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Indore Airport (IATA Code: IDR) is called Devi Ahilya Bai Holkar Airport and is located at a distance of approximately 8 km away from central Indore. The airport got its name from Maharani Ahilya Bai, a prominent monarch of the erstwhile Holkar dynasty. Indore Airport has two terminals and facilitates both international as well as domestic flights. Both the terminals of the airport are well equipped to handle heavy volumes of departures and arrivals. The airport is connected to many major Indian cities such as Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore, Kolkata, Chennai, Ahmedabad, and Hyderabad, and international destinations such as Sharjah, Kaula Lumpur and Bangkok. It also offers flight services to international places like Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, and Sharjah. Hi-tech baggage services, restaurants, cafes, hotel booking counters, and shopping areas are some of the amenities that Indore Airport offers.

Indore is the largest city and the commercial capital of Madhya Pradesh. The city has a rich and fascinating history. Indore was a commercial city back in the 16th century when it facilitated trade between Deccan and Delhi. Later, Indore became an important state for the Marathas until the unification of all Indian states. Indore is also known as the education hub of Madhya Pradesh as it houses prominent institutions like the Indian Institute of Technology(IIT) as well as the Indian Institute of Management(IIM). It is also the home of the Madhya Pradesh Stock Exchange. Indore has also been ranked as the countryís cleanest city. It is on its way to becoming a Smart City under the Smart Cities Mission undertaken by the Government of India. It is also Indiaís first ìWater Plusî city due to its water conservation and recycling methods. The various cultural influences are evident in the local cuisine. Indore is well known for its variety of ìnamkeensî and sweets. Some prominent tourist attractions in Indore include Lalbagh Palace, Central Museum of Indore, Kanch Mandir, Annapurna Temple, and Indore White Church, among others.

Nagpur Airport (IATA Code: NAG) is called Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar International Airport and is located in Sonegaon, approximately 8 km southwest of Nagpur. It got its name from Babasaheb Ambedkar, who was a prominent politician, jurist, and economist. The Nagpur airport accommodates both domestic and international flights. It is connected to major domestic cities such as Mumbai, Delhi, Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Chennai, and Kolkata. It also operates flights to international destinations like Dubai and Doha. The airport offers various facilities such as free Wi-Fi, child care services, currency exchange, duty-free shops, restaurants, shops, a desk providing information, medical services, etc.

Nagpur is the winter capital of Maharashtra. The city of Nagpur has a great historical past. It was founded by the Gond tribe and eventually came under the control of the Marathas. Nagpur became a colonial territory in the 19th century and was established as the capital of Central provinces and Berar. The city was named after the ìNagî river. Nagpur is considered to be the second greenest city in the country. Nagpur is also known as ìOrange Cityî due to its oranges that are famous everywhere. It is common to find orange plantations across the district of Nagpur. The city of Nagpur is known for its tourist attractions such as Deeksha Bhoomi, Futala Lake, Pench Tiger Reserve, Gorewada Lake, Ramtek Fort, Khindsi Lake, Swaminarayan Temple, and Dragon Palace Buddhist Temple, among other places.