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Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (IATA code: HYD), managed by GMR Hyderabad International Airport Limited (GHIAL), is one of the busiest airports in India. The airport in Hyderabad is situated about 28 km from the city centre in Shamshabad. Along with comprehensive connectivity to many major airports in the country, it also services flights operating on international routes such as Dubai, Sharjah, Abu Dhabi, Muscat, London, Kuala Lumpur, and various Gulf countries.There is an integrated terminal dedicated to domestic and international flights. There are aviation training facilities, a fuel farm, a solar power plant, and two MRO facilities on the airport premises. The airport terminal is equipped with modern facilities for tourists flying in or out of Hyderabad. The airport has many food and beverage outlets, retail stores, prepaid taxis, car rentals, ATMs, free Wi-Fi connectivity, passenger lounges, forex exchange services, premium lounges, prayer rooms, etc.The airport also has a busy cargo terminal that facilitates the import and export of various commodities. It is a focus city for Air India, and major domestic airlines like IndiGo, Air India, Go First, Vistara, and SpiceJet operate out of this airport.The Rajiv Gandhi International Airport in Hyderabad connects Telangana with all major cities across the country. There are around 57 parking bays and 47 remote parking bays and plenty of commuting options to and from the airport.

Hyderabad is the capital of Telangana. The city is also referred to as ëThe City of Nizamsí and it is also popularly referred to as the ëCity of Pearlsí. While on one side, the city has an old-world charm with its historical monuments, mosques, temples, and bazaars, it also houses swanky high-rise buildings, offices, and malls. It is a perfect way to hold on to the culture and heritage of a bygone era while progressing towards a modern world. Although there are plenty of tourist spots in Hyderabad, Charminar remains the most popular site to visit.With 400 years of history, Hyderabad has witnessed many successions from the year it was founded by Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah in 1591. It is also said that the city of Hyderabad had been ruled by the Chalukyas. During this period, the Kakatiyas had separated from them and formed a new kingdom around Warangal. Thereafter, the city was under the rule of the Bahmani Sultanate, followed by the Musunuri Nayakas and thereafter, the Vijayanagara Rayas. In 1798, the Nizam and the British entered into an agreement that facilitated political and military cooperation, following which the name ëSecunderabadí came into being to mark the name of the then Nizam, Sikander Jah. Apart from a brief period of 1687 to 1724 when the Mughals ruled the city, Hyderabad remained under the Nizams. During British rule, Hyderabad was one of the large princely states in the country. Post-independence, Hyderabad became the capital of Andhra Pradesh in 1956. In June 2014, when the state of Telangana was formed, Hyderabad became its state capital city.For visitors to the city, historical monuments such as Charminar, Golconda Fort, Chowmahalla Palace, tombs of the Qutb Shahi rulers, Taramati Baradari, among others, reflect Hyderabadís vibrant history.If you plan to visit Hyderabad, you have to keep the weather conditions in mind. Summers are scorching in Hyderabad, with temperatures crossing 40∞C. The city receives moderate to heavy rain during the monsoon. Hence, the monsoon is not a good time for sightseeing. The best time to visit Hyderabad is between October and March, during the winter season, when it is cold and pleasant.The city has a sound transport system with state-run buses and app-based cabs to travel within the city. If you are travelling in a group, it is better to rent cars. Do not forget to taste the delicious world-famous Hyderabadi Biryani during your stay in the city.

Nagpurís Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar International Airport (IATA Code: NAG) is a major international airport in Central India. Located in Sonegaon, it is about 8 km from the city centre. Nagpur is the second capital of Maharashtra and an industrial hub. Hence, the airport has become significant from passenger travel and commercial points of view. The airport handles around 8,500 passengers every day.Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar International Airport has an integrated terminal ñ Terminal 1 ñ for domestic and international flights. The airport is the focus city for IndiGo and Go First. It connects Nagpur to 11 major domestic airports with direct flights. It also serves international passengers flying to Sharjah and Doha. The terminal building houses many amenities, such as VIP lounges, premium business lounges, and duty-free shops.The airport offers a wide range of services for passengersí comfort and convenience, including ATMs, free Wi-Fi, foreign exchange desks, baggage trolleys, baggage wrapping services, and mobile charging points. You will also find restaurants, cafÈs, and shopping centres within the terminal. Also, passengers have access to transport facilities in the airport complex, with dedicated wings for car rentals and prepaid taxis.

Nagpur is situated in the Deccan Plateau at the geographical centre of India. It is known as the ìOrange Cityî and is famous for the variety of juicy oranges produced here. The city is a major commercial hub with various industries, including pharmaceutical and manufacturing units. Although the city attracts business travellers, it has many tourist spots, including ancient temples, lakes, monuments, gardens, wildlife sanctuaries, etc.Interestingly, the city, which is the geographical centre of India, has an eminent site called the Zero Mile Stone. Historically, the area was ruled by the Gonds and later acquired by the Marathas in the mid-1700s. It remained under Maratha Empireís influence till British Raj took over. Nagpur is in the Vidarbha district, which was supposed to be part of Madhya Pradesh. However, since the state mostly had a Marathi-speaking population, it became part of Maharashtra.Nagpur also has Deeksha Bhoomi, the site where Dr. Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar, creator of the Indian Constitution, turned to Buddhism along with many of his followers. The city depicts the true diversity of India with a mix of several cultures. One should not miss the local food such as Saoji mutton, Maharashtrian thali, pav bhaji, pani puri, and the special orange burfi.The summers in Nagpur are scorching, with temperatures rising to around 50∞C. The city also witnesses moderate rainfall during monsoon. Hence, the best time to explore the city is during winter when the weather is pleasant. It is best to plan your trip to Nagpur between October and March.The city has good connectivity with other cities in Maharashtra and nearby states via air, rail and road. The city has an international airport, connecting it with all major destinations in India and a few places outside India.