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Nagpur airport (IATA: NAG), also known as Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar International Airport, is a domestic as well as international airport located in Sonegaon, 8 km southwest of Nagpur. It was initially put into service in 1917ñ18 during the first world war. The airport was further used as a staging base in the second world war. In 2005, the airport was given Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar's name, who served as the chief architect of the Indian Constitution. Spanning over 1,460 acres, it also acts as the location of Indian Air Force's AFS Nagpur. Nagpur airport is equipped with a single terminal, operating both domestic and international flights. Major domestic airlines like Air India, Go Air, IndiGo, and SpiceJet provide regular flights from Nagpur to other cities in the country. Domestic airlines frequently fly between Ahmedabad, Chennai, Delhi, Mumbai, Ahmedabad and Bengaluru. Additionally, Nagpur offers flights to Cochin, Guwahati, Goa, and Hyderabad. On the other hand, airlines like Qatar Airways and Air Arabia offer service to international locations. The Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar International Airport offers flights to major destinations like Shanghai, Singapore, London, Beijing, Paris, Bangkok, Frankfurt, Madrid, Amsterdam, and Zurich, among other international destinations. You can find all the necessary services at the airport. From information centres to duty free shops to baggage services, passengers find everything they need at this airport. The swift security counters as well as free wi-fi connection make it quite convenient to wait for her between transit times. It also offers passengers three lounges - Cinnamon lounge and two travel club lounges. There are numerous stores selling jewellery, clothing, and books for tourists who enjoy shopping. Additionally, passengers can find delectable food at the airport's restaurant and snack bar.

The beautiful city of Nagpur is known for its tiger reserves, orange farms, and for being the centre of India. Being the third largest city in Maharashtra, this city is one of the stateís leading producers of industrial and commercial goods. Its most recent claim to fame, however, is being ranked as the ëcleanest city in Indiaí. Early in the 18th century, Bakht Buland, a Gond raja, founded Nagpur. After serving the Bhonsles of the Maratha confederacy's capital, the city came under British control in 1817. Subsequently, they made it the capital of the Central Province. Nagpur cuisine is a significant aspect of this place. It is a great window into the city's cultural heritage. Numerous dynasties ruled the region, and they all had different eating habits. As a result, Nagpur's cuisine exhibits a wide variety of foods. Also known as the "Orange City," Nagpur's cuisine features a variety of dishes that are made with oranges. It appears to be a key ingredient in the Nagpur cuisine, as oranges are used to make sweets and many other items by the locals. Dinner consists of three main courses: poli or chapati, vegetables, and boiled rice and pulses. It is noteworthy that Nagpur's cuisine is renowned for using a lot of ghee. A variety of savouries, such as raitas, lonacha, papad, koshimbir, katniss, and sandage, are also part of Nagpur's cuisine. The heat in Nagpur can get a little unbearable. So, make sure you visit at the perfect time to enjoy all that this city has to offer. The best time to visit Nagpur is between October to March when the weather is pleasant and all attractions are easily accessible.

Kochi airport(IATA: COK), also known as Cochin International Airport, is located in the Nedumbassery region, at a distance of 41.7 km to the northeast of Kochi. The British Residency of Kochi Kingdom founded the airport in Kochi in 1936. After 1980, this airport began to offer international travel. The airport in Kochi is regarded as one of the first to be built with private funding and outside the purview of the Airports Authority of India. There are numerous airlines that link the airport with other significant cities, including IndiGo, AirAsia, and many more. Domestic airlines frequently fly to Trivandrum, Bangalore, Jaipur and Mumbai. Cochin International Airport offers flights to Colombo, Sharjah, Singapore, Dubai, Muscat amongst other international destinations. You can get free baggage services at this airport and it is fully equipped with cutting-edge facilities. For visitors' convenience, there are food counters and a fine dining terrace garden lounge. There is a bar facility as well, where you can relax while you wait for your flight. Both domestic and international terminals offer food and drinks. You can also explore traveller-friendly stores. The international terminal has duty-free shops, making shopping more affordable.

Kochi, or better known as Cochin is one of the most picturesque locations on Kerala's southwest coast. It is also known as the "Queen of the Arabian Sea'' due to its all-weather harbour and expansive seascape. A collection of towns and islands, including Ernakulam, Mattancherry, Fort Cochin, Willingdon Island, Vypin Island, and Gundu Island, collectively form a part of Kochi. The tranquil city doubles up as one of southern India's top commercial hubs. If you're looking for spices for your curries, this is the place to buy them because it is the top supplier of aromatic spices to international markets. Additionally, this market town's fine sandalwood, perfumes, and gold were highly sought after by travellers. With some of the biggest and most impressive showrooms in India, Jew Town is also the centre of a well-established antique scene. It offers pieces of temple masonry, carved wood pillars, religious sculpture, doors, and windows, some of which resemble miniature museums in size. The best time to visit Kochi is between October to February, where you can enjoy the lovely weather and visit the tourist attractions without any worry of scorching summer or rain.