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Pune Airport (IATA: PNQ) is located 10 km from the city centre, in Lohegaon. It was established as a Royal Air Force (RAF) base in 1939. After independence, it was used by the Lohegaon base of the Indian Air Force (IAF). It was conferred the status of an international airport in 2005. The airport operates as a civil enclave. The airport runs flights by IndiGo, Air Asia, Go First, SpiceJet, Vistara, and Air India to all major cities of India, including Delhi, Bangalore, Chennai, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Ahmedabad and so on. It has a single terminal that handles both domestic and international flights. For the convenience of passengers, the airport has a number of amenities, such as ATMs, baby care rooms, currency exchange, smoking lounges, and medical services. There are several dining options as well. There are buses, prepaid and radio taxis, as well as car rental services available from outside the airport.

Popularly known as the ìQueen of the Deccanî, the city of Pune sits at the confluence of the Mula and Mutha rivers, surrounded by the Sahyadri Hills. The second-largest city in Maharashtra, it is also regarded as the cultural capital of the state. Pune is also home to several prestigious universities, which has earned it the moniker of ìThe Oxford of the Eastî. Pune became an important centre of political power in the 17th century when it was established as the capital of the Bhonsle Marathas. Although it was captured by the Mughals down the line, it was re-captured by the Marathas in 1714. However, by 1817, it came under the control of the British and served as the capital of the Bombay Presidency. Today, visitors come to Pune for its pleasant weather, historic gems, museums, religious sites, and snazzy hotels. Outdoor enthusiasts will find plenty of opportunities for hiking or camping in the wooded countryside, just beyond the city limits. Pune has several shopping districts, notably Hong Kong Lane, Mahatma Gandhi Road, Phule Market, Fashion Street, Laxmi Road, and Bajirao Road. Here, you can pick up everything from Osho chappals, Poona saris, and jewellery to Shrewsbury biscuits, terracotta products, and cushion covers in traditional prints. Be sure to check out the local bakeries and snack shops, which are known for murmura chiwda, bhakarwadi, khari, and mawa cake. The best time to visit Pune is from October to February when the temperature hovers around 20 to 27∞C. The city celebrates Makar Sankranti, Ganesh Chaturthi, Holi, and Janmashtami with religious fervour.

Located 32 km northwest of the city of Aizawl, Lengpui Airport (IATA: AJQ) is built and managed by the state government. The airport was inaugurated in 1995 with the ambitious goal of improving tourism in Mizoram. A unique feature of this airport is its 2,500-metre-long runway, surrounded by hills and streams. Itís one of the three airports in India to have a tabletop runway. Lengpui Airport is served by a number of airlines, including Air India, IndiGo, SpiceJet, Vistara, and Go First, which run flights to major cities such as Guwahati, Delhi, Mumbai, Pune, and Kolkata. The airport has a single passenger terminal, handling all domestic flights. The airport offers a number of facilities for the ease of passengers. These include free luggage trolleys, ATMs, assistance for the elderly and differently-abled, and wheelchair services. There are duty-free stores and restaurants as well as the site. Visitors can take transport buses as well as inter-state buses to other cities from outside the airport. Taxi services and car rentals to various destinations in and around Aizawl are also available at the airport.

The capital of the state of Mizoram, Aizawl, is a picturesque hill city bordered by the Durtlang Hills in the north. The city is located on a series of ridges that rise 2,950 ft above sea level, overlooking the river valley of Tlawng in the west. The largest city in the state, Aizawl, is also the commercial and cultural capital of Mizoram. With lush hills, dense forests, and cool weather, the city offers a change of pace to city-frayed nerves. Adventure seekers can look forward to paragliding in Durtlang Hills and rafting on Tlawng river. The name Aizawl literally translates to ìa field of wild cardamomî. Aizawl was incorporated into the territory of Assam in 1950. Later, Mizoram was given statehood in 1987, with Aizawl as its capital. Dance and music are an integral part of Mizo's life. While here, be sure to check out hand-woven products, natural products, baskets, hats, and wooden handicrafts. Aizawl is a year-round destination. However, the city receives heavy rainfall from June to September.