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Dehradun Airport, (IATA code: DED) or Jolly Grant Airport, is located around 22 km southeast of Dehradun city. The airport is often touted as the ëGateway to Garhwalí due to its proximity to Haridwar and Rishikesh. It is a small airport undergoing development, and has one terminal with basic facilities. However, the terminal has the capacity to handle 150 incoming and 150 outgoing passengers at a time. There are 2 security booths and 12 check-in counters. Other facilities and services include affordable parking, childcare areas, medical assistance, currency exchange counters, ATMs and cash machines, and so on. There are also several food kiosks and souvenir shops for passengers to spend their time at, while waiting for their flight.

Dehradun is a picturesque city, located at the centre of Doon Valley, in the Garhwal region of the Himalayan Shivalik foothills. It is located around 240 km from Delhi, and serves as a gateway to popular pilgrimage sites such as Haridwar and Rishikesh. This capital city of Uttarakhand, situated at a height of 410 metres, is a popular hill destination for all kinds of travellers. The city was established in 1675 by Sikh Guru Ram Rai. Dehradun also has strong ties to Hindu mythology, having been mentioned in the Mahabharata as Guru Dronacharya's refuge in Tapovan. From architectural marvels to stunning natural beauty, Dehradun provides a wide range of attractions for tourists looking for a place to vacation. Renowned institutions like Indian Military Academy and Doon School add a bustling charm to mountain life Besides, the charming city has been the prime shooting location for several popular Bollywood movies like Lakshay, Paan Singh Tomar, Krishna Cottage, Rehna Hai Tere Dil Mein, Student of the Year, and so on. March to June are the best months to visit Dehradun because of the pleasant weather as well as the important annual festivals celebrated there. Kumaon Holi, celebrated in March or April, is a grand festival reflecting the rich and vibrant culture of the city. The Tapkeshwar Mela is organised with great fervour on Mahashivratri, at the Tapkeshwar Temple.

Bangalore Airport (IATA code: BLR), officially known as Kempegowda International Airport, was inaugurated in 2008 and is managed by the Airport Authority of India. The airport is located around 40 km north of Bangalore city, in Devanahalli. IndiGo, SpiceJet, Japan Airlines, and Malaysia Airlines are the top airlines serving Bangalore airport. The airport has won several awards and titles including ëBest Managed Airportí, ëBest Emerging Airportí, ëBest Regional Airport in Central Asiaí, and LEED Gold Award concerning environmental impact. There are two terminals at the Bangalore Airport: Terminal 1 serves domestic and international flights while Terminal 2 serves Hajj flights. The domestic departure terminal provides a comfortable environment. It is equipped with an integrated airport spa, beverage bars, food counters, WiFi, business centre, 5-star lounge, and much more. The international departure terminal is on Level 1 houses state-of-the-art facilities such as computer workstations, international newspapers, bars and restaurants, showers and massage centres, and so on. Along with modern facilities, there are duty free shops at the international arrival and departure. Transportation options from Bangalore Airport include buses, auto rickshaws, car rentals, and 60 minute taxis to downtown.

Popularly known as ëSilicon Valley of Indiaí, Bangalore or Bengaluru is the fastest growing metropolis of India. The beautiful city is home to numerous gardens and parks, and hence is also called ëGarden City of Indiaí. It is the seventh largest city in India, located 562 km from Hyderabad and 998 km from Mumbai. It is the seat of notable institutions like the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO), Indian Institute of Management (IIMB), and Indian Institute of Science (IISc), and so on. The city houses the headquarters of major IT companies like Wipro, Mindtree, and Infosys, making it the ëIT hubí of India. Although the origin of Bangalore dates back to the 2nd century when the Chola Empire was established, the present-day city was founded by Kempa Gowda in the 16th century. From Shahaji Bhosle to Tipu Sultan, many kings have ruled over the city; but it underwent massive changes after Independence. Bangalore is a tourist hotspot, as millions flock every year to see the wonderful sights in and around the city. From architectural marvels to unparalleled natural spots, there are many places of interest in Bangalore. When it comes to food, crispy dosas, piping hot idlis and vadas are local delicacies in the city. In addition to this, Kayi Holige is the most loved sweet with several variations. What makes Bangalore a cultural hotspot is the dynamic blend of people from various castes, religions, and communities. The best time to visit Bangalore is during the winter season, as a number of music festivals are held here. October to February are pleasant months for sightseeing and outdoor activities.