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Rajmata Vijayaraje Scindia Air Terminal is the official name of Gwalior Airport or Maharajpur Air Force Station, located around 10 Km from Gwalior city. The IATA code of Gwalior Airport is GWL. It is a domestic airport with one terminal spanning an area of 1600 sq m. The airport provides a wide range of modern amenities and services, including baggage services, free trolleys, a lost and found baggage desk, and emergency first aid. For elderly or physically challenged passengers, wheelchair escorts are provided upon request.

Located in the state of Madhya Pradesh in India, the city of Gwalior is a historically significant destination. It is also the most populous metropolis in the state. The city gets its name from the famous rock fortress that sits on the top of a hill. The hillock has been referred to by various names, including Gopachal, Gopagiri, Gopa Parvat, and Gopadri. Gwalior Fort, built on this hill, is the city's crown jewel and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding metropolitan area. Gwalior has far-reaching historical, musical and spiritual roots. King Suraj Sen was the one who established the city of Gwalior. Between the 11th and 20th centuries, Gwalior was ruled over by various dynasties including the Tughlaqs, Tomars, and Scindias. Moreover, Gwalior is home to one of India's oldest musical gharanas and the samadhi of Tansen, a great musical legend. Thus, Gwalior is famous for its rich musical heritage that dates back hundreds of years and is often referred to as the ëMusic City.í Given the presence of several significant temples, such as the Saas bahu temple, the Sun temple, and Teli Ka Mandir, Gwalior is also revered as an important pilgrimage destination. Famous for the Chanderi and Maheshwari silk sarees, Gwalior is also a shopperís paradise. You can also find other interesting antiques such as Dhokra handicrafts, moccasins, wooden craft boxes, and more, in the bazaars of Gwalior. The best time to visit this grand city is during the winter season, that is, from October to March.

Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport, situated in Kolkata, is an international airport that serves the Kolkata metropolitan area and eastern and northeastern India. The distance from the airport to the city centre is 15 Km. Locally known as Kolkata or Dumdum Airport, the airport was renamed in 1995 to honour Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose, a well-known figure from the Indian independence struggle. This airport is one of India's oldest airports as it was inaugurated in 1924. The new integrated terminal T2 manages a total of 25 million passengers per year. The airport is an L-shaped structure and consists of six stages. CUTE (Common User Terminal Equipment) technology is used by the 128 check-in desks, 78 immigration counters, and 12 customs counters present in this airport. The airport features several facilities such as duty-free shops, three luxury lounges, shopping outlets, several restaurants, ATMs, and many more useful facilities.

Kolkata is one of India's major metropolises and the capital of the Indian state of West Bengal. Also known as the ëCity of Joyí, Kolkata is a city filled with colonial architecture, museums, art galleries, temples, and theatres. It is an amalgamation of traditional and modern lifestyles. Kolkata is located 80 Km from the Bangladesh border, on the Hooghly River's eastern bank. The creation of this city's contemporary form can be attributed to British and French colonialism, which is part of this city's long history. Kolkata was primarily developed as a port city to enable the transhipment of goods from water to land. Kolkata is also extremely rich in terms of cultural heritage. Among tourists, it is best known for the jubilant celebration of Durga Puja that takes place here, every year. The best time to visit this historical city is during the winter season, particularly from October to March. You can also take part in the Durga Puja festivities if you happen to visit in the months of October or March.