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NTR Amaravati International Airport (IATA: VGA) is a civilian, international airport that serves the Andhra Pradesh Capital Region, and is 25 km away from Vijayawada in the Gannavaram region. It is managed by the Airports Authority of India and was formerly called Gannavaram Airport. Previously, it also served as an army base during World War II, allowing only military aircraft to take flight. There are two terminalsódomestic and internationalóin the airport. International connectivity from Vijayawada is to the cities of Sharjah, Kuwait, and Muscat via Air India Express. Domestic airlines connect to Delhi, Hyderabad, and Vizag among other cities via IndiGo, Air India, Alliance Air, and others. The airport keeps public convenience a priority and provides a variety of services for the same. Wi-Fi is available throughout the terminal building. Assistance for the physically challenged/aged/infirm can be availed, too. A childcare room, medical assistance, a VIP lounge, trolleys, wheelchairs, a smoking room, mobile charging points, snack bars, and ATMs are some other facilities. Shuttle services are offered to the bus stand which is 2.2 km from the airport building. Taxis or buses can be taken from or to Vijayawada railway station, situated 22.4 km away.

Located on the banks of the Krishna river, Vijayawada (formerly called Bezwada) is a land of valouróthe name comes from the word 'Vijaya' meaning victory. This city is considered the cultural capital of and an emerging industrial centre in Andhra Pradesh. The origin and evolution of politics in Andhra Pradesh is attributed to Vijayawada. It is also the second-largest city in the state, in terms of population, and attracts visitors because of its rich Hindu and Buddhist influence, which can be seen in revered pilgrimage sites such as the Undavalli Caves and Mangalagiri. The best time to visit Vijayawada is during the months of December to February when the temperatures range from 10∞C to 30∞C. The five-day-long Deccan Festival is held in February and is a sight to behold. Vijayawada's coastal cuisine consists of rich and spicy dishes like Gonghura mutton, seafood and Pulihara or tamarind rice. The filter coffee here is a local favourite. The purest form of Telugu is spoken in Vijayawada, but locals also understand English and Hindi because of tourism. Vijayawada is well-connected to major cities like Delhi, Mumbai, and Kolkata via rail and to cities like Bangalore and Delhi via air.

Jodhpur Airport (IATA: JDH) is a civil enclave airport, that is located in Jodhpur, Rajasthan and is 3.2 km away from the city centre. Before formally being set up as a domestic airport, the Jodhpur airport was used by the Royal Air Force during World War II till 1950, and later during the 1965 war by the IAF. Maharaja Umaid Singh established it in the 1920s for the Jodhpur Flying Club. It is managed by the Airports Authority of India (AAI), and a part of it serves as the Jodhpur Air Base for the Indian Air Force (IAF). The airport has a single terminal that operates domestic airlines such as Air India and IndiGo. It is well-connected to major cities like Delhi, Bengaluru, and Mumbai, and it has a single terminal with 3 boarding gates and 7 check-in counters. A plethora of services are available to passengers. Some of which are baggage and wheelchair facilities, cafeterias and food joints, and souvenir shops selling merchandise at reasonable costs. One can take a bus or taxi to reach there. Car rentals are also available. The distance is 8.7 km from the bus stand, and the South Jodhpur Railway Station is 5 km away.

Called the Blue City of India, Jodhpur is built on the grounds of the ancient capital of Mandore. Jodhpur harbours an experience of a lifetime with its exemplary culture, hospitable people, and rich and vibrant history. The city has temples, palaces, and forts scattered all over its landscape, along with the blue-coloured homes and buildings, concentrated together (to which the city owes its nickname). Jodhpur generally has a hot, arid climate with fluctuating rainfall between June and September. This is owed to its location, northwest of the Thar desert. The best time to visit Jodhpur is between October and December when the temperature ranges from 10∞C to 24∞C. You can also find various festivals during this time, such as the Desert Kite Festival, and the famed Marwar festival. The locals understand Hindi and Marwari majorly, but one can also communicate in English. Step into this fascinating land, and let the fragrant Marwari delicacies wrap your senses as you walk through these earthy Indian lanes.