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Imphal International Airport (IATA: IMF), also called Bir Tikendrajit International Airport (IATA: IMF), is situated about 8 km from the Imphal city centre and lies 2542 feet above sea level. Named after the former commander of the Manipuri Army, Tikendrajit Singh, it is the third-largest airport in North East India after Guwahati and Agartala airports and is controlled by the Airports Authority of India. The airportís runway measures 2746 metres in length and has one terminal which can accommodate 350 passengers for both arrivals and departures. It connects to major Indian cities such as New Delhi, Kolkata, Bengaluru, and Guwahati via airline carriers such as Alliance Air, FlyBig, AirAsia, etc. It has four boarding gates, one security check and 10 check-in counters. The airport offers free baggage trolleys, a medical room, free Wi-Fi, a childcare centre, cell phone charge points, information counters, wheelchair assistance, and a smoking zone. There are eateries and shops at the airport including duty-free shops. Passengers can hire taxis or private cars from Imphal airport to reach the city. Bus services are also available from outside the airport. The Imphal Railway Station is also located close, at about 4 km from the airport, which can be used to reach other cities in India. Some prominent hotel properties near the airport include Sangai Continental, Shalom Farm House, Classic Grande Imphal, Daani Continental, etc.

Imphal, the scenic capital city of Manipur, is located in the Manipur River Valley in the heart of the state, lying at an elevation of 760 metres above sea level. Imphal is an exquisite combination of scenic surroundings, cultural heritage and excellent weather, making it a top tourist destination in the country. It became the capital of Manipur in 1972. Its early history saw the Pakhangba rulers taking over ownership from Kin Khaba, the then ruler of the region. Several Burmese attacks took place during the rule of Maharaja Bhagyachandra and during British rule, the Anglo-Manipuri war took place due to internal disputes, after which the Battle of Imphal took place in 1944 during the second World War. Manipuri, English and Hindi are the most widely spoken languages in Imphal. It is primarily inhabited by Meitei, Naga and Kuki-Chin tribes. GaanNgai, Lui-Ngai-Ni, Yaoshang, Christmas, Lai Haroaba, Rathajatra, KwakJatra, etc., are some of the local festivals celebrated where dance forms such as Rasa Lila and Nupa Pala are performed with great enthusiasm. Rice is the staple diet of the natives of Imphal and vegetables such as Soibum, Thangjing, Yongchaak and Hawaijaar form a part of their daily meals. The best time to visit Imphal is either the winter season or the start of summer season.

Nagpur International Airport (IATA: NAG), also known as Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar International Airport, is located at Sonegaon, about 9 km from the heart of Nagpur city. Spread over 500 hectares, it is named after famous social reformer and economist Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar. It was commissioned between 1917-18 and is a joint venture between Mihan India Limited and the Airports Authority of India. Currently, 1400 aircrafts fly in the airspace of Nagpur. There are two terminals at Nagpur Airport. It connects to major Indian cities such as Mumbai, Pune, Kolkata, New Delhi, Ahmedabad, Hyderabad, Chennai, Lucknow, etc., via airlines such as IndiGo, Air India, Go First, Star Air. The second terminal is an international terminal having 13 check-in, 9 immigration, 3 security counters and 6 customs counters. It has direct flights to Qatar and Sharjah via Qatar Airways and Air Arabia, respectively. The airport offers baggage trolleys and has ATM services, postal services, first-aid rooms, childcare rooms, free Wi-Fi, wheelchair assistance, and a lounge. There are several shops inside the airport selling books, clothing, and jewellery. The international terminal has a Duty Free shopping facility. There are several restaurants and snack bars run by the airport. Some good hotel properties near the airport include Radisson Blu, Treebo Trend Chalets, Urban Hermitage, The Legend Inn, etc.

Nagpur is a city located in the western Indian state of Maharashtra on the Nag River. It is uniquely positioned in almost the centre of the country amid flat-topped hills, tablelands and adjoining rivers and streams of water. It derived its name from the Nag River, a tributary of the Kanhan River and has many monikers such as the ëOrange City of Indiaí and the ëTiger Capital of India.í The existence of Nagpur can be traced 3000 years ago around the 8th century. Several dynasties such as Vakatakas, Badami Chalukyas, Rashtrakutas, Yadavas, Tughlaqs and Mughals have ruled the region since ancient times. Nagpur was founded by Bakht Buland, a prince of the Deogarh-Nagpur kingdom. The British took over the city in 1853. Summers are excruciatingly hot in the city with the temperature crossing 43∞C in the month of May. It receives a decent amount of annual rainfall. The best time to visit the city is the winter season, between October and March. Marathi, Hindi and English are the most prominently spoken languages in Nagpur. Folk dances form an integral part of the cityís culture, and Karma, Tamasa, Hadga, Bhondla are some of the popular forms. Lavani, Bhaleri, Lalita, Gondhal and Bhajans are some famous folk song varieties from the city. Along with usual Indian festivals, the week-long Kalidas festival is celebrated with great enthusiasm. Pav bhaji, kanda poha, sheera, aamras, varan, dhanyachi usal and sabudana wada are some of Nagpurís local delicacies.