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Dehradun Airport, also known as Jolly Grant Airport, is located around 22 km southeast of Dehradun. The IATA code for this airport is DED. This airport serves Dehradun and other important cities in Uttarakhand. Constructed in 1974, the airport is roughly 20 km from Rishikesh and approximately 30 km from Haridwar. SpiceJet and Indian Airlines operate flights regularly from this airport. The most frequently travelled route is between Dehradun and New Delhi, but there are also regular flights from Dehradun to Mumbai, Bangalore and Trivandrum. There is only one terminal in this airport and it operates domestic flights. Some facilities at the airport are hotel reservation, car rentals, wheelchair and trolleys, childcare room, lost and found baggage counter.

Dehradun is a picturesque city at the centre of the Doon Valley in Garhwal region. It is part of the Himalayan Shivalik foothills. Dehradun is the capital city of Uttarakhand and is located 240 km from Delhi, serving as a gateway to many hill stations including Mussoorie and popular pilgrim places such as Haridwar and Rishikesh. The city was established in 1675 by Sikh Guru Ram Rai. From architectural marvels to waterfalls to parks to educational institutions, Dehradun is a stunning tourist attraction for everyone. Renowned institutions such as Indian Military Academy, Forest Research Institute and Doon School add a bustling charm to the city. The languages spoken in Dehradun include Hindi, Sindhi, Garhwal and Urdu. March to June are the best months to visit Dehradun since the weather is pleasant. Kumaon Holi celebrated in March/April is a grand festival synonymous with a musical event. Also, Tapkeshwar Mela is organised with great fervour on Mahashivratri at the Tapkeshwar Temple.

Jodhpur Airport (IATA code JDH) is located 3.2 km away from the city. The airport is also an air base for the Indian Air Force. IndiGo airlines operates seamless flight connections from Jodhpur to New Delhi, Ahmedabad and other key destinations in the country. Spread across 12 acres, the airport terminal accommodates approximately 430 passengers per hour. There are three boarding gates and seven check-in counters at the terminal besides other amenities. Baggage trolleys, wheelchairs, childcare room, first aid room, restaurants and cafes, duty free shops can be found at the airport.

Jodhpur is the second-largest city in Rajasthan. It is also referred to as the 'blue cityí. Formerly, Jodhpur was the seat of the princely state of Jodhpur. The city was also the capital of the kingdom of Marwar, which is a part of Rajasthan today. There are many palaces, forts and temples in the city. The old part of the city surrounds the Mehrangarh Fort, bound by a wall of tall gates. The people of Jodhpur are known for their hospitality and humble nature. Jodhpur is a land famous for food rich in flavours especially Marwari cuisines that include dal bati churma, pyaaz ki kachori mirchi vada and so on. Hindi, Marwari and Rajasthani are the commonly spoken languages in Jodhpur. The best time to visit Jodhpur is from October to March because winters here are pleasant. Tourists can enjoy activities such as camping, sightseeing and attending festivals. Nagaur Festival held in January/February is a must visit and it is the second largest cattle fair in India. Wooden art and craft, chilli market and Indian spices are on display throughout the festival.