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Flights to Gaya are accessible through Bodh Gaya International Airport. The airport has international and domestic flights. The major airlines that operate at this airport are IndiGo and Air India. There are no direct flights to Gaya. Passengers who wish to travel to Gaya, have to take a connecting flight. The connecting flights to Gaya have layovers in Delhi, Kolkata, Varanasi, Bengaluru, and Mumbai. For international passengers, the flights operate from Myanmar, Tibet, Bhutan, and other countries. However, passengers need to travel through connecting cities to reach Gaya. Bodhgaya International Airport is still under development. Recently, more acres of land were allotted for airport extension. The airport has basic amenities for passengers. It has decent eateries that serve North Indian cuisine. The airport is clean and hygienic, with measures taken to decrease the spread of viruses. Every year, the airport sees huge tourists from South Asian countries, such as Thailand, Myanmar, Vietnam, and Cambodia.

Deemed to be a city with spiritual significance, Gaya is a prominent district of Bihar. The city is one of the busiest cities in Bihar. It is close to Patna, the capital of Bihar. It is said to be the seat of various religions, such as Hinduism, Jainism, and Buddhism. It is surrounded by hillocks and has the Phalgu River to its east. The name ëGayaí comes from the name of a demon who is mentioned in the Purana. The demon is said to have attained piousness after he sought Lord Vishnuís blessings. The rocky hills that surround the city of Gaya are claimed to represent the demonís body that turned to rock. Gaya is popularly known to have been visited by Lord Buddha in the 5th century BCE. Gautama Buddha is said to have attained enlightenment in this holy city. This makes Gaya the first city to have witnessed Buddhism and its ideals. Apart from its religious background, Gaya has witnessed the rule of different dynasties, the most famous among them being the Maurya dynasty. The rich cultural history of the city is attributed to the rule of Sisunaga. Some of the other dynasties and empires in which Gaya gained prominence are the Gupta dynasty, Pala empire, Ghazhnavid empire, and Mughal dynasty. During the British rule in India, Gaya was a focal point for various freedom struggles in Bihar. The temperature in this city has a vast range. It is relatively high in the summer and quite cold in winter. The rainfall distribution is even. Gaya is known for the celebration of various festivals. Gaya is also known for wood crafts, Pichkari art, and illustrated figurative paintings.

Flights from Dehradun are accessible through Jolly Grant International Airport. The airport operates international and domestic flights. The airport has been named the ëAir Gateway of Garhwalí and contributes majorly to Uttarakhand tourism. The major airlines that operate through this airport are Air India, Air Asia, IndiGo, Vistara, SpiceJet, and Go First. The airlines operate to both domestic and international destinations. The airport also has connecting flights with layovers in Bengaluru, Mumbai, Kolkata, Amritsar, Prayagraj, Lucknow, and Delhi. The plan for international flights was installed for the airport in 2019. Jolly Grant Airport has basic amenities for passengers. People have access to food and resting spaces. The airport maintains cleanliness and has hygiene facilities.

Nicknamed the ëDoon Valley of Indiaí, the city of Dehradun sits at the heart of Uttrakhand. Dehradun is widely recognised for its scenic charm, mythological linkage, and cool temperature. It is known as the Doon Valley, as it is located in the Himalayan foothills. Dehradun shares a linkage to the Ramayana and Mahabharata. It is deemed as the ëAbode of Dronaí, the resting place of Dronacharya. Dornacharya was the diligent teacher of the Kauravas and Pandavas. Dehradun is an essential hub for technology and research in India. This city in Uttarakhand is called one of the safest cities in India, with all the basic infrastructure and amenities. The existence of Dehradun was first established by Baba Rama Rai, who was one among the sons of Guru Har Rai, the seventh of the ten gurus of Sikhism. The town was bestowed as jagir to Baba Ram Rai by the then Mughal emperor Aurangzeb. The town then came to be known as Dehradun. Etymologically, Dehradun is derived from two terms, ëDehraí and ëDuní. ëDehraí means ëTempleí, and ëDuní means ëFoothills of the Valleyí. Dehradun was called ëDehraí in the times of colonial India. Later, it was referred to as ëDuní, indicating the cityís geographical location. Since then, the city has been called Dehradun. Dehradun is linked to various scriptures and folktales of Hinduism. It is believed that Lord Rama and Lakshmana entered the city after the battle that took place between Rama and Ravana. The ruins of the temples have been linked to the ages of Ramayana and Mahabharata. Dehradun lies in the lower hills of the Himalayas and has an elevation of up to 1,350 ft. The geographic location of the place causes frequent earthquakes. Dehradun has a climate that is humid and tropical. It experiences cold winters. In addition, rainfall is accompanied by mild humidity. The city is also prone to heat waves during the summer season. The plains of Dehradun are suitable for agriculture due to the fertility of the soil. The locals of Dehraduns speak two major languages ñ Garhwali and Kumaoni. These languages are known as Pahadi languages. The third dominant language in the city is Hindi. Dehradun is famous for its festivals and fairs. The town regularly holds fairs, including the Jhanda Fair, the Bissu Fair, and Uttarakhand Mahotsav. The temples in Dehradun are of Nagara styles and are in alleviated structures. The art and culture of the city include the Pahadi patterns and illustrations of religious texts. Dehradun is a place where history mingles with modernity.