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Bhopal Airport (IATA: BHO) is officially known as Raja Bhoj Airport. It was named after Raja Bhoj, the Parmar king from the 10th century. It is Madhya Pradeshís second busiest airport and is located approximately 15 km from Bhopalís city centre. The airport has a single terminal that operates both domestic and international flights. Moreover, several facilities are provided at the airport for travellersí convenience, like free Wi-Fi, ATMs, child care room, post office, visitor information centres, first aid services, smoking rooms, and restaurants.

Bhopal is the capital of Madhya Pradesh. It is mainly known for its two artificial lakes: Upper Lake and Lower Lake, which divide the city into two areas. The Upper Lake, also called Bada Talab, was commissioned by Raja Bhoj in the 11th century, while the Lower Lake was commissioned by Nawab Chhote Khan in 1794. These two beautiful lakes are the crown jewels of Bhopal city and are frequented by locals as well as tourists. In addition to the lakes, Bhopal also boasts architecture. It is home to Taj-Ul-Masjid, one of India's largest mosques, which was built by Bhopal's third female ruler, Shah Jahan Begum. Moti Masjid is another impressive mosque in the city and one of Bhopalís major attractions. Furthermore, Bhopal is also renowned for its food, with the most prominent preparation being ëBhutte Ki Keesí. It is Bhopal's most famous traditional supper, made from corn, ghee, and milk, and is a must-try for everyone visiting the city. 'Tapu' is another popular wheat-based treat. Bhopal also has a variety of delectable meat and fish dishes for non-vegetarians. If you are planning your trip from Coimbatore to Bhopal, plan to visit during the winter months, between October and February. It is the best time to visit Bhopal. The weather during this time is pleasant, making travel and sightseeing enjoyable.

Previously known as Peelamedu Civil Aerodrome, Coimbatore International Airport is located on Avinashi Road, about 11 Km from the city centre. It is Indiaís 15th busiest airport in terms of aircraft movement. Coimbatore Airport is connected to major Indian cities like Chennai, Hyderabad, Delhi, and Mumbai, as well as international cities like Doha, Dubai, Muscat, Kathmandu, and Singapore. Coimbatore Airport has a single terminal, which handles domestic as well as international flights. The airport also has various facilities for passengers, like snack bars, ATMs, baggage services, information desks, and more.

Coimbatore is the third-largest city in Tamil Nadu. However, earlier, Coimbatore was a small tribal village and was called Kongunad. When the British conquered Kongunad, along with the rest of the state, it was renamed Coimbatore. Coimbatore is a city with a long history. It existed even before the 2nd century and, over the course of time, has seen the rise and fall of several dynasties. Rashtrakutas, Pandyas, Chalukyas, Vijayanagara and Hoysalas are some empires that reigned over this city in the past. While Coimbatore has a rich history, it has an equally rich cuisine. The city has many special foods like idli, dosa and pongal among others. To get the experience of Coimbatore, one must try local food during their trip. Coimbatore is also well-known for its distinctive festivals and culture. Even though the bulk of the population in Coimbatore is Hindu, all religions, including Christianity, Jainism, and Islam, are treated equally in the city.