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Indore Airport, officially known as Devi Ahilya Bai Holkar Airport (IATA Code: IDR), is located at a distance of around 8 km from central Indore. The airport was built in 1945 and is named after the Maharani of the Maratha Empire, Alhiyabai Holkar. It is ranked as 20th busiest airport in India. It initially started as a domestic airport, but with the runway expansions that happened in 1996, it facilitated international flights too. The airport has two terminals: one for domestic flights enabling several arrivals and departures, and the other international terminal, which opened in 2012, allows 700 passengers per hour. All the major airlines like Air India, Vistara, Air Asia, Go Air, IndiGo, SpiceJet, etc., offer regular services here. Additionally, the new terminal provides 46 flight services daily and has 16 check-in counters and 16 immigration counters. Some facilities available at this airport are a medical inspection room, a babycare room, self-check-in kiosks, wheelchair assistance, baggage trolleys, free Wi-Fi, ATMs, a lost and found counter, baggage counters, etc. The airport is also well-connected by road and rail. One can easily reach the airport via a cab or train.

Indore, formerly known as Indreshwar, is located at an altitude of 553m above sea level on the Malwa plateau. Indore possesses a long and illustrious history. It was ruled by the Holkar dynasty of the Maratha Empire. Indore finally became a part of India after independence in 1947. The Malwa culture heavily influences it. However, one can experience notable cultural diversity in the city. Residents here like to celebrate all the festivals with pomp and show. All the national festivals of India are celebrated with great joy and enthusiasm by the people living here. They are friendly and hospitable to tourists or outsiders.

Gwalior Airport, officially known as Rajmata Vijaya Raje Scindia Air Terminal (IATA Code: GWR), is located at the Maharajpur Air Force Station. The airport is situated around 10 km from the city and operates domestic flights. The name of the airport comes from the royal Scindia family. The airport is spread over 30 acres. The terminal building is spacious and airy. Air India, IndiGo, and other airlines offer their flight services at the Gwalior Airport. Although small, the airport is equipped with all the vital amenities of a good airport. Passengers can avail various services like X-ray machines, inspection systems and conveyor belts at the airport. The airport has one domestic terminal. Some other facilities available here are trolleys, telephones, wheelchairs, well-maintained washrooms, medicare and childcare room, free Wi-Fi, a lost and found baggage counter, etc.

Gwalior is a city in the state of Madhya Pradesh, which is located around 75 km to the south of Agra. The city served as the capital of central India from 1948 to 1956. However, a few years later, it was given the title of a district. The city is of historical significance. Pottery from the iron age and many cave paintings were found in this region. Many historians believe that Gwalior is the victory site of Bhima, Gopal Kaksh or Gopadri, referenced in the epic The Mahabharata. The Gwalior Fort came into existence during the reign of Suraj Sen, the Kachhwaha Rajput prince, in the 5th century. Gwalior is rich in tradition and takes pride in the well-deserved respect it gained for Indian classical music and art. The dazzling and colourful festivals like the Tansen festival form a significant part of the cityís splendour. Overall, the city portrays an amalgamation of the Braj and Bundeli cultures and promotes its folk dance and music.