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Pune Airport is located 10 km from the city centre in Lohegaon district of Pune, Maharashtra. It is also known as Lohegaon Airport due to its location, and its IATA code is PNQ. The airport was inaugurated in 1939 as a Royal Air Force base, but it was converted to an international airport in 2005. Controlled and managed by the Airports Authority of India, it is improved for better amenities such as multi-brand restaurants and progressive network of public transportation. IndiGo operates 150 non-stop flights from Pune to various key destinations in India every week. The newly integrated terminal covers an area of 7,50,000 sq m and has a passenger handling capacity of 16 million passengers per annum. Currently, there are 11 security booths, 29 check-in counters, 6 custom desks, and 12 immigration desks. The new terminal building is estimated to accommodate 1024 cars. Moreover, airport facilities include a medical inspection room, childcare rooms, ATM and cash machines, currency exchange counters, assistance to the elderly and the differently-abled, Wi-Fi, etc. Passengers can also spend their time at spa services, souvenir shops, restaurants, and snack bars. Viman Nagar is the closest bus stand to the airport, while prepaid taxis and buses allow quick transportation to anywhere in the city. In addition to this, a new metro service is proposed to connect Vanaz to the airport.

Also known as the ëQueen of the Deccaní, Pune is the second-largest city of Maharashtra, surrounded by the Sahyadri Hill range. It used to be an epicentre of the Maratha Empire in the 18th century and also the pride of Peshwas. An exponentially growing IT hub, the city offers a unique mix of modern amenities and traditional charm. It is the seat of several reputable institutions, colleges, and universities. At the same time, Pune is also home to many ashrams, monuments, and temples of historical importance, especially related to the freedom movement. History and art lovers will find Pune worthwhile because of the presence of Shaniwarwada, National War Museum, Lohagad Fort, etc. Besides, there is no shortage of interesting activities for tourists, be it trekking, birdwatching, paragliding, heritage walks, relishing Tandoori Chai, or satisfying your sweet tooth at the iconic German Bakery. Puran Poli, Misal Pav, Mastani Milkshake, Bakarvadi, Sabudana Khichdi, Amti, and Peanut chutney are popular dishes in the city. Some must-try sweets are Dharwad pedas, jalebis, and Nolen Gur rasgulla. Both monsoon and winter make Pune perfect for sightseeing. The pleasant weather in the months of October to February is great for tourists to explore historical and natural charms of the city. However, Pune's Ganesha Mahotsav is a delight for devotees visiting in September, as Lord Ganesha is welcomed with great enthusiasm all over India, especially Maharashtra.

Khajuraho Airport is a small airport located 3 km from the Khajuraho city of Madhya Pradesh. The IATA code is HJR. Also known as Civil Aerodrome Khajuraho, it serves the town of Khajuraho by operating direct flights to major cities in India. The airport began operations in 1978 to promote Khajuraho tourism. Khajuraho Group of Temples are 3.5 km from Khajuraho Airport, and you can reach there by taxi in just a few minutes. Operated by the Airports Authority of India, the airport is well-maintained. It has one terminal and 2 aerobridges. It is a domestic terminal with one boarding gate, 5 check-in counters, and 3 security counters. There is limited domestic connectivity from Khajuraho to other cities by air. The domestic flights from the city to other Indian cities are operated by Air India. Currently, only SpiceJet operates direct flights to Khajuraho Airport. It is well-equipped with modern services and amenities, such as X-ray baggage scanners, assistance for the elderly and the specially abled, duty-free stores, banks, customs office, free medical assistance, restaurants, ATM and cash machines. Khajuraho Airport is well-connected to the city via trains, buses, and taxis. Khajuraho Railway Station is 4 km and Chhatarpur Bus Stand is 47 km from the airport.

Khajuraho, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a small town in the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh. Located in the Chhatarpur District, it is one of the most popular tourist destinations in India due its mystic temple architecture and spiritual significance. It was once a great centre of learning and culture, but today it is famous worldwide for its sculptures. The Khajuraho Group of Temples represent rich culture and heritage in the heart of India. The temples are built over a 20 sq km area. They were built between 950 AD and 1050 AD. The light and show organised by the government here makes for a memorable experience. Tourists can visit the old town of Khajuraho to explore the native lifestyle, learn about cultural history, and have entertaining chats with locals over a cup of tea. One can visit the ancient city of Khajuraho any time of the year, but the best time is from October to February. Winter season is pleasant, but if you wish to enjoy the Khajuraho Dance Festival with a global crowd, February is the best month. The festival, with its cultural dance performances and other interesting activities, serves as a great backdrop for a wonderful time in this city.