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Devi Ahilya Bai Holkar Airport (IATA: IDR), also called Indore Airport, is located just outside Indore, India. The Holkar dynasty of the Maratha Empire was headed by Maharani Ahilya Bai Holkar of Indore, after whom this airport was named. It mainly serves Indore and its surrounding areas within the Indian State of Madhya Pradesh. Situated 8 km to the west of Indore, it is Madhya Pradesh's busiest airport. Considering the passenger footfall, it is India's 24th busiest airport. This 18,000 sq m Indore Airport houses a single-terminal facility that receives around 1.5 million passengers annually. During peak hours, the terminal can accommodate around 700 passengers. It also contains four customs and 16 immigration counters, including 16 check-in counters. The terminal has two elevators, two escalators, and conveyor belts for luggage. It also includes an ATM, a bookstore, and a food court per international norms. Car renting services and hotel-booking counters are also available at Indore Airport.

The city of Indore is considered as the heart of Madhya Pradesh, gleaming with majesty, history, development, and modernity. Indore is the largest city in Madhya Pradesh. It features a rare combination of old buildings, abundant natural beauty, and modern constructions. Indore is about 400 years old and was ruled over by the Mughal, Maratha, and British empires. Indore is frequently referred to as ëMini Mumbaií because of its cosmopolitanism owing to its rapid industrial development. Located at 553 m above sea level, Indore is rich in exquisite architecture and modern industry. It is particularly renowned for its cotton handloom industry and high-quality zari sarees. People can enjoy a variety of cuisines in Indore, the most popular being Gujarati, Malwa, Marathi, South Indian, and Rajasthani. Festivals like Teej, Gangaur, Gudi Padwa, Rangapanchmi, Navaratri, Ganesh Chaturthi, Dussehra, and Deepawali, are just a few of the celebrations that take place in Indore. The city is home to many tourist attractions as well.

The British Residency of Kochi Kingdom founded the Kochi Airport (IATA: ICOK) in 1936. After 1980, this airport began to offer international travel. As this city has grown in popularity, the airport has started to offer cutting-edge amenities to its travellers. It is one of the biggest international airports in the nation. The domestic terminal in this airport covers an area of 100,000 sq ft. Numerous airlines link the airport with significant international destinations such as Sharjah, Dubai, and Chicago. The availability of a business class premium lounge at Kochi Airport benefits travellers. Additionally, there are two first- and business-class VIP lounges inside the airport. You may also avail of free baggage services. The airport offers various food counters, including a rooftop garden restaurant. Bar facilities are also available here, where you can relax while waiting for your flight. The international terminal has duty-free shops, where you may shop for branded but affordable wares. Two bus stands are in the vicinity of this airport. From here, tourists can board various intercity buses. Rental taxis are also available outside the airport. Moreover, the nearest railway station is just 20 km from Kochi airport. This station operates frequent and regular trains to various cities near Kochi.

One of the most attractive cities on Kerala's southwest coast is Kochi, commonly known as Cochin. It is known as the ëQueen of the Arabian Seaí due to its impressive harbour and expansive seascape. Cochin Port, a cruise port, has grown due to the influx of opulent cruise ships to its shores. The tranquil city doubles as one of southern India's top commercial hubs. If you're seeking spices for your curries, this is the spot to acquire them because it is the top provider of fragrant spices in international markets. Kochi houses followers of nearly every faith. However the three most prevalent faiths in this city are Hinduism, Islam, and Christianity, but various residents of Kochi may also practise Buddhism, Sikhism, Judaism, and Jainism. Kochi's delectable cuisine is known for the distinct flavours of tamarind and coconut. In addition, seafood and various green veggies make up Kochiís cuisine. Sambhar, rasam, avil, payasam, thoren, chicken biryani, etc., are some of the most popular dishes found and enjoyed in Kochi. This city holds the Cochin Carnival, Malayatoor Perunal, Jewish festivals, and many other fairs and celebrations with tremendous zeal and vigour. Most tourists who visit Kochi purchase local artworks as souvenirs of their thrilling experiences in Kochi.