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The Bihar state capital, Patna, lies 5 kilometres southwest of the Jay Prakash Narayan Airport Terminal (IATA: PAT). This airport is regarded as the 21st busiest airfield in the nation, according to information provided by the Airports Authority of India (AAI). Patna is a domestic airport and has only one terminal. The distance between the airport and the Patna Railway Station is 5 km. Due to its location on the south bank of the Ganges River, Patna draws a sizable number of domestic and foreign visitors each year. The AAI currently intends to launch a second airport terminal in Patna due to the increase in foreign visitors. This airport has a parking facility for 300 cars.

Patna is the capital of Bihar state and features among the top Indian cities with the highest tourism growth. It is located approximately 53 m above sea level on the southern shores of the Ganges River. This capital city has a long, rich history traced to 600 BC. It was formerly a renowned centre of study and was termed Pataliputra as well as Patalipattan. Today, it serves as Bihar's central governing, economic, and educational hub and is eastern India's second most populated city. Patna provides something for everyone thanks to its blend of heritage and contemporary locations. Among Hindus, Jains, Buddhists, and Muslims, Patna is considered a holy town and hundreds of pilgrims travel to the city each year. Significant Buddhist and Sikh ties exist in this city. Guru Gobind Singh, the last Sikh guru, was born here. Among the most significant Takhts within Sikhism is the Gurdwara Harmandir Sahib, which is found in Patna. The largest masjid in Bihar, Pathar ki Masjid, and the Sher Shah Suri Mosque are in Patna. To see examples of British colonial architecture, visit the Secretariat Building, High Court, Golghar, and Padri Ki Haveli.

Kanpur Airport (IATA: KNU) is a domestic airport located in Kanpur. The Indian Air Force previously had exclusive use of the airfield of Kanpur, sometimes referred to as the Chakeri Airbase. This airfield was made public during the 1970s. Consumers migrated away from Kanpur Airfield, limiting the regularity of aircraft, although the CCS Worldwide Amausi Airlines offered better connection. Kanpur Airport has a single domestic terminal with two boarding gates, one check-in and one security counter. The total capacity of the terminal is 50 each for arrivals as well as departures. The airport spans an area of 390 sq m. The airport extension is expected to happen in two phases and is currently in the planning stages. A plan for a new civilian terminal building on 50 acres of property close to the present airport's perimeter is a component of the second phase. The goal is to build guest rooms, provide large parking services, and they will expand the present terminal in the initial stage to increase passenger handling capacity.

Kanpur, a significant industrial hub in India, is regarded as the state's financial hub. It is the leather hub of the country due to the abundance of tanneries and other related industrial facilities. Kanpur was first referred to as Kanhpur, but its name was changed to Kanpur. Even though Kanpur is said to have been founded in 1207 AD, it was just a tiny town until the early 18th century. The Chandela kingdom is said to have established the city. The city hosts many festivals year-round which makes up its strong cultural identity. Hindu Ganga Mela, which often takes place five days following Holi, is one of the most important fairs. People bathe in the sacred Ganges and play with coloured powder during this event. Artistic programs are planned, and numerous live performances occur throughout the festival. Most of these occasions honour the region's native Awadhi culture and present a chance for regional performers to excel. Kanpur has a humid subtropical climate, with summertime highs of 48 degrees Celsius. This region often has brutal winters with heavy fog, particularly around December and January every year.