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Leh Airport, also known as the Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport (IATA code: IXL), is owned by the Indian Air Force and operated by the Airports Authority of India. It is the 23rd highest commercial airport globally, at an altitude of 3,256 metres above sea level. It is named after the statesman and monarch Kushok Bakula Rinpoche. The airport is located approximately 3 km from the city centre. Despite low air traffic, it has facilities like trolleys, wheelchairs, mobile charging points, a lost and found luggage counter, a P.A. system for flight information, a parking area, taxi and auto service, and more. No flights land or depart from the airport at night. All flights take off and land in the morning due to mountain winds. It also has several ATM machines, lost and found counters, portable oxygen can counters, currency exchange spaces, food kiosks and duty-free shops.

Leh is located in the Ladakh region amid the mighty Himalayas. It is among India's top tourist destinations and is known for Pangong lake, ancient monasteries, high mountains, river valleys, and vibrant local culture. Located on the banks of the River Indus, this place is famous across the globe for its snow-capped mountains and cool climate. The city is situated at an altitude of 3,520 metres and is a favourite destination for trekkers. The city is connected via road and air to the rest of India. Flights are available from New Delhi, Srinagar, Jammu, Chandigarh and Mumbai to reach Leh. For travellers visiting Leh by road the journey is an adventure in itself, especially when travelling via Manali in Himachal Pradesh. There are a number of activities that you can engage in Leh, like driving on mountain roads, going trekking, witnessing the natural beauty of the Indus and Zanskar rivers, seeing yaks, wild horses, apple trees, and more. Butter tea, seasoned with butter and salt, Chang, the local brew, Skyu, the tiny pieces of wheat bread, and Thukpa, the noodle soup, are some of the delicacies of the city. Leh is a haven for those who love mountain biking and mountaineering.

Mumbai Airport (IATA Code: BOM), known as Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport, is located in Andheri which is approximately 8 km north of downtown Mumbai. The airport is named after Maharaj Chhatrapati Shivaji, a famous Maratha King. Mumbai Airport consists of two passenger terminals and the airport is well-connected to a number of domestic as well as international destinations. Passenger flights are available to more than 50 Indian cities including New Delhi, Bengaluru, Udaipur, Rajkot, and Kolkata. The domestic routes attracting the most passenger traffic are Mumbai to New Delhi and Mumbai to Bengaluru. The airport also provides various facilities like CIP Lounge, lounge, prayer rooms, ATMs, free Wi-Fi, postal and telecommunication services, foreign exchange counters, baggage trolleys, and wrapping services for international travellers are also provided. Mumbai is excellent in terms of connectivity within the city as one can reach the airport with the help of local buses, trains, and metro lines.

Mumbai is the capital of the Indian state of Maharashtra. It is also the commercial and financial capital of the country and possibly one of the most populous urban areas in India. Mumbai has a fascinating historical background as it originally consisted of seven islands that were home to fishing communities. These islands were under the control of several indigenous rulers before being ceded to the Portuguese rulers. Subsequently, these islands came under the occupation of the British East India Company. Mumbai is famous for its iconic structures and historical monuments. It is often referred to as the City of Dreams. It is a city of many traditions, festivals, languages, food, cuisines, fine arts, and cinema. The people of Mumbai are often called Mumbaikars and they are known to lead a very fast-paced life and spend a significant time of their lives working. In a city rich with traditions, every festival is celebrated enthusiastically and involves people from all castes and social groups. Ganesh Chaturthi, Krishna Janmashtami, and Gudi Padwa are some major festivals celebrated in Mumbai.