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Delhi Airport (IATA: DEL) is located around 20 km away from Gurgaon. It is officially called the Indira Gandhi International Airport, named after Indiaís former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. It is the 8th largest airport in the world and has three terminals. Terminal 1 handles domestic flights and Terminal 3 caters to international flights. Many domestic carriers like IndiGo, SpiceJet and Air India connect Delhi airport to Mumbai, Bangalore, Jaipur, and many other Indian cities. The airport also has regular connections to foreign cities, including Dubai, London, Singapore, and Abu Dhabi. The lounges at Delhi Airport are known for their excellent services. There are also childcare rooms with games, diapers, etc. Wheelchairs are available for people with special needs and doctors are available to cater to medical emergencies. Other amenities include ATMs, free Wi-Fi, a travel insurance booth, and so on. There are also many shopping outlets where you can shop duty-free. To travel from Delhi airport to Gurgaon, you can easily get on the ëAirport Lineí of the Delhi Metro Rail. Otherwise, inter-city buses, radio taxis, and car rental services are also available at the airport.

Gurugram, earlier called Gurgaon, is a city in the state of Haryana in northwest India. The city gets its name from Guru Dronacharya, the teacher of the Pandavas and Kauravas in the Mahabharata. Historically, the city was ruled by Rajputs, Mughals and Marathas, but now it is a thriving location for MNCs, leading educational institutions, and corporates. Gurgaon is a haven for retail therapy. It is the mall capital of India with over 80 splendid malls like the DLF Grand Mall, MGF Mega City, Ambience Mall, etc. There are also other spectacular tourist destinations like the Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary, Leisure Valley Park, Pataudi Palace, etc. to make for the best travel itinerary. It is very convenient to travel to Gurgaon. The nearest airport, which is the Indira Gandhi International airport, is only 20 km away. The Gurgaon Railway station also has regular trains to Delhi, Jaipur, Jodhpur, Ajmer, etc. Commuting within the city is very easy too. The best way to avoid traffic is to take the metro which offers excellent connectivity across Gurgaon. Otherwise, you can easily book cabs online to take you anywhere. For tourists, the ideal time to visit Gurgaon would be in winter, from September to December as summers here tend to get hot. Being a metropolitan city, the people of Gurgaon are diverse in terms of their religion, culture and language. Visit Gurgaon to see the glitz and glamour of this cosmopolitan city.

The Indore Airport is officially called Devi Ahilya Bai Holkar Airport (IATA: IDR). It is named after Maharani Ahilyabai Holkar of the Maratha Empire in Indore. It was built in 1945 to service Indore and the surrounding areas in the state of Madhya Pradesh. The airport is located 8 km from the city centre. After runway extensions in 1996, the airport started operating internationally as well. The airport in Indore has two terminals. The brand-new international terminal, which opened in 2012, can accommodate at least 700 people per hour. The new terminal features 16 check-in counters and 16 immigration counters. Major airlines like Air India, SpiceJet, IndiGo, and so on provide regular flight services from this airport. Passengers can easily spend their time shopping at duty-free stores, bingeing at restaurants and bakeries, or shopping at jewellery and magazine stores while at the airport.

Indore is a city in the central state of India, Madhya Pradesh. It is located on the Malwa Plateau, flanked by two rivulets ó Saraswati and Khan. The name ëIndoreí is derived from the Indreshwar Temple built in 1741 by a local landowner. The two rivulets meet each other at this temple. The city was founded way back in 1715 as a commercial centre on the Narmada River valley route and has been growing culturally since then. It was the capital of the Maratha Holkars. Popular spots in the city include the Bada Ganpati Temple, Lal Bagh Palace, Mahatma Gandhi Hall, Central Museum, etc. Indore is also known for its commerce. It is recognised as the commercial capital of Madhya Pradesh and is often called ëMini Mumbaií. The bazaars of Indore are always bustling as tourists try to get their hands on the famous ëzarií fabric. The MT cloth market is also a favourite spot for buying wholesale garments and fabrics. As a tourist in Indore, you shout not miss out on the kachoris and tikkis that can tingle your taste buds like nothing else. Indore is locally known as the capital of foodies in India. If you love food, Sarafa Bazaar will be your mecca. The best time for you to visit Indore would be from October to March as the weather remains pleasant and you can explore the city easily.