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Surat International Airport (IATA Code: STV), which serves the city of Surat, is around 20 km from the city centre. This airport was inaugurated in 2009 but became operational in 2011. Airlines like IndiGo, Air India, Go First, Star Air, and Spicejet operate from this airport. It is connected to about 12 cities across India, including Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Bengaluru, etc. The airport has a single terminal. The ground floor has one arrival and departure gate for smaller planes. It consists of around 6 Airline check-in counters, 2 security counters, a few restrooms, 2 baggage carousels, VIP lounges and a few counters for travel and accommodation. The airport also has baggage trolleys, an ATM, a restroom, Wi-Fi, and a childcare room. You can reach the airport via bus, taxi, train, or ferry. Tourist places like Dumas Beach, Gopi Talao, and the Science Center are located near the airport.

Located on the mouth of river Tapti, Surat's history is believed to stretch back to around 300 BC. However, the modern city of Surat is said to have been founded by Gopi, a Brahmin who built a water reservoir and established a town named Suryapur or Surajpur in 1516. Later in 1520, the city was renamed Surat. The city was attacked by the Mughals and Portuguese in the past. It was controlled by the British and the Dutch later, but in 1800, the British took complete control of the city. Surat became one of the most prosperous cities after the introduction of railways in India. Since then, the city has been known for many manufacturing industries, including silk, cotton, gold, and silver. Surat is listed as one of the cleanest cities in India. Surat has a very well-developed system of roads and flyovers. Surat is the best place to visit if you have a soft corner for silk sarees and dresses. It is one of the largest textile manufacturing centres in India. The people of Surat love celebrating all the festivals with pomp and show. The most famous festival in Surat is Navratri, celebrated with Garba dance and dandiya nights. Another important festival is Uttarayan. Other popular festivals include Ganesh Chaturthi, Dussehra, and Diwali.

Dehradun Airport, also known as Jolly Grant Airport (IATA: DED), was constructed in 1974. It is located at a distance of approximately 28 km from the city. It serves cities like Dehradun, Rishikesh, Mussoorie, and Haridwar. The major operations of this airport started after 2008 with the expansion of the runway and the addition of a new terminal in 2009. The airport offers domestic flights through flight carriers like Alliance Air, Go First, Vistara, SpiceJet, and IndiGo. The terminal at Dehradun Airport has eight check-in counters and one security counter. Several facilities are provided at the airport to cater to passengersí needs, such as Uttarakhand tourism services, car rental, hotel reservations, trolleys, wheelchairs, a childcare room, a telephone security hold area, and a medical room. You can take a cab or bus from anywhere in the city to reach the airport.

Located in a beautiful setting, surrounded by the Himalayas, Dehradun is the capital of Uttarakhand. The city lies on the foothills of the Shivalik range of the Himalayas. The eldest son of Seventh Sikh Guru Shri Ram Rai set up a camp or ëderaí in the valley or ëduní in the year 1617, which became known later as Dehradun. Dehradun is believed to be part of Mauryan emperor Ashokaís Kingdom until the end of the 3rd century BC. Later the Gorkhas ruled the region for more than two decades until the Garhwali people took over. With the arrival of the British, the Garhwal was defeated, and the region became part of British India. Dehradun is known for its forests of Sal trees and is located near rivers Ganga and Yamuna. The popular hill station Mussoorie, also known as îQueen of the Hillsî, lies 35 km away from the city, and the famous holy destination Rishikesh lies at a distance of 43 km.