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Officially known as Indira Gandhi International Airport, IATA code (DEL), Delhi airport is the only airport serving the city of New Delhi and is located in Palam, around 16 km from the heart of New Delhi. Regarding passenger and cargo traffic, the airport is one of the busiest in India. At Indira Gandhi International Airport, there are three terminals: Terminal 1, the oldest terminal, handles domestic flights; Terminal 2, handles domestic flights; Terminal 3, one of the biggest terminals in the world, handles all the international flights and some domestic flights too. The airport is well connected to the city through buses and the metro. One can book cabs and rent a car from the airport too. Along with all the transport facilities, the airport also provides various amenities for the travellers like restaurants, cafes, shops, duty-free stores, telecommunication services, hotel bookings and much more.

Delhi is the capital of India and is the hub for many things, including politics, tourism, health, fashion and transportation. It is a city of people, street markets, museums, monuments, festivals, traditions, history and culture. It is the fourth biggest city in the world and India's second-most populated after Mumbai. Delhi has been influenced by several empires from various ages. The past and the present coexist, centuries-old landmarks are now part of the city life. The epic Mahabharata is believed to refer to the city as Indraprastha, where the Pandavas formerly resided. The Tughlaqs, Khiljis and Mughals were three notable dynasties that chose Delhi as their capital. With its maze of tiny streets, ancient havelis and vibrant bazaars; Old Delhi offers an intriguing window into the past. However, modern Delhi has much more to offer. Delhi boasts a sophisticated, well-planned and large Metro network that connects all parts of the city and is still expanding. A growing number of fresh new hospitals, residential complexes and sporting facilities compete for space with new malls and entertainment centres. As Delhi Tourism is a reflection of the rich culture of India, exploring the city is like visiting a little version of the country.

Gorakhpur Airport, IATA code (GOP), is 8 km from the city centre. The Indian Air Force station, headquartered in the city, keeps an eye on this airport. In addition, the Air Force Station Range, a significant military and air force station, is connected to the civil airport in Gorakhpur. The airport has a single terminal that handles both arrivals and departures. In addition, the interstate bus and rail network willóconnect the city of Gorakhpur and surrounding towns and cities. Travellers can take advantage of baggage services provided by the airport, as well as excellent transport facilities. The bus station is only 7.5 km, and the railway station is 8 km from the airport. In addition, one can take an auto-rickshaw, book a cab or rent a vehicle to travel to and from the airport.

Gorakhpur, located in eastern Uttar Pradesh near the Rapti River, is regarded as a major centre for Buddhism and Hinduism. This city, close to Nepal's border, features the coexistence of various cultures and religions throughout history. This city bears Baba Gorakshanth's name and has significantly contributed to Indian culture and religious ideals. It is believed to have been a part of Lord Rama's legendary Khosla realm. It has for long been the epicentre of mediaeval mysticism and opulence. Gorakhpur has a long history of producing freedom fighters, cultural artists and historical figures who have enhanced the reputation of this city. The handloom products, traditional folk music and creative traditions of Gorakhpur all reflect the city's culture. In addition, the numerous cultural and religious artefacts that remain, silent witnesses of bygone eras, offer a look into this city's historical past. In the 6th BC, the kingdom of Koshalóone of sixteen mahajanapadasóincluded Gorakhpur. It is the birthplace of Firaq Gorakhpuri, where Sh Munshi Premchand, a writer, worked and the home of spiritual poet Kabir Das.