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Mumbai Airport (IATA Code: BOM), officially known as Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport, is the second busiest airport in India. Formerly known as Sahar Airport, the airport is located in Andheri, 8 km north of downtown Mumbai. Mumbai is well-connected through its public transportation system. To get to Mumbai Airport from the city centre, you can take a taxi, a rickshaw, a bus or a local train to Vile Parle Station, which is the closest railway station to the domestic terminal (T1) and Andheri station to its international terminal (T2). The Mumbai Airport has a large number of passenger airlines connecting it to several domestic airports such as Air India, Indigo, Spice Jet, Go Air and Vistara. British Airways, Emirates and Lufthansa are among the 40 international passenger airlines that operate from Mumbai Airport. Passenger flights go to about 40+ Indian cities and about an equal amount of overseas destinations. The Mumbai Airport features among the Top 10 in the World's Best Airports by Skytrax World Airport Awards in 2022 and won awards in 2022 such as Best Airport by Global Region (India / south Asia), Worldís Cleanest Airports (India / South Asia) and Worldís Best Airport Staff (India / South Asia). Each terminal has lounges, restaurants, shops, bookstores, duty-free shops, waiting rooms, child care rooms, restrooms, meditation rooms, baby strollers, wheelchair assistance, etc. Other world-class airport services offered to passengers include currency exchange, postal service, baggage trolleys, ATMs and automated buggies.

Mumbai is known as the City of Dreams, due to its reputation as India's entertainment and commercial capital. The city, formerly known as Bombay, is one of the largest cities in the world and the capital of Maharashtra. Its entrepreneurial spirit and energetic, fast-paced life attract people from all around the country, looking to kickstart their life. Mumbaiís history goes back to the Mauryan Empire and was under the rule of Mauryan Emperor Ashoka. Several powerful dynasties such as the Chalukya and Yadavas ruled over the region. The modern-day Mumbai formed the seven islands that were a part of Portuguese territories. In 1661, the islands were a part of the dowry to the British empire with the marriage of Portugalís Catherine of Braganzaís to King Charles II. Mumbai, the most populated city in India, has some of the best colonial architecture in structures and churches around the city and is home to famous bazaars like Chor Bazar, Crawford Market and Fashion Street. Mumbai is home to some UNESCO heritage sites such as the Elephanta Caves, Victorian and Gothic structures in downtown Mumbai and the Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus. Mumbai is a melting pot of cultures because of the people it has attracted from all around the country and the world. There are restaurants with local Maharashtrian fare to quaint Irani cafes to restaurants with international cuisines offering Michelin-star experiences. With its blend of religions and faith, Mumbai celebrates different festivals such as Ganesh Chaturthi, Diwali, Eid, Holi, Christmas, and Dussehra. Mumbai has earned its name as the Maximum City due to its vibrant nightlife, energetic pace and its friendly, busy people. Art, theatre, and entertainment flourish here. It is home to celebrities such as Sachin Tendulkar, Mukesh Ambani, and Ratan Tata. The biggest movie stars like Amitabh Bachhan and Shah Rukh Khan call the city their home.

Leh Airport (IATA Code: IXL), officially known as Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport, is situated only 8 km away from the city centre. Standing at 3,256 m above sea level, Leh Airport is the 22nd highest commercial airport in the world. You can reach Leh Airport by taxi or bus. There are free luggage trolleys, phone booths, information counters, medical services and cafes available at Leh Airport. The airport is nestled in the Himalayas and offers beautiful scenic views. Flights only take off and land in the mornings and evenings because of the afternoon mountain winds.

Leh, the capital of the union territory of Ladakh, is surrounded by the Karakoram peaks. It is located at an approximate height of 3,600 m in the Indus River Valley. The language spoken in most of the regions of Leh is Bhoti or Ladakhi. It is the predominant language of Ladakh. It is one of the highest permanently inhabited towns in the world. Leh was on the Silk Route and was first established as a stop on the caravan route hundreds of years ago for travellers and traders travelling across Asia. Being on the eastern edge of Tibet and due to the proximity of Tibet to Ladakh, there are many similarities in the cultures. Not only do the people share the same ethnicity, but they also practise the same religion, grow the same crops and eat similar food. There is a large influx of Tibetan immigrants into Ladakh. In fact, Buddhism spread from India to Tibet. People from this part are friendly and love celebrating their festivals. Several festivals are celebrated here throughout the year. The most popular among them are the Hemis Tse Chu and Losar. Some of the popular dance forms of Leh are chenmo, khatok and cham. Part of any culture is its cuisine. The Tibetan influence on the Leh food is visible. The famous dishes of Leh are the Thukpa and Momos among other healthy dishes.