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Leh Airport (IATA: IXL), is known as Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport and is located approximately 3 km southwest of Leh. Leh Airport is named after a Buddhist lama Ngawang Lobzang Thupstan Chognor, commonly known as 19th Kushok Bakula Rinpoche. Located 10,682 feet above sea level, the airport is one of the highest commercial airports in the world. Leh Airport has a domestic terminal with a capacity of 0.8 million passengers annually. Leh Airport is one of few airports in India that is running 100% on renewable energy. The inward and outwards flights at Leh Airport offer the most breathtaking and scenic views as the runway is located between the Himalayan mountains. However, these mountains and elevations come with additional risks. Due to mountain winds in the afternoon, all flights take off and land only in the morning. The airport is equipped with all basic necessities such as baggage trolleys, wheelchair facilities for the elderly and physically challenged, a lost and found baggage counter, a childcare room, medical rooms and a business centre.

Located at an altitude of 11,550 feet, Leh is the joint capital of the Union Territory of Ladakh. Surrounded by the lofty peaks of Ladakh Range, Leh is among the highest permanently inhabited towns in the world. The city of Leh is also known as the ''Land of Lamas' and is famous for its picturesque landscapes, blue water lakes, magnificent monasteries, snow-clad mountains, and mystic sights that change every few miles. Leh was the critical stopover for the Caravans carrying textiles, spices, raw silk, carpets, dyestuffs, narcotics, etc. It served as the terminus for trade routes along the Indus Valley between Tibet to the east, Kashmir to the west, and also between India and China. Back then, Leh used to be known as Maryul or low land. Fa-Hein referred to it as Kia-Chha and Hiuen Tsang as Ma-Lo-Pho. Leh is a popular travel destination among youngsters, especially bikers. Every travel enthusiast wishes to visit Leh at least once in a lifetime. Leh's most popular tourist attractions are Pangong Tso Lake, Thiksey Monastery, Khardung La Pass, Leh Royal Palace, Pathar Sahib, Diskit Monastery, etc. Leh is best visited during the summer, from April to July, when temperatures are between 15 and 30 ∞C. Leh also attracts adventure freaks in winter for the world-famous chadar trek on the Zanskar river (trekking on a frozen river).

Bhubaneswar Airport (IATA: BBI) is known as Biju Patnaik International Airport and is located around 3 km from the city centre. The airport is named after the famous freedom fighter and former chief minister of Odisha, Biju Patnaik. There are two terminals at the airport: Terminal 1 serves domestic flights, and Terminal 2 serves international flights. Terminal 3 is under construction, which will enhance the capacity of Biju Patnaik International Airport from 4 million to 11.5 million passengers per annum. The airport is equipped with all basic necessities such as baggage trolleys, wheelchair. Facilities for the elderly and physically challenged, a lost and found baggage counter, a childcare room, medical rooms and a business centre.

Bhubaneswar, also known as the Temple City, is the capital of Odisha. Designed by the German architect Otto Kˆnigsberger in 1946, Bhubaneswar became the capital of Odisha in 1949. The city is an emerging educational hub and an attractive business destination. Bhubaneswar's ancient temples attract pilgrims from all over the country. There is evidence of temples and cultural heritage in the city dating back to the 3rd century B.C. The ancient monuments reflect influences from Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism. This bustling city combines its ancient past with its progressive present in a beautiful way. The Lingaraj temple, Parasurameswara temple, and Brahmeswara temples are the most revered Hindu temples in the city. Apart from the stunning architecture, you can experience exquisite art and craft in the rustic villages and notable museums of Bhubaneswar.