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Patna airport, also known as the Jayaprakash Narayan Airport is a restricted international airport due to its short runway. It is situated at Sheikhpura, Patna, in the state of Bihar, India. Located at about 21 km from Patna city, it takes about 25 minutes to reach. The airport is about 7 km from the Railway Junction, and takes an 8 minute drive to reach. The airport handled approximately 2.5 million passengers annually. The airport has 3 terminals. Terminal one is for domestic use. Terminal 2 is international but is not operational right now due to the short run away. Terminal 3 is used for cargo services and private jets. Patna airport has many facilities such as airport lounges, Wi-Fi, ATM, Wheelchair for specially abled, childcare room, medical room, restaurant, pharmacy, mobile charging station, prayer room, smoking room, Indian post office. One can use an app-based cab, prepaid taxi services, autos, and local minibus to travel around.

Originally known as Pataliputra, Patna is the capital city of state Bihar in India. Patna was founded by the King of Magadha and was home to renowned scholars and astronomers like Chanakya, Aryabhata, V?tsy?yana. The region with a flat expanse of land is one of the fertile lands in India and entirely cultivated with no forest or hilly cover. The soil is very fertile for rice, sugarcane, and food grains. Air pollution is a major concern in Patna which stands second after Delhi in India. Patna serves as home for Patna High Court. Patna has some of the well-known government and private education institutes. Some of them are Nalanda International University, Chanakya National Law University, Patna University, Aryabhatta Knowledge University and National Institute of Fashion Technology, Patna. The city is also a major agricultural hub that exports grain, sesame, sugarcane and it hosts some the well-known branded sugar mills. Patna is also one of the cities emerging with IT companies. Bihar is a mineral-rich state. Patna has many Buddhists, Hindus, and Jain pilgrimage and it is also a sacred place for Sikhs because Guru Gobind Singh was born here who was their tenth Sikh Guru. Though Hindi is the official language, the city has a population of people speaking in Bhojpuri, Hindi, and Maithili. Litti Chokha is famous food from Patna, Bihar, and Chhath Puja is the main festival of Bihar.

Dabolim Airport is the only international airport in Goa. Goa airport was built in 1955 on 249 acres of area. A new domestic terminal building was built in 1983. The airport has two terminals used for domestic and International flights. The airport handled approximately 8.5 million passengers annually in the pre covid era. The terminal has an in-line baggage scanning system with 75 check-in counters along with 18 immigration counters for arrivals and 22 for departures. The airport has 8 customs counters and 14 security check cubicles. The airport doesn't have dedicated air cargo. As of now, air cargo is carried in the belly space of passenger airlines. There are local shuttle bus services that one can use apart from using prepaid taxi services that are the best local transportation to travel around. Goa Airport has a lounge, baby care room, smoking room, cafeteria, language trolleys, pre-paid taxi service, wheelchairs on-call, medical facilities, porter for specially abled people, and bank ATMs, currency exchange, duty-free shops, and information desk.

Goa with a population of 1458545, spread over 3702 km2 is a small state in the west of India situated at the coastlines stretching along the Arabian Sea. Goa is known for its Portuguese culture. Goa has a mix of different religions like Catholics, Christians, Hindus, and Islam. The territory has lots of 17th-century churches and has tropical spice plantations. Goa is also known for its beaches, laid-back fishing villages. Goa had become a union territory in 2965 along with Daman and Diu which are Portuguese enclaves. Goa attained statehood in 1987. Konkani is the official language of Goa. Being a coastal city, the staple food of Goa is rice and fish curry. The cuisine of Goa is mostly dominated by seafood along with pork, meat. Goa is also famous for its brass metals, seashell craft, bamboo craft, Papier-Mache, and woodcarving. Some festivals are celebrated with lots of fanfare such as Goa carnival, Feast of Saint Francis Xavier, Christmas and New Year celebrations with a Float parade, dance, music, flag parade, and Goan Food.