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Bangalore Airport, also known as Kempegowda International Airport (IATA: BLR), is the third-busiest airport in India. The airport was built in 2005 and handled both domestic and international flights. The airport is located at a distance of 34 km from the city. The airport has a single passenger terminal that operates international and domestic flights. The airport has various VIP lounges, duty-free shops, an information desk, a prayer room, a smoking lounge, medical assistance, baggage wrapping, free Wi-Fi, ATM, buggy service etc. Multiple food joints, from cafes to fine dining restaurants, are available here for passengers to eat while waiting for their flight. Passengers can relax and unwind in the lounge area. Passengers can rent cabs, taxis, and cars from the airport premises to reach the city. In addition, bus services are available for a passenger to reach the city.

Popularly known as the 'Silicon Valley of India', Bengaluru is the capital of Karnataka and the third most populated city in India. Located at a height of 900 m above sea level, the city exhibits some of the country's most urban and developed areas. The city is home to people belonging to different religions and cultures. Historically, the city of Bengaluru was formed and designed by Kempe Gowda, a ruler of the Vijayanagar Empire, in 1537. The city's structure was based on Hampi, a significant city of the Vijayanagar Empire. Now, Bengaluru has developed into an IT hub and houses some of India's best companies and institutions. Bengaluru is a planned city with several beautiful parks and structures for which it is fondly known as the 'Garden City of India'. The weather in Bengaluru is very pleasant most of the year, which makes it even more convenient for travelling and sightseeing. The languages spoken in Bengaluru are Kannada and English, followed by Tamil, Telugu, and Hindi. The city is an amalgamation of cultures, so all festivals, such as Ram Navami, Eid, Ganesh Chaturthi, Durga Puja, Diwali, Ugadi, and Christmas, are celebrated here.

Bhopal Airport (IATA: BHO) is about 15 km from Bhopal city, in Gandhi Nagar. It is known as the Raja Bhoj International Airport after Raja Bhoj, the king of the 10th-century Paramara dynasty. In 2011, a new integrated terminal was inaugurated. This terminal handles international and domestic flights, with around ten immigration counters and 14 check-in desks. For the convenience of the passengers, Bhopal Airport provides a host of services such as luggage trolleys, childcare rooms, medical aid, wheelchairs for the physically challenged and senior citizens, a lost and found baggage counter, a tourist information centre, pre-paid taxi and car rental counters, well-maintained and comfortable travel lounges, and free Wi-Fi. Cafeterias, restaurants, snack bars, and juice bars are located within the airport premises for passengers to grab a quick bite and refreshments. Several shopping outlets are present within Raja Bhoj Airport. Bhopal Airport is well connected to Bhopal city. The Bhopal Railway Station and Bhopal Bus Stand are 11 km and 13 km, respectively, from the airport. One can reach either of the destinations within half an hour with the help of private taxis.

Bhopal is the capital city of the state of Madhya Pradesh. It also acts as the administrative headquarters of the Bhopal division and Bhopal district. Located on the northern side of the Vindhya Range, it is situated in the fertile Malwa Plateau. The origin of Bhopal city can be traced back to the 11th century when Raja Bhoja made Bhopal the capital of his dynasty. Bhopal has witnessed the change of great dynasties, wars and cultures. The present city of Bhopal was re-formed by an Afghan soldier named Dost Mohammed in 1707 after the demise of Emperor Aurangzeb. Therefore, Bhopal is an amalgamation of the cultures of the Gond and Mughal dynasties. The rich heritage of Bhopal is reflected in its art and architecture. The streets of Bhopal are reminiscent of its rich history, and you can get a glimpse of the true essence of Bhopal in these streets, museums and art galleries, especially if you are interested in vintage artefacts. Similar to its culture, the cuisine of Bhopal is also a result of different historical influences. The Bhopali paan is famous for its taste and flavour throughout the country. Among other famous dishes are keemas, biriyani, pulao, rogan josh, achar gosht, and shahi korma. Bhopal is popularly called the 'City of Lakes,' as many artificial and natural lakes are found here. It is also considered to be one of the greenest cities in India.