and a variety of distinct flowers. The importance of the city of Aizawl also resides in the religious and cultural aspects that make it a vital centre of the Mizos. Chapchar Kut, Min Kut, and Pawl Kut are some of the most prominent festivals organised in Aizawl which add value to the socio-cultural heritage of the place. The Cheraw (bamboo dance) is an attraction of the place which draws several tourists from around the world. It is a spectacular view to see local tribal dancers groove to the tunes and make rhythmic foot movements in their colourful costumes. The city is famous for its variety of dance forms that include Khuallam, Chheihlam, Chai, and Sarlamkai. The city of Aizawl is full of life with flower shows, food festivals, music competitions and traditional games organised across the city.