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Nagpur Airport (IATA: NAG) is officially known as the Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar International Airport. Spread over 1260 acres, Nagpur Airport is located at Sonegaon, around 8 km southwest from Nagpurís city centre. The airport caters to both domestic and international flights. Nagpur Airport has two terminals. Terminal 1 operates domestic flights to cities, like Mumbai, New Delhi, Ahmedabad, Kolkata, and terminal 2 operates international flights to destinations like Doha and Dubai. There are 13 check-in, 9 immigration, six customs, and three security counters for the convenience of travellers. The airport offers all essential services to its passengers like free baggage trolleys, baby care facilities, medical services, currency exchange, information desk, and duty free shops. The airport is equipped with all amenities like X-ray baggage scanners. If you like to shop, you can find several stores selling jewellery, clothing, and books. You can also enjoy sumptuous food at the restaurant and snack bar run by the airport authorities. You can avail of city bus services, taxis, and rental car services from outside the airport to reach your destination.

Nagpur is situated in northeastern Maharashtra and has been named after River Nag that flows through the city. Earlier, Nagpur was called Fanindrapura, which is derived from the Marathi word fana meaning ëthe hood of a cobraí. The city was founded by a Gond Raja, Bhakt Buland of Deogarh, in the first half of the 18th century. It later became part of the Maratha Empire under the Bhonsles. In the 19th century, the British East India Company took over Nagpur. After India gained independence, Nagpur became the capital of Madhya Pradesh until 1956, and in 1960, it became part of Maharashtra. Nagpur is also called the winter capital of Maharashtra as it is the seat of the annual winter session of the Vidhan Sabha, the Maharashtra state assembly. It has recently earned major recognition as the cleanest city and the second greenest city in India. Geographically, Nagpur lies exactly on the zero mile marker, which marks the exact centre of India. There is a pillar erected at this zero mile site where the distances of various major cities, which are measured from Nagpur, are carved. Hence it is called the zero mile centre. After Mumbai and Pune, Nagpur is the third largest city of Maharashtra. It is also a major commercial and political hub and one of the fastest-growing cities in the country. Nagpur has earned the sobriquet Orange City as it is a major trade centre for oranges grown in the region. Nagpur oranges are famous all over the world. Nagpur, known as the tiger capital of India, has gained immense popularity amongst wildlife photographers and nature lovers as the region in and around the city has several beautiful tiger reserves.

Jaisalmer Airport (IATA: JSA) is a domestic airport located approximately 14.6 km from the city. It is a civil enclave operated by the Airports Authority of India on an Indian Air Force base due to its proximity to international borders. The airport has a single passenger terminal, which caters to domestic flights and chartered flights. At present, the airport has seasonal flight connectivity and is operational from October to March. It operates regular flights to major cities such as Jaipur, Delhi, Mumbai, and Ahmedabad during the tourist season. Facilities available at the airport include ATMs, wheelchair assistance, medical facilities, baggage wrapping services, baggage claim services, passenger lounge, luggage trolleys, shopping outlets, etc. Restaurants, snack bars, and cafes are located both inside and outside the airport terminal. Jaisalmer Airport is well connected to the city through prepaid taxis, autorickshaws, hotel transfer coaches, private buses, and Rajasthan State Transport Corporation buses.

The city of Jaisalmer, located in the heart of the famous Thar Desert of western India, close to the India-Pakistan border, is rich in heritage and culture. Jaisalmer is one of the largest districts in the west Indian state of Rajasthan and a very popular tourist destination. This city was founded in the year 1156 AD by Rawal Jaisal. It was named Jaisalmer after the Hill Fort of Jaisal, which refers to the famous Jaisalmer Fort that stands atop a hill in the city. A large number of palaces, monuments, and other historical buildings in Jaisalmer are made of yellow sandstone that is mined in the surrounding region, earning the city the moniker The Golden City. As it is located in an arid desert region, the city experiences extreme temperatures. The climate during the day can get very hot, especially during the summer. However, nights are generally cool. The region receives scanty rainfall. The best time to visit Jaisalmer is during winter, from October to January, when the temperature varies between 10∞C and 30 ∞C. Some of the popular industries are tourism, textile, stone-cutting, and khadi. It is also well-known for its leather industry and messenger bags that are made from camel hide. Some famous local dishes include the pyaz ki kachori, daal baati choorma, ghotua laddoo, haldi ka saag, and ker sangri. The city is also famous for its kesari lassi. The local languages are Marwari and Mewari. Most locals speak the national language, Hindi, and a smattering of English. The most famous cultural festival celebrated here is the Desert Festival of Jaisalmer with its famous gair and fire dancers.