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Located just 3 km from Bhubaneswar city centre, Bhubaneswar Airport is officially known as Biju Patnaik International Airport (IATA: BBI). The airport is named after Biju Patnaik, the former Chief Minister of Odisha, a well-known aviator, and a freedom fighter. It is the only International Airport in Bhubaneswar. The airport is served by IndiGo, AirAsia, and Air India which run flights to various cities across India, including Bhopal, Hyderabad, Bangalore, Goa, Chennai, and Delhi. The airport has two passenger terminals, one for domestic and the other for international traffic. Bhubaneswar Airport is fully equipped with all modern facilities for the convenience of passengers, including baggage trolleys, ATMs, currency exchange, childcare rooms, recreational lounges, and a pharmacy. There are several dining options as well as duty-free shops on-site. Visitors can take a bus to the city centre from outside the airport. Alternatively, you can hire a taxi or rent a car from outside the airport to get around Bhubaneswar and further afield.

The capital of the state of Odisha, the ancient city of Bhubaneswar, is located along the Kuakhai river in the eastern part of the state. Once known as Bhuvaneshvara, Bhubaneswar is often regarded as the ìTemple City of Indiaî. It is home to some of the most magnificent temples in India, which are known for their impressive architecture. At one point in the history of the city, it is said to have been home to as many as 7,000 temples. The history of Bhubaneswar dates back to the 3rd century BCE as evinced by the Dhauligiri rock edict carved during the time of Mauryan Emperor Ashoka. The edicts refer to his notoriously famous victory over Kalinga. The city evolved as a spiritual centre for devotion to Lord Shiva between the 5th and 10th centuries CE. In the following centuries, many temples were constructed in the region. In 1948, Bhubaneswar became the capital of Odisha. Today, Bhubaneswar has a robust road network, with connections to cities across the state as well as to its neighbouring states, including Andhra Pradesh, West Bengal, and Chhattisgarh. The city has many parks, gardens, and water bodies that provide a change of pace from the hustle-bustle of its bazaars and commercial districts. Some of the must-try foods from the local cuisine are dalma, chattu besara, and ghanta tarkari, as well as the local prawn, crab, and fish dishes. The best time to visit Bhubaneswar is from October to mid-March when the weather is cool. The summer season in the city lasts from the end of March until the middle of June when temperatures can reach 46 ∞C. Locals celebrate Megha Mela, Ram Navami, and Shivratri with great enthusiasm in the city.

Officially known as Kanpur Airport (IATA: KNU), this airport is sometimes called Chakeri Air Force Station as it was initially intended for the use of the Indian Air Force. It was not until 1970 that commercial flights became operational from this airport. It began operating as a regular domestic airport in 2004. Today the airport provides connectivity to major tourist and historical attractions near Kanpur, such as Bithoor, Etawah Safari Park, Kalinjar Fort, National Chambal Sanctuary, Bhitargaon, and Kannauj. Kanpur Airport is served by several airlines, including IndiGo and SpiceJet, to various cities across India, such as Hyderabad, Goa, Ahmedabad, Delhi, Kolkata, Pune, Surat, Chennai and many more. The airport has a single domestic terminal. There are a variety of modern amenities for the convenience of passengers, including free trolleys, lost-and-found baggage counters, wheelchair services, medical services, and restaurants. Visitors can choose from several transportation options outside the airport to get around the city. These include buses, taxi services, and car rental services.

Formerly known as Cawnpore, Kanpur is a major industrial hub that lies in the Lower Ganges-Yamuna Doab area, on the south bank of the Ganges. Kanpur is among the most important financial and industrial centres in North India. The city is also known for its leather industries, with some of the biggest tanneries in the world. Besides being a flourishing commercial centre, the city and its surrounding areas are home to some ancient temples, many of which were built between the 6th and 9th centuries. Known as Cawnpore during the British era, Kanpur was a village until it became a British military cantonment area as well as a trading post owing to the Treaty of Benares (1773). The industrial growth of the city began in the early 19th century when Sir John Burney Allens laid the groundwork for different industries. The town was also one of the key locations during the Indian Mutiny of 1857 that led to the death of many Indian women and children at the hands of British troops. Today, Kanpur is home to the biggest cantonment area in northwest India. The city draws visitors with its historic as well as sacred sites, including the Jain Glass Temple. The city also has interesting museums and a zoo. Be sure to set aside time to explore the cityís markets where you can find great deals on a diversity of leather products, such as belts, shoes, wallets, gloves, jackets, and so on. The best time to visit Kanpur is from October to March when the weather is cool and breezy. The city celebrates Holi, Janmashtami, Diwali, and Shivratri with religious fervour. Kanpur also hosts many fairs year-round to celebrate the region's native Awadhi culture, notably the Ganga Mela in March.