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Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport (IATA: SVPI) in Ahmedabad serves the twin cities of Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar, the financial and administrative centres, respectively, of Gujarat. It is situated in Hansol, which is around 10 km from the city centre. Originally known as Ahmedabad Airport, it was opened as a domestic airport in 1937 and designated as an international airport in 2000. Because of heavy passenger traffic, a new international terminal was added, and the airport was renamed in honour of the country's first deputy prime minister Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel in 2010. SVPI Airport is well-connected by flights to Indian cities such as Mumbai, New Delhi, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Chennai, Guwahati, Dibrugarh, Goa, and Siliguri. It is also connected to several foreign cities, including Singapore, Abu Dhabi, Dubai, and New York. There are two passenger terminals at the airport ñ Terminal 1 is for domestic passengers, while Terminal 2 handles international passenger traffic. Each terminal can accommodate around 1,600 passengers at a time. The Arrivals areas of both domestic and international terminals have cab rental counters. From the airport, passengers can reach adjacent cities, such as Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar, either by auto-rickshaws or prepaid taxis. SVPI Airport offers a wide range of facilities to passengers. They include air-conditioned lounges, spa facilities, and a childcare area. Passengers with special needs can also request wheelchair services and help from crew members.

Originally called Amdavad, Ahmedabad is one of Gujarat's most important cities. It was founded in 1411 by Sultan Ahmed Shah as the capital of the Sultanate of Gujarat. Kankaria Lake in the cityís Maninagar locality was built in 1451 by Delhi Sultan Qutb-ud-din Aibak. The city holds an important place in history due to the role it played in Indiaís struggle for freedom. Ahmedabadís infrastructure was improved during the reign of the British who considered it part of the Bombay Presidency. Even after independence, the city served as the capital of the state of Gujarat until 1970. Once known for its sandy roads and crowded areas, the city is witnessing a development boom and significant population growth. The growing high-rise buildings, shopping centres, and multiplexes have altered the skylines of this metropolis since 2000. Besides being considered the cultural and commercial centre of Gujarat, as well as much of western India, the city is also an educational and information technology hub. Along with the Sabarmati RiverFront Development, the BRTS project is also adding to the development of Ahmedabad. The city also has several tourist attractions such as Kankaria Lake, Jama Masjid, and Roza of Sarkhej. Lothal, the Stepwell of Adalaj, and Akshardham Temple are also situated nearby.

Jabalpur Airport, also known as Dumna Airport, is situated 25 km east of the city of Jabalpur in Madhya Pradesh. It is the only airport to connect around 20 districts of eastern Madhya Pradesh with other parts of the country. The airport is currently spread on a plot of 310 acres, but plans are afoot to expand this airport with the allocation of an additional 350 acres of land to the Airports Authority of India. The project includes the expansion of the runway, construction of a new terminal building, civil works, and the construction of a parking apron. Airlines such as AirIndia, SpiceJet, and Vistara operate regular flights from Jabalpur Airport to many cities, including Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru, Chennai, Bhopal, Belgaum, and Lucknow. The airport at present has only one terminal for domestic operations, and it can handle around 75 passengers each for arrivals and departures. The main commuting options between the city and the airport are prepaid metro cabs, rental taxis, and auto-rickshaws. Coach services are also available to transport passengers to and from the city.

Madhya Pradeshís Chhatarpur district is home to the historical city of Khajuraho, which is famous for its majestic temples and complex sculptures. The UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Khajuraho Group of Monuments is famed for its Nagara-style architecture and beautiful sculptures. It is a renowned tourist destination because of the beauty of these ornate sculptures. These temples, built between 950 and 1050 AD by the rulers of the Chandela Dynasty, promote many types of meditation, spiritual teachings, and interactions using beautiful artwork. The temples are part of India's most remarkable UNESCO World Heritage Sites because of the exquisite craftsmanship showcased in these intricate sculptures and architectural marvels. The temples are divided into Eastern, Western, and Southern clusters. The Khajuraho Dance Festival, which takes place in February, is very popular, as it merges art and architecture in a breathtaking display of talent and colour. Performers from many Indian cities and towns gather here on this occasion to create a stunning symphony of mesmerising classical dance forms.