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Lal Bahadur Shastri International Airport is an international airport in Babatpur, Uttar Pradesh, around 26 Km northwest of Varanasi. It was formally renamed after Lal Bahadur Shastri, Indiaís second Prime Minister, in October 2005. It was formerly known as Varanasi Airport. It is Indiaís 18th busiest airport in terms of passenger traffic and is also Uttar Pradeshís second busiest airport. The Airports Council International has named the airport the best in Asia-Pacific for 2020 (in the category of 2 to 5 million passengers per year). The airport has a single asphalt runway that is 9,006 feet long, with two exits to the main apron and turnarounds on both ends. A third exit connects to an isolated apron that can be utilised in an emergency. With a floor size of 3,900 square metres, an integrated terminal handles both domestic and international aircraft (42,000 square feet). The terminal has 16 CUTE (common-user terminal equipment) check-in desks, four immigration counters that also serve as emigration counters, and two baggage-claim belts. Apart from an upper-level waiting area for the aerobridge gates, the terminal has a ground-level gate for walking or using the shuttle bus to other airplanes on the apron. Five narrow-body aircraft can be parked on the apron at the same time.

Varanasi, located on the Ganges River in northern India, is a Hindu pilgrimage centre. Varanasi was renamed after 1947, although the city is still known as Banaras or Benares, and has also been known as Kashi from ancient times. Varanasi is located on the left side of the river in the middle-Ganges valley in the southeastern region of Uttar Pradesh. It lies 692 Km southeast of New Delhi, 320 Km south of Lucknow, the state capital, and 121 Km east of Prayagraj, another Hindu pilgrimage place. Silk weaving, carpets and crafts, tourism, and the Banaras Locomotive Works and Bharat Heavy Electricals all employ a major portion of the local people. Varanasi is a cultural centre in Northern India that has long been linked to the Ganges River. Hindus believe that dying here and being cremated along the banks of the Ganges River breaks the cycle of rebirth and makes salvation possible. The city is famous for its ghats, which are stairs that go down the steep river bank to the water, where pilgrims perform rites. The Dashashwamedh Ghat, the Panchganga Ghat, the Manikarnika Ghat, and the Harishchandra Ghat are all noteworthy, with the last two serving as Hindu cremation sites. Varanasi is situated along the left crescent-shaped bank of the Ganges, averaging between 15 metres (50 feet) and 21 metres (70 feet) above the river. The city is the administrative centre of the Varanasi district.

Bengaluru airport serves the capital city of Karnataka, and is spread over 4,000 acres. The official name of the Bengaluru airport is Kempegowda International Airport. It is located at a distance of 30 Km to the cityís north. The airport is one of the largest airports in India and has two runways and one terminal that serves both domestic and international traffic. Named after the founder of the city, Nadaprabhu Hiriya Kempe Gowda, the Bengaluru airport offers many services, including a smoking lounge, Wi-Fi, baby care rooms, sleeping lounge, buggies, wheelchair assistance, local connectivity and transit passenger facilities. Besides, it offers connectivity via cabs and buses to major parts of the city. Kempegowda Airport is Indiaís third busiest airport in terms of passenger traffic and total cargo handled, behind Delhi and Mumbai, and Asiaís 29th busiest airport. In the calendar year 2020, it handled 10.91 million passengers with 311 aircraft movements per day. The airportís cargo-handling has declined by 12.7%, with 326,372 tonnes of goods handled between April 2020 and March 2021. The airport has two runways and a single passenger terminal that accommodates both domestic and international flights.

Bengaluru, now renamed Bengaluru, is the capital and largest city of Karnataka. Since it is Indiaís most significant information technology (IT) exporter, Bengaluru is also known as the ëSilicon Valley of Indiaí or the ëIT capital of Indiaí. Several IT companies have their headquarters here. It has a rich culture for theatres, music, and dance performances as well. The city has a lot of greenery with trees lined up on both sides of the road. It has many gardens and parks, earning it the title of ëGarden Cityí. Since the city has a pleasant climate throughout the year, one can visit it any time of the year. Bengaluru is located in Karnataka in South India. At an average elevation of 900 metres, it is located in the centre of the Mysore Plateau (a section of the greater Cretaceous Deccan Plateau). It has an area of 741 Km2 and is located at 12∞58?44??N 77∞35?30??E. The Bengaluru Urban district of Karnataka encompasses most of the city, while the Bengaluru Rural district encompasses the surrounding rural areas. From the previous Bengaluru Rural district, the Karnataka government has created the new district of Ramanagara. The city is home to a number of state-owned aerospace and defence companies. The Kannada film industry is also based in the city. According to the Ease of Living Index 2020, it is the most livable Indian city.