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Ahmedabad Airport (IATA Code: AMD) is called Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport and is located in the Hansol region of Ahmedabad, approximately 10 km from the city centre. The airport is named after Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, the first Deputy Prime Minister of India. Ahmedabad Airport has 4 terminals: two passenger terminals- Terminal 1 handles all domestic flights, except for Air India, and Terminal 2 caters to international and Air India flights. There is an additional terminal for secondary traffic and a cargo terminal as well. The airport is well-connected to several domestic cities like Mumbai, New Delhi, Bengaluru, Kolkata, and Chennai. It is also well-connected to international destinations like Singapore, Abu Dhabi, New York, and Dubai.Some of the amenities available to passengers at this airport are free luggage trolleys, a lounge, ATMs, currency exchange booths, medical facilities, an information desk, and charging points, among others.

Ahmedabad, often known as Amdavad, is located on the eastern bank of the Sabarmati River in Gujarat. It is the most populous city of Gujarat. Ahmedabad is often referred to as the 'Manchester of India' for its cotton production or mill culture. The history of Ahmedabad is fascinating. The city was established by Sultan Ahmad Shah, a Muslim ruler in Gujarat in 1411. The city grew bigger and flourished economically for about a century. Eventually, the city saw its decline and in 1572, it was captured by Akbar, the Mughal Emperor. Later, Ahmedabad witnessed a further decline, until Gujarat was annexed by the British. Today, Ahmedabad is home to various industries like vegetable oil, flour, tobacco, glass, software, carpets, and chemicals. Ahmedabad is known for its numerous historical monuments as well as tourist attractions such as Adalaj Stepwell, Ahmed Shahís Mosque, Calico Museum of Textiles, Hutheesing Temple, Jhulta Minar, Kankaria Lake, as well as Jama Masjid, among others.

Gorakhpur Airport (IATA Code: GOP) is a civil enclave operated jointly by the Airports Authority of India (AAI) and the Indian Air Force. It serves as a civil airport and is used for military operations by the Air Force Station at Gorakhpur. Gorakhpur Airport is located on NH-28, the Gorakhpur-Kushinagar highway, just 8 km from the city, and you can use taxi, cab, auto-rickshaw, or bus services to commute to and from the airport effortlessly. Domestic flights are available from Gorakhpur Airport to several cities, including New Delhi, Ahmedabad, Jaipur, Lucknow, Mumbai, and Hyderabad. Passenger services are provided at the airport by major airlines such as IndiGo, SpiceJet, and others. There is only one terminal at the airport that caters to arriving and departing domestic passengers. Gorakhpur Airport offers all necessary amenities for the comfort of its passengers. Passengers can shop for clothes, newspapers, magazines, and other essentials at the retail and duty-free outlets set up on the premise. There are also excellent options for meals and refreshments. Suppose you want to stay in the city for a day or two. Some hotels near the airport include Radisson Blu, Nirvana Sarovar Portico, Kama International, and Shivoy Hotel.

Located in eastern Uttar Pradesh, Gorakhpur is one of India's most populous cities. The city is situated approximately 70 miles (110 km) east of Faizabad and about 40 miles (65 km) south of the Nepalese border along the Rapti River, a branch of the Ghaghara River. Gorakhpur was founded in the early 1400s and was named after a revered Hindu spiritual figure. It was a major Muslim garrison town and the divisional capital under the Mughal emperor Akbar. In 1801, the city and its surroundings were purchased by the British East India Company. Afterwards, Gorakhpur became the primary location for recruiting Gurkhas into the British army (ethnic Nepalese soldiers). In 1934, an earthquake caused some serious damage to the region. Lord Buddha gained Mahaparinirvana or salvation here, making Gorakhpur a holy site for Buddhists as well. Buddha was cremated at Ramabhar Stupa. The Vishnu Mandir, Ambedkar Park, Gorakhnath Temple, Lord Buddha Museum, Taramandal, and Ramgarh Tal are also popular. City summers are hot and dry, with temperatures averaging 32∞C. The city's summer lasts from March through June. Seasonal highs and lows range between 25∞C and 40∞C. The winter season lasts from December through February in the city. During this season, guests can enjoy temperatures hovering around 28∞C. Gorakhpur's most enjoyable season is the mild winter.