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Ranchi Airport (IATA: IXR) is also known as the Birsa Munda Airport. About 5 km from the city's centre, the airport is situated in the Hinoo neighbourhood. It is the country's 27th busiest airport. The airport is a mile away from the Hatia Railway Station. Until recently, it was a minor airport in terms of service, but with the expansion of air traffic in India, the airport has also seen extraordinary growth in the past three years. Numerous budget airlines have added it to their itinerary. Aerobridges have recently been installed on the departure side of the airport. The airport is also working to provide direct bus service between Bokaro and Jamshedpur. Self check-in kiosks have been installed here so that frequent flyers may bypass lengthy lines at ticket offices. The newly inaugurated terminal includes customs and immigration facilities, duty-free shops, lounges, travel desks, and other amenities.

Ranchi is the capital city of the state of Jharkhand. Ranchi is blessed with breathtaking natural beauty. A popular nickname for Ranchi is 'City of Waterfalls'. It is a fascinating tourist destination with several cultural and natural attractions. Ranchi is a great place to visit if you are a photographer. If you are seeking a great recreational vacation spot, Ranchi should be on your list. Ranchi is one of the most well-known educational locations in the country. The Birla Institute of Technology Mesra, Indian Institute of Management, National Institute of Advanced Manufacturing Technology, National Institute of Study and Research in Law, Central Institute of Psychiatry, Rajendra Institute of Medical Sciences, and others are among the most prestigious educational institutions in the area. Aside from this, there are numerous hills, forests, and waterfalls for travellers to enjoy. It will be worth your while to visit Ranchi for a vacation. Enterprising individuals from Jharkhand and neighbouring regions flock to the city. While the city has long been renowned as a centre for manufacturing, it has also seen a boom in service sectors, including marketing, media, healthcare, and education.

Mysore Airport (IATA: MYQ) is also popularly known as Mandakalli Airport. The airport is situated approximately 11 km to the southern side of Mysore city. The airport had not been operational since the mid-1980s, though it later returned to regular service on October 1, 2010, after the site was upgraded. Currently, Mysore Airport offers flights to major cities, such as Bangalore, Mumbai, Goa, and Chennai. But a proposal has been made for the expansion of its runway. The airport has only one terminal. Tourists can find great baggage facilities at the airport to transport their luggage in a safe and hassle-free manner. There are also several restaurants, snack bars, duty-free shops, magazine stalls, and medical shops within its premises. Buses and trains provide excellent connectivity to travel to and from the Mysore Airport.

Mysore is the second-most populous city in Karnataka. The city is an anglicised form of Mahishnjru, which means Mahisha's residence. Mahisha is a buffalo-headed Hindu demon, also known as Mahishasura. The city is located at the base of the Chamundi Hills and has an area of 128.42 sq km. According to Devi Bhagavata's mythical narrative, Mahishasura, the ruler of Mysore, wreaked havoc on the gods. Hearing their cries for help, Goddess Parvati, Lord Shiva's wife, took the form of Chamundeshwari and slew the demon king. After defeating Mahishasura, the Goddess took her residence atop Chamundi Hill, where worshippers still revere her. From time immemorial, renowned dynasties like the Ganges (Talakadu), Chalukyas (Badami), Hoysalas (Belur), and Vijayanagara (Hamapi) and Sultanates, such as Hyder Ali and Tipu Sultan, enriched the culture of Mysore (Srirangapatana). The Natural History Museum, the Railway Museum, and the Folklore Museum are all worth seeing. This city, which has a wide range of attractions, amuses people of all ages. From 'Pakeezah' to 'Raja Hindustani', Mysore has always managed to depict its regal and natural beauty in films.