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The Hyderabad Airport (IATA: HYD), also known as the GMR Hyderabad International Airport, is located around 24 km from the city of Hyderabad in the Shamshabad area. It operates in a PPP (Public-Private Partnership) with the Rajiv Gandhi International Airport and was inaugurated in 2008. It handles 21 million passengers and 148,000 tonnes of cargo annually and connects to 53 domestic and 17 international destinations. It has won over 100+ awards for excellence in operational efficiency, safety, environmental sustainability, corporate governance, etc. It has a single, integrated terminal for domestic and international flights and connects to all major Indian cities such as Mumbai, New Delhi, Chennai, Bengaluru, Kolkata, Goa, etc. Some popular international destinations include Abu Dhabi, Singapore, Colombo, London, Bangkok, Doha, Sharjah, Bahrain, etc. Some important facilities provided by the airport include check-in and immigration counters, baggage handling systems, a unique Transfer Desk facility, business and VIP lounges, assistance for the differently-abled, wheelchairs, free buggies, medical care, paramedic facilities, 24-hour pharmacy, helpdesks, prayer rooms, etc. There are eateries, sweet shops, cafes, and restaurants for passengers to grab a bite in. Shopping outlets for ethnic artifacts and travel accessories are available at the airport. It also has a unique foyer called the Airport Village where visitors can receive their arriving friends and family. Travel options from the airport include buses from the APSRTC, car rentals, radio taxis, etc., which connect to all cities in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh by road. Some decent hotel properties near the airport include Novotel Hyderabad, Hotel Oak, Fab hotel Prime II, Hotel Hyderabad Grand, etc.

Hyderabad is a prominent Indian city in the state of Telangana. It is the stateís largest and most populous city situated near River Musi on the Telangana plateau. It was the capital city of Andhra Pradesh until the creation of Telangana in 2014 post which it was designated the capital for both states. It was founded in 1591 by Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah, the fifth Qutub Shah ruler. It was then captured by the Mughals in 1687, and by the Asif Jahi dynasty in 1769, popularly known as the Nizams. Hyderabad is called the ëCity of Pearlsí since it is one of the largest producers of natural pearls. The famous Kohinoor Diamond was believed to be mined in the city. It is one of the fastest-growing IT cities in India and hence is known as the ëHi-Tech City.í The worldís biggest film studio, the Ramoji Film City spread across 2,000 acres belongs to the city. It is also home to the biggest snow-themed park in the world called ëSnow Worldí and has the longest flyover in India of around 11.6 km. Hyderabadi summers are excruciatingly hot with temperatures reaching up to 40∞C. The city receives an average annual rainfall of 855 mm with August being the wettest month. The best time to visit the city is between October and March when the climate is pleasant and the minimum temperature is between 15∞C and 20∞C degrees. Food and festivals form a big part of Hyderabadís culture. The city is known for its famous Mughlai cuisine called the biryani. Some other local delicacies include badam ka jail, mutton korma, haleem, kebabs, and paan. The city is also home to some unique festivals such as the Deccan Festival, Lumbini Festival, Hyderabad Mango Festival, Hyderabad International Film Festival, etc. Hookahs, black gun jewellery, bags, and belts with mirror works are also a big part of the cityís culture, along with the famous Bidriware metal handicrafts.

The Imphal Airport (IATA: IMF) is located in the Ghari area near NH2 and situated approximately 8 km away from Imphal city. It lies 2,542 feet above sea level and is the second international airport in the northeast region after the Guwahati airport. It has a 9,022 feet long runway and also provides charter services. There is one active terminal at the Imphal airport which is spread across 7,500 sq.m. It has four boarding gates, one security check, and 10 check-in counters and can accommodate around 350 passengers for departure as well as arrivals. The airport houses prime airline carriers such as AirAsia, IndiGo, Alliance Air, FlyBig, etc., and connects to major Indian cities such as Guwahati, Dimapur, Kolkata, Tezu, Dibrugarh, etc. Some important facilities provided by the airport include free trolleys, lost and found counters, a childcare room, wheelchairs, assistance to the differently-abled and senior citizens, a medical room, etc. There is a tourist information centre, post office, VIP room, and a smoking lounge at the airport as well. There are shops available at the airport where one can buy traditional products of Imphal, accessories, magazines, etc. Its several eateries and restaurants provide delicious food and drinks. Duty-Free shops are also available at the airport. Interstate taxis and buses and general taxis can be availed from the airport to reach desired destinations. The Imphal Railway Station is located around 4.3 km away from the airport which connects to other cities in India. Some prime hotel properties located near the airport include Manipur House, Haobam House, Chandras Residency, The Millenium Hotel, Sangai Continental, etc.

Imphal is the capital city of the north-eastern Indian state of Manipur and is located in the centre of the state in the Manipur River Valley. It lies at an elevation of 2,500 feet and is a famous tourist hot spot because of its lush greenery and clear blue skies. It was a part of Burma until 1826 post when it became a part of India. Initially ruled by King Khaba and Pakhangba, the Ningthouja tribe took over the reins of the region, leading to the Anglo-Manipur war in 1891 when locals resisted autocratic rule. The British ruled for the most time after the war post and Imphal became the capital city of Manipur in 1972. Imphal houses the worldís only floating national park named the Keibul Lamjao National Park along with the worldís oldest polo ground. It has an all-women market where men are not allowed to sell their products. It has early connections with the Mahabharata as the princess of the kingdom, Chitrangada, was one of the wives of Arjun. It is believed that the original inhabitants of Manipur were the Gandharvas. Imphal receives abundant annual rainfall to the tone of 1435 millimeters with July being the wettest month. The average temperature in the summer hovers between a comfortable 28 to 30∞C and the best time to visit the city is during winter and the onset of the summer season. Minimum temperatures between September and April are between 21 and 16∞C, dropping down to 6∞C in January. There are three primary tribes of people living in the city - Meiteis, Nagas, and Kuki-Chins. The most commonly spoken languages include Manipuri, English, and Hindi. The mentality of the natives is traditional and culture-oriented they adore dance and music. Some popular festivals celebrated in the city include GaanNgai, Lui-Ngai-Ni, Yaoshang, Christmas, Lai Haroaba, Rathajatra, KwakJatra, etc. Some prominent dance forms in the city include Rasa Lila, Nupa Pala, etc. While art forms include WariLiba and Khongjom Parva. The staple diet of the people in Imphal is rice and all their cuisines are inclusive of chilies and herbs. They use different vegetables in their diet which include Soibum, Thangjing, Yongchak, Hawaijaar, etc. Along with fish, the edible freshwater snail known as ëTharoií is also a favourite delicacy of the city. It is further divided into three subtypes: Labuk Tharoi, Lai Tharoi, and Tharoi Ningkhabi.