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The Ahmedabad Airport, also known as the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport (IATA: AMD), is located at the Hansol region of Ahmedabad about 10 km from the city centre. It serves the twin cities of Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar. The airport is connected to several Indian cities such as Mumbai, New Delhi, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Chennai, Guwahati, Dibrugarh, Goa and Jaipur. The broad airline network offered by this airport makes it possible to travel to cities worldwide, including New York, Singapore, Abu Dhabi and Dubai. Major domestic airlines like IndiGo, Go Air and SpiceJet operate here and among international airlines, Emirates, Singapore Airlines and Qatar Airways are a few among others. It has four terminals: Terminal 1 handles all domestic flights except Air India; Terminal 2 handles all international and Air India flights. There is an additional terminal for cargo and one for secondary passenger handling. The Ahmedabad Airport is a well-equipped airport. It has lounges on both passenger terminals. Other facilities include information desks, staff assistance, childcare room, phone booths, Wi-Fi access, currency exchange counters, free trolleys, ATMs, charging points for gadgets, medical and paramedic facilities and wheelchairs for passengers with special needs. There are several means of transport, such as city buses, autos, rental cars and pre-paid taxis, from the airport to the city

Ahmedabad, also called Amdavad, was established in 1411 by Sultan Ahmed Shah. It is a modern and well-developed city, which is rich in historical heritage. It also served as the capital of Gujarat till 1970. Ahmedabad played an important role in India's fight for independence. This was the centre for many historic freedom movements, such as the Civil Disobedience campaign and Dandi March. Mahatma Gandhi, after his stay in South Africa, spent years in Ahmedabad in Gandhi Ashram on the banks of Sabarmati river. Ahmedabad is the financial capital of Gujarat and is also the centre of commerce. It is also known as ëThe Manchester of Indiaí due to its booming textile industry and thriving commercial activities. It is Gujarat's cultural and economic centre. The city is also an important educational and information technology hub. UNESCO has declared Ahmedabad Indiaís first World Heritage City. Art, music and dance are deep rooted in Gujarati culture. Colourful, joyful festivities are associated with this region. Folk dance forms, Garba and Dandiya, have now become popular everywhere. The Gujarati cuisine is primarily vegetarian but is among the tastiest and flavourful ones. Khandvi, Dhokla, Undhiyu, Thepla, Fafda, etc. are some of the popular dishes of Ahmedabad. Summers are extreme, monsoons have torrential rains. Therefore, winters with temperatures ranging between 5 and 20 degrees are the best time to visit.

The Gaya Airport (IATA: GAY), also known as the Bodhgaya Airport, is the primary airport serving the city of Gaya. Located about 5 km from the city centre, the airport is the second busiest airport in Bihar. It is an international airport. Currently, it has only one integrated terminal for all domestic and international flights. The airport is connected to many major Indian cities such as New Delhi, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Bengaluru and Pune. Internationally, it is connected to countries like Thailand, Nepal, Vietnam, Myanmar, Indonesia, Malaysia and Sri Lanka. Pacific Airlines, Mihin Lanka, Bellview Airlines, Thai Airways and Golden Myanmar Airlines are the primary international airlines flying out of Gaya. It is a well-equipped airport with all the basic amenities available for travellersí safety and comfort. These facilities include baggage and trolley services, duty-free shops, currency exchange counters, restaurants and cafes, pharmacies and childcare rooms. You can easily commute to and from the airport with the help of taxis and car rental services available outside the terminal

Gaya in Bihar is located around 100 km from the capital, Patna, and is the second largest city of the state. It is considered as one of the most sacred places for Buddhists and Hindus. The city lies on the banks of the Phalgu river and is surrounded by the tiny, rocky hills of Mangala-Gauri, Shringa-Sthan, and Ram-Shila and Brahmayoni. Gaya is an ancient city that holds great significance in the history and mythological stories. Gaya finds mention in epics like Ramayana and Mahabharata. Dynasties like the Magadha, Mauryan and Nada have made Gaya their citadel. Most importantly, Gaya is seen as the birthplace of Buddhism because it was here that Gautam Buddha gained enlightenment. As both the religions - Buddhism and Hinduism - have evolved together, the cultures, festivals and cuisine of Gaya show a reflection of both. The best time to visit Gaya is between October and March when the temperature is moderate and the climate is pleasant