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Madhya Pradeshís Jabalpur Airport is located about 25 Km east of Jabalpur, the capital of the state of Madhya Pradesh. Passenger and aircraft movement makes it the third most popular airport in Madhya Pradesh, after Indoreís Devi Ahilya Bai Holkar International Airport and Bhopalís Raja Bhoj International Airport. The airport has just one terminal operating domestic flights. You can get to the terminal by taking a cab or a bus. The Jabalpur airport has amenities such as lounges, coffee shops, waiting rooms, etc., to make your travel comfortable.

As a city, Jabalpur serves as both the administrative centre of its district and the division of Jabalpur. The city was conquered by British India in the early 19th century and became a cantonment town. One of MPís most important cities, Jabalpur is home to three major institutions: Madhya Pradeshís High Court, the headquarters of the West Central Railway and the Army headquarters of five states. In addition, the gun carriage factory may be found in this area of the metro area. Furthermore, the Smart Cities Mission has selected Jabalpur as one of the 100 Indian cities to be built as a smart city. Bheraghat offers a rare opportunity to observe massive marble mountains and a stunning waterfall.

The airport in Jaipur is located in the Sanganer suburbs, around 13 Km from the city centre. One can take either a taxi or a bus to get there. Terminal 1 serves domestic flights, while Terminal 2 handles international ones. For passengers, the airport offers a wide range of amenities such as premium lounges, coffee shops, restaurants, and waiting rooms. It has been voted the best airport in the world with 2 to 5 million passengers a year for both 2015 and 2016, according to the Airports Council International. Jaipur Airport is the 11th busiest in India in terms of daily scheduled flights.

Sawai Jai Singh, Maharaja of Jaipur, built Jaipur in 1727 in the site of Amber (Amer), a walled town that is now a part of the metropolis (founded by the Rajputs in the 12th century CE). Many of Jaipurís attractions date back centuries. Hawa Mahal and Jal Mahal are two of the cityís most famous palaces, which attract tourists from all over the world. It also boasts forts such as Nahargarh and Amargarh forts from which travellers can admire the city in all its splendour. Some of Jaipurís best-known crafts include jewellry-making, enamelling and metallurgy, as well as printed fabrics, stone, marble, and ivory carving.