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The Lucknow Airport, also known as the Chaudhary Charan Singh Airport, is an international airport serving Lucknow and its neighbouring regions in Uttar Pradesh. The airport is located in the Amausi area, which is approximately 14 Km away from the centre of the city. Earlier, the airport was known as Amausi International Airport. In 2008, it was renamed after the fifth PM of India. The airport has two functional terminals, T1 & T2, and one under construction (T3), which is expected to be fully constructed by the end of the year 2022.

Popularly known as the ëCity of Nawabsí, Lucknow is the capital of Uttar Pradesh. It is home to some of the most stunning architecture and tourist spots, including the Rumi Darwaza, a beautiful Mughal gateway, Bara Imambara, a regal 18th-century arched hall, and a grand Victorian Husainabad Clock Tower. Apart from these, Lucknow is quite famous for its delicious cuisine as well. Popular Lucknowi delicacies are kebab, chicken nihari with kulcha, Awadhi biryani, and more!

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Situated along the famous Narmada River, Jabalpur is a city with multiple influences. The city's journey has been nothing short of eventful, from the anglicised ëJubbulporeí during British rule to Jabalpur. Many dynasties, including the Marathas, have ruled it. The Gondwana rule brought with it a new understanding of water conservation. Rani Durgawati, a Gond warrior, built more than 80 ponds in the city to ensure an adequate water supply. The city teems with opportunities from soybean cultivation to defence vehicles and ordnance factories. Tourists enjoy visits to Jabalpurís many attractions, including the 17th-century Hanumantal Bada Jain Mandir and the Rani Durgavati Museum, which houses historical artefacts and intricately designed sculptures. Boat rides on the Narmada are also popular. The trip allows visitors to take in the splendid sight of the Marble Rocks, which look especially beautiful in the moonlight.