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Delhi Airport (IATA: DEL) officially known as the Indira Gandhi International Airport serves the National Capital Region. It is the countryís largest and busiest airport and the worldís third busiest airport. It is located around 16 km from the city centre. Delhi Airport has 3 terminals. Terminals 1 and 2 handle domestic flights and terminal 3 handles mostly international flights and some domestic flights. There is a complementary inter-terminal bus that plies every 20 minutes and helps passengers commute between terminals. Delhi Airport is well connected to a large number of domestic cities and International cities. Delhi Airport offers a range of amenities and facilities to its passengers including complementary trolleys, ATMs, currency exchange counters, child care rooms and free strollers, childrenís play area, free newspapers and magazines, free medical facilities, wheelchairs and assistance for physically challenged and elderly passengers, prayer rooms, luggage wrapping services, lost and found baggage services, free WIFI, mobile charging services, smoking areas, porterage services. There are pre-paid taxi services, cabs, and car rental services for passengers to reach their destinations. Passengers can also avail of the low-cost shuttle bus service facility or the Airport Express Metro that connect Delhi Airport to most parts of the city. Delhi Airport offers a plethora of activities to ensure passengers are entertained and taken care of during their long wait at the airport, such as shopping for apparel, perfumes, accessories, and cosmetics, toys, electronics, souvenirs, and jewellery at retail stores and duty-free shops, playing games at Amoeba Gaming Zone, trying out the flight simulator, relaxing at the massage parlours and in the rest zones, hibernating in the sleep pods, and relishing the varied cuisines at the several eateries, restaurants, and snack bars.

The national capital territory of Delhi, which serves as the nation's capital, is located in the northern central part of India. The city straddles the west bank of River Yamuna and is located around 160 km south of the Himalayas. The national capital territory comprises Old Delhi and New Delhi as well as the surrounding metropolitan areas and adjacent rural regions. Delhi is considered the heart of India as it is the countryís transportation, commercial, historical, cultural, and political centre. Delhi is the second most populous city in India and the fourth largest city in the world. Delhi is a seamless blend of ancient cultural heritage, such as stunning Mughal-era monuments, colonial-style structures remnant of the British Raj, labyrinth of narrow lanes, and old havelis, and rapid modernisation, such as the metro system, gleaming malls, a busy cultural calendar, a vibrant nightlife, bustling markets, and fabulous eating places. Delhi has been mentioned in the epic Mahabharata as Indraprastha, the land over which the Kauravas and Pandavas fought against each other. This ancient city has witnessed the rise and fall of several empires. From 1206 to 1526, the area was ruled by the Delhi Sultanate under powerful dynasties such as the Khilji Dynasty, Tughlaq Empire, Sayyid Dynasty, and the Lodi Dynasty. Then until 1857, the Mughals ruled over Delhi, under great rules like Babar, Humayun, Akbar, Jehangir, Shah Jahan, and Aurangzeb. The last Mughal ruler of Delhi was Bahadur Shah II. The period of British dominion in Delhi started in 1858 and continued until Indiaís independence in 1947. It was during British rule that Delhi grew to be a highly advanced city and a flourishing trade centre. Hindi is the most commonly spoken language in Delhi. The other widely spoken languages are Punjabi and Urdu. English is also spoken and used for official purposes. Delhi is sometimes known as the food capital of India, due to the plethora of food options available here, right from street food and Mughlai food to varied Indian and international cuisines. One of the major festivals of Delhi is the Republic Day parade, which is celebrated annually on 26 January and showcases Indiaís cultural heritage and the strength of the military. The best time to visit the city is from October to March, when the weather is ideal for touring various monuments and exploring the city.

Kanpur Airport (IATA: KNU) also known as Chakeri Air Force Station was designed as a military airport for use by the Indian Air Force. From 1970, the airport started operating domestic flights. It is located around 10 km from the city centre. Kanpur Airport has a single terminal for domestic flights, with two boarding gates. The terminal capacity is around 50 passengers each for arrivals and departures. Spread over an area of 390 sq m, the airport has one check-in and one security counter. Kanpur Airport offers its passengers several amenities like free baggage trolleys, lost and found baggage counter, medical assistance, and free wheelchairs, escort, and baggage handling services for senior citizens and physically challenged. There is a snack bar for passengers to grab a bite while waiting for their flights. City bus services are offered by the Mahanagar Bus Sewa and private operators from major points in the city to Kanpur Airport. Passengers can also avail of taxis and car rental services to reach their desired destinations.

Kanpur is a city in southwest central Uttar Pradesh and lies on the Ganga River around 72 km southwest of Lucknow. The name of the city was derived from Kanhiyapur, the place of Lord Krishna. In the 13th century, Kanpur was a small village known as Kanhpur established by Raja Kanh Deo of the Kanhpuria clan. Several rulers of Kannauj ruled over the area, such as Harsha Vardhan, Jai Chand, and Mihir Bhoja. Subsequently, the area came under Muslim rule under the Sur dynasty and Shuja-ud-Daula, the Nawab of Awab. Kanpur was part of the Oudh Kingdom from 1773 to 1801. After the treaty of 1801 between Nawab Saadat Ali Khan of Awadh and the British was signed, Kanpur came under British rule. The city became a major military and administrative base of the British and they called it Cawnpore. After India's independence, the city was named Kanpur. Today, the city has progressed into a major industrial and commercial centre in Uttar Pradesh. Kanpur is called Leather Capital of India as it is renowned for its leather industry and houses several leather tanneries. Prestigious institutions like the Indian Institute of Technology are located here. The official and most widely spoken language in Kanpur is Hindi. A minority of the population speak Urdu and Awadhi. Most people know a smattering of English. Many fairs and festivals are celebrated in the city offering a glimpse of the cityís culture. The 5-day annual Ganga Fair and the Shivaratri festival are celebrated with much pomp and gaiety. Kanpur has played a significant role in the propagation of ëNautankií, a theatre form.