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Ranchi, the capital state of Jharkhand, is served by Birsa Munda Airport or Ranchi Airport (IATA Code: IXR). The airport is named after Birsa Munda, the renowned tribal freedom fighter. Located in Hinoo, around 5 km from the city of Ranchi, Ranchi Airport is managed by the Airports Authority of India (AAI). Spread across 1,568 acres, the airport has a single terminal for passenger traffic. The integrated terminal is equipped with spacious lounges, travel information desks and customs and immigration counters. It also offers duty-free shops, eateries, a vast parking area, transportation facilities and more to provide additional comfort to travellers. Birsa Munda Airport is a domestic airport serving Ranchi and the surrounding areas. However, apart from the domestic flights, the airport has seasonal Hajj flights to Jeddah for the pilgrims from Jharkhand and Bihar. IndiGo, AirAsia, Alliance Air, Go First and Air India are the major airlines that operate from Birsa Munda Airport at the moment.

The capital city of the Indian state of Jharkhand, Ranchi has many ancient temples, including Jagannath Temple. It is also called the ëCity of Waterfallsí as it has several beautiful waterfalls surrounding it. Ranchi gets its name from a local bird called Rinchi, which can be found in abundance near Pahadi Mandir, a famous religious spot in the city. An important centre of trade and commerce in the state, Ranchi is a thriving city with medium and large-scale industries, such as IT and consultancy, heavy machinery and equipment, mining, textile, sericulture, mineral, ceramics, etc. Apart from the Mughal, Hindu, Buddha and Jain influences, Ranchi enjoys its tribal culture as well. Folk music, dance and other traditional art forms are still preserved in the region. Johna Fall, Dassam Fall, Tagore Hill, Rock Garden and Hundru Waterfall are the major tourist attractions the city has in store. Ranchi cuisine is rich with mouth-watering dishes, including Litti Chokha, Dhuska, Handia, Mirchi Ka Salan, Mitha Khaja, Bamboo Shoots, Rugra, Til Barfi and more.

Bhopal Airport, a.k.a. Raja Bhoj Airport (IATA Code: BHO), is the primary airport that serves Bhopal, the capital city of Madhya Pradesh. The airport is owned and managed by the Airports Authority of India. It is the second-busiest airport in the state, preceded by Devi Ahilya Bai Holkar Airport in Indore. Located in the Gandhi Nagar region, 15 km from Bhopal on NH12, the airport is named after Raja Bhoj, the king of the eleventh-century Parambara Dynasty. The terminal building of Bhopal Airport covers an area of 26,936 sq m and serves domestic and international flights. The building is equipped with check-in counters and separate immigration desks for departures and arrivals. The terminal also has security desks and customs counters for both arrivals and departures. You can easily find food corners and other shops to enjoy your time at the airport.

The capital of Madhya Pradesh, Bhopal is called the ëCity of Lakes.í The city has an Uupper Lake and a Lower Lake, supplying drinking water to the entire region. Surrounding these lakes, you will be able to spot several palaces, mosques, temples and more. An array of thriving industries support the city of Bhopal, including flour milling, cotton cloth weaving and painting, manufacturing of heavy equipment, sealing wax, sports goods, etc. Wheat is the principal crop produced in Bhopal, especially the premium-quality Sharbati variety. The city is blessed with a fertile blend of black soil and alluvial soil, perfect for the cultivation of Sharbati wheat. Bhimbetka, Bhojpur, Islam Nagar, Manua Bhan Ki Tekri, Samassgarh, Birla Mandir and Shaurya Smarak are some must-visit attractions in and around the city of Bhopal. The place also excites its visitors with a culinary treat, which mainly includes Bhopali Paan and Poha-Jalebi.