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Chandigarh Airport (IATA: IXC), also known as the Shaheed Bhagat Singh International Airport, is a customs airport serving the cities of Chandigarh, Mohali, and Panchkula. Six airlines connect the region to 17 domestic and two international destinations. With a combination of modern technology and world-class amenities, the airport has received several awards in areas such as Customer Service, Hygiene, Ambience, Infrastructure, etc. The airport's domestic terminal has been functional since 2015, along with the international terminal, which also became functional in the same year. It connects to major Indian cities such as Mumbai, New Delhi, Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Ahmedabad, Srinagar, etc. Some major airlines operating at the airport include IndiGo, Vistara, SpiceJet, Go First, Alliance Air and AirAsia. It is also connected internationally to countries such as Dubai and Sharjah. Some important airport facilities include baggage facilities and assistance to the senior citizens and differently-abled. The international terminal has four aerobridges, 48 check-in counters, AC lounges, restaurants and parking spaces. A duty-free shop is available at the airport and other shopping outlets selling stationery, jewellery, magazines, etc. The airport is located 19 km from the bus stand and 20 km away from the railway station, which connects to other major cities in the region and across the country. Some good hotel properties around the airport include Wyndham, Hotel Hamilton, Country Inn & Suites, Ramada Plaza, etc.

Chandigarh is a district and union territory situated in northern India, serving as the joint capital for two neighbouring states, Punjab and Haryana. It is one of the earliest planned cities of post-independence India and is often referred to as the dream city of the countryís Prime Minister, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. French architect Le Corbusier designed it, and its urban design and city planning have earned a global reputation. Its name is derived from ëChandi Mandirí, dedicated to Goddess Chandi, a temple located inside the city. The city is located at the foothills of the Shivalik mountain range of the Himalayas. It lies in both the Terai and Bhabar regions, experiencing a humid subtropical climate with very hot summers, cool winters, unreliable monsoons, and great temperature variations. The best time to visit Chandigarh is between September and November when the temperature ranges between 14∞C and 23∞C. Languages spoken by the people of Chandigarh include Hindi, English, and Punjabi. According to the census of 2021, its population was 1.05 million. Its literacy rate is 81.9%. The traditional Punjabi dance of ëBhangraí is famous in the city, along with other styles like western Hip-hop, Bharatnatyam, Kathakali, and Odissi. There are also many art galleries located in different parts of the city, along with theatre and drama institutes such as the Chandigarh Art Theatre. The various types of parathas and bread are a speciality of the city. Some other popular dishes include makke di roti, sarson ka saag, rajma chawal, kadhi chawal, etc.

Bhuj Airport (IATA: BHJ) was established in 2003 and is located 5 km north of Bhuj city. Originally constructed to serve the Indian Air Force as a military base, the airport is prominent to the countryís defence on the Indo-Pak border. After being damaged in the 2001 earthquake, the airport was rebuilt as a civilian airport. There is a single terminal at the airport having the capacity to handle 200 passengers for arrivals and departures each. There are four check-in counters along with one security check at the airport. As of today, there is one flight that departs to Mumbai from the airport, belonging to Alliance Air. Some important facilities provided by the airport include free trolleys, wheelchairs, a lost and found counter, assistance for the elderly and the differently-abled and X-Ray baggage scanning. Several outlets at the airport sell medicines, magazines, newspapers, eatables, etc. A duty-free shop is also available at the airport. Some good hotel properties around the airport include Daze Off Studio House, Click Hotel, Comfort Inn, Krishna Farm and Forest, etc.

Bhuj is a municipality that serves as the district headquarters of Kutch, Gujarat. The town was founded in 1510 and made the capital of Kutch in 1549. Its name is derived from a hill located near the town called ëBhujiyo Dungar.í The city is ruled by the Samma Rajputs of Sindh between the 8th and the 16th centuries, the Jadeja Rajputs, the Mughals, and the Lakhpatji I, the king of Kutch, from 1741 onwards. It was under Lakhpatji that many of its architectural wonders were built. After the devastation of the 2001 earthquake, Bhuj has recovered steadily and houses many businesses today, which are flourishing in the city. Several small and large-scale businesses, export-import businesses, mineral and chemical industries, FMCG and packaging, tourism, real estate and IT industries are a part of Bhuj today, adding to its growth. Bhuj has extremely hot summers with temperatures going beyond 40∞C. The monsoons and the winter seasons are the best time to visit the city as temperatures lie between 11∞C and 26∞C in these months. People belonging to the Rabari, Mutwa, Sodha, Muslim and Jat communities live in Bhuj. Their handicrafts and handlooms are extremely beautiful and have earned international recognition. The city is also famous for a block printing work known as ëBandhanií, a tie-dye variety. The city is also known for lacquer work, cast silver handicrafts, terracotta pottery, etc. The most important festival celebrated in Bhuj is the ëRann Festivalí along with Shivratri, Bhagoria, Ravechi Fair, Navratri, Makar Sankranti, Janmashthami, etc. The dance form of Garba is extremely popular in the city. Some local lip-smacking delicacies include the Chana Dal Pakwan, Dabeli, and Gujarati Thali.