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Bhopal Airport, which serves the capital city of Madhya Pradesh, is officially known as the Raja Bhoj Airport. It is the second busiest airport in Madhya Pradesh in terms of passenger and aircraft flow. It is named after the Paramara ruler of the 10th century, Raja Bhoj. The airport has only one terminal that serves both domestic and international flights. This terminal has around 14 check-in and 10 immigration counters. The airport provides complimentary luggage trolleys and wheelchairs for the elderly and physically impaired. Other facilities like medical assistance, child care rooms, a tourist information centre, lost and found baggage desk, and travel lounges are also available at the airport. It is situated in Bhopal's northwestern outskirts, 15 Km from the city's centre. One can easily travel to and from the airport by public and private transport.

Bhopal is popularly called the "City of Lakes" as it is full of various natural and artificial lakes. It is also one of the greenest cities in India. With its central location, Bhopal is very well connected to all the corners of the country. It is divided into two parts by two artificial lakes: Upper Lake and Lower Lake. Rustic mosques, busy bazaars, serpentine alleys, and beautiful Havelis may be found in the intriguing old town to the north of the lakes. To the south of the lake, the new town has a fancy infrastructure, shopping malls, and broad roadways. This contrast distinguishes Bhopal as an amazing blend of old and new, past and present, rustic and elegant. The city is famous for several tourist spots such as Sanchi Stupa, Shaukat Mahal, Bhimbetka Caves, Lakshmi Narayan Temple, Birla Museum, Madhya Pradesh Tribal Museum.

The Lucknow Airport is officially known as Chaudhary Charan Singh International Airport. The airport caters to both domestic and international flights. It was earlier called the Amausi Airport. There are two terminals at the airport, and a third terminal is being constructed. The first terminal has three departing gates, two arrival gates, and two immigration counters. International flights operate at this terminal. The second terminal is used for domestic flights. The Lucknow airport received the International Airport status in 2012. Several major airlines like Air India, IndiGo, Go First, and Vistara operate from the Lucknow airport daily. In July 2013, the AAI (Airports Authority of India) had honoured Lucknow Airport with the "Best Airport" award. The airport offers several facilities like baggage transport, Wi-Fi, wheelchairs, business lounges, child-care room, restroom, and snack bars.

Lucknow is the capital of Uttar Pradesh. Nestled on the banks of the river Gomti, Lucknow is India's 14th most populous city. It has long been a heterogeneous city. The capital of Uttar Pradesh brilliantly blends the luxury of a sparkling past with the simplicity of contemporary culture. It has several things to exhibit to travellers, from rich colonial heritage to modernised museums. The city is a hub of administration, finance, pharmaceuticals, technology, design, culture, education, commerce, aerospace, tourism, music, and poetry. It is also famous for its textiles and handicrafts. Its chikankari, zari, zardozi, kamdani, and gota needlework are world-famous. It is a city of kebabs and nawabs, history and architecture, and literature and culture. Lucknow also offers several local markets, which can delight shopping enthusiasts.