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Officially known as the Rajiv Gandhi International Airport, the Hyderabad Airport is an international and domestic airport that caters to major cities in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. It is owned and operated by GMR Hyderabad International Airport Ltd, and is about 24 km away from Hyderabadís city centre. With an annual capacity of about 8.04 million passengers, it is the fourth-busiest Indian airport. The Hyderabad Airport has a passenger and a cargo terminal and two runways. It is a hub for Alliance Air, SpiceJet, IndiGo, Blue Dart Aviation, Lufthansa Cargo, and TruJet, among other carriers, and a focus city for aircraft operated by Air India. The Rajiv Gandhi International Airport aims to provide a wide range of amenities to the passengers, such as options for shopping from renowned brands, eateries and restaurants, a lot-and-found service, tourist information counters, foreign exchange counters, ATMs and a bank, lounges, baggage wrap services, a medical centre, a smoking zone, disability and wheelchair services, a porter service, internet access, and a cloakroom. The Rajiv Gandhi International Airport is well-connected to Hyderabad and other major cities in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. Kurnool is about 212 km from the airport, and it takes about 4 h to reach Kurnool from Hyderabad by taxi, bus, prepaid cab, or rental car.

A quaint little town, Kurnool is located in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh. It was formerly the capital of the state too. Lying on the banks of the Tungabhadra River, Kurnool is renowned for its mighty caves, divine temples, and historic importance. The city is often known as ëThe Gateway of Rayalaseemaí. It offers a range of captivating forts and sculptures and delicious food like Uggani bajji, ulava charu, aaku koora pulao, and alasanda vada. Among its many sites of historical importance are the Palaeolithic era Ketavaram rock paintings, the 16th century Kurnool Palace, the medieval ruins of the Vijaynagar Empireís fort, and the ruins of Gopal Rajuís palace.

Jaipur International Airport is one of the most important airports located in the capital city of the Indian state, of Rajasthan. Millions of international and domestic passengers travel in and out of this airport every year. The airport is located approximately 13 km from the city centre. It started operating as a domestic airport before upgrading to an international airport in 2005. Jaipur International Airport has two terminals, Terminal 1 and Terminal 2. Terminal 1 is dedicated to domestic and Hajj flights, offering direct and connecting flights in India. It is the oldest terminal and offers numerous amenities to its travellers. International travellers can also avail themselves of Club One Class Lounge services at Terminal 1. Terminal 2 services international flights and offers basic and exclusive amenities, such as a VIP lounge, to international travellers. The airport connects this capital city of Rajasthan to many cities in India and internationally. Moreover, the top airlines operating from here are Go First, Air India, SpiceJet, and IndiGo. Passengers travelling on Jaipur to Hyderabad flights can enjoy airport services such as WiFi, lounges, souvenir shops, ATMs, dining, lockers, and vending machines. Furthermore, transport facilities such as car rental, taxi, and bus services are also available at the airport.

Jaipur is the first planned city in India, designed by Vidyadhar Bhattacharya. Rajasthan's capital city, known worldwide for its coloured jewels, mixes the charm of its ancient heritage with all the benefits of a metropolis. The busy contemporary metropolis is one of the golden triangle's three corners, which also comprises Delhi and Agra. According to legend, the Prince of Wales went on a trip to India in 1876. Maharaja Ram Singh of Jaipur painted the whole city pink since the colour was associated with hospitality. With the forts of Nahargarh and Jaigarh and the Garh Ganesh Temple in the background, the city is sure to take you back in time with its delectable cuisine, palaces, and colourful markets. From having a meal in the desert to strolling through the lanes and by lanes of Jaipur, there is plenty for visitors to experience. For shopaholics, Jaipur is akin to heaven, with its fine production of hand-dyed and printed silk and chiffon fabrics, handmade camel leather juttis and mojaris, and vibrant handmade Meenakari jewellery pieces. Apart from traditional handmade fabrics, footwear, and jewellery items, Jaipur has lots to offer to tourists, from meticulously woven quilts and wooden artefacts to surprisingly beautifully handcrafted bangles, glass, ivory work, and brassware. Jaipur has a humid subtropical climate. It is recommended to visit this place between November and February.