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Bhopal Airport, also known as the Raja Bhoj Airport (IATA code: BHO) is situated in Gandhi Nagar, Bhopal. It derives its name from Paramara Raja Bhoj, who ruled Bhopal in the 10th century. It is an international airport that has only one integrated terminal. The terminal building takes up over 26,000 sq m of area. It has 14 counters for check-in along with four immigration counters for departures and 6 for arrival. It has two counters for customs and six X-ray machines for security. The airport is equipped with all the modern facilities for the convenience of the passengers like souvenir shops, eateries, duty-free shops, ATMs, medical rooms and free wifi. The airport also has a VIP lounge that is free to use. The airport is easily accessible by bus and taxi.

Bhopal is the capital of Madhya Pradesh, and is situated in the Malwa Plateau in the northern region of the Vindhya Range. It is often called the ëCity of Lakesí as it has several man-made and natural lakes in its vicinity. Its total area is estimated to be about 460 sq km and it is considered to be one of the 15 largest cities in India. The name Bhopal is derived from Bhojpal or Bhojís Dam, which was constructed by a minister of Raja Bhoj, who was the Parmar ruler of Dhar. In around 1956, Bhopal was made part of Madhya Pradesh and became Madhya Pradeshís capital. The people of Bhopal are well known for their love towards Bhopalís culture and heritage. The city is dotted with several beautiful havelis and mosques that remind people of their rich and diverse history. People of all religions reside peacefully in Bhopal; however, Hindus and Muslims constitute a major part of the total population of the city. The city is famous for its food that has the right mixture of vegetarian and non-vegetarian delicacies. There are several non-vegetarian dishes that are famous all over the country like Bhopali Murg Rezala and Bhopali Gosht Korma. The tourists can enjoy a diverse musical heritage of Bhopal that is broadly divided into Tribal Music, Countryside Music and Bhakti Cult Music. The people of Bhopal enjoy all three forms of music and organise several festivals to celebrate like the National Drama Festival and Dhrupad Samaroh.

Dehradun Airport is known as the Jolly Grant Airport (IATA code: DED) and it is the only commercial airport in Uttarakhand. Jolly Grant Airport is well connected to prominent cities in Uttarakhand such as Mussoorie, Haridwar and Rishikesh. The airport is about 25 km away from the centre of Dehradun city to the east. The airport was constructed in 1974. During the Uttarakhand floods of 2013, the airport became the centre of operations for rescuing pilgrims from Kedarnath and surrounding pilgrimage sites. Jolly Grant Airport is equipped with all the modern facilities like central heating and cooling systems, flight information display system (FIDS) and surveillance systems. It has 4 check-in counters and can accommodate about 1.22 lakh passengers. It also offers eateries, a pharmacy, souvenir stalls, cab rental services and an executive lounge for the travellersí convenience.

Dehradun is the capital of Uttarakhand and is situated in the foothills of the magnificent Himalayas. It is called the gateway to hill stations like Mussoorie and Nainital. In Hindu mythology, Dehradun finds mention in the holy book of Skanda Purana. Dehradun was ruled by the Gorkhas for nearly two decades till about 1815. In around 1842, Dehradun was under the jurisdiction of Saharanpur district but it became an independent region in around 1871. Dehradun is well-known as an educational centre of Uttarakhand. It is famous for several elite educational institutes like the Doon School and the Indian Military Academy. It is often referred to as the ëSchool Capital of Indiaí. Dehradun has a vast and dense forest cover that consists mainly of sal trees majorly along with other species such as haldu, bakli and jhingan. The forest covers an area of about 1,477 sq km and accounts for about 43% of the total districtís area. Chir and deodar trees are also found in Dehradun. Dehradun is famous for its cuisine and local food that tourists should definitely try while visiting. The local dishes are full of nutrition, and a majority of them are prepared using lentils like the gahat ki dal, singodi and kaafli. The city is also well known for its delicious sweets like arsa, jhangora ki kheer and the famous bal mithai. Tourists travelling to Dehradun must also try thukpa, a soupy local dish that is served with momos. The people of Dehradun celebrate festivals with a lot of fervour and excitement. The city hosts many fairs around the year that attract thousands of tourists. Some of these fairs are Tapkeshwar Mela and Jhanda Fair.