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Bhubaneswar Airport is officially known as Biju Patnaik International Airport. The airport is named after Biju Patnaik, the former Chief Minister of Odisha. The IATA code of the airport is BBI. It is located around 6 km away from the centre of Bhubaneswar. Currently, Bhubaneswar airport has two terminals, Terminal 1 (Domestic) and Terminal 2 (International). Bhubaneswar Airport has direct flights to about 16 major cities across India. IndiGo, AirAsia, Air India, Vistara and Alliance Air are the major airlines operating out of Bhubaneswar Airport. You can reach Biju Patnaik International Airport via bus, taxi, or car rental. Odisha State Road Transport Corporation also has buses plying across several routes in the city. If you take a taxi, you may take about 10 minutes to reach the airport from Bhubaneswar city centre. Car rentals are also a good option if you are visiting the city. At Bhubaneswar airport, passengers can gain access to shops and duty-free, restaurants, ATMs, childrenís playground, child care rooms, luggage trolley, pharmacy, currency exchange, etc.

Known as the Temple City of India, Bhubaneswar is the capital of Odisha. The name of the city is derived from ëTribhubaneswarí, referring to Lord Shiva. The regionís history and architecture can be seen in the cluster of temples around the city like Mukteswar Temple, Rajarani Temple, and Lingaraj Temple to name a few. The region was also ruled by the Kalinga Empire. Bhubaneswar, along with Puri and Konark form the Golden Triangle, a famous tourist region in Odisha. The history of Bhubaneswar is over 2300 years old. It was the capital of the Kalinga kingdom. Several dynasties ruled the areaóMauryas, Satavahanas, and Guptas. Under the rule of Emperor Ashoka, several Hindu, Jain, and Buddhist temples were built. In 1947, Bhubaneswar was declared as the capital city of Odisha. The modern city of Bhubaneswar was designed by a German architect called Otto Koenigsberger in 1946. If you love seafood, Bhubaneswar will offer a delightful experience. Different preparations of rice, fish curry, crabs, and lobsters are available. The city is also famous for its street food. Bara Ghugni, Gupchup, Cuttack Chat, Pahala Rasagola, and Dahi Pakhal are few of the favourite snacks among the locals and the tourists. When you are in Bhubaneswar, you can learn more about the cityís popular folk festivals - Rukuna Rath Yatra, DoT Festival, Adivasi Mela, etc.

Patna Airport is known as Jay Prakash Narayan International Airport (IATA code: PAT). Located around 5 km from the city centre, it is Biharís primary airport. Having one runway and operating domestic and international flights, the airport attracts local and international tourists. Air India, Go First and IndiGo are the popular airlines operating flights and maintaining good frequency. The airport is connected to major cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, etc. There is only one terminal at the airport. Travellers can avail airport facilities like ATMs, pay phone booths, information kiosks, snack counters, and currency exchange services. A book stall is present in the departures section. Passengers can also dine in the restaurant inside the airport. Travelling around Patna is convenient, as the airport has facilities like car rentals and pre-paid taxis and auto-rickshaws. There are several guest houses and budget hotels in the city. Comfortable accommodation options are available at Hotel Astor and the Panache Hotel.

Patna, the largest city and the capital of Bihar, is located on the banks of river Ganga. The cityís history dates back to more than 2500 years ago. Known as Pataliputra in ancient times, the city was the capital of Magadha Empire and was the seat of power of several dynasties. An educational and administrative centre in Bihar, the city is connected by air, road, and rail transportation. Few popular tourist attractions in the city include Khuda Baksh Oriental Library, Gandhi Sangrahalaya, Golghar, Gandhi Setu, Patna Museum, and many more. Patna is also the birthplace of Guru Gobind Singh, the tenth Guru of Sikhism. The city of Patna is famous for a variety of delicacies to tickle your tastebuds. Popular food items include Litti Chokha, Laung Latika, Sattu Sharbat, Balushahi, Khurma and Laktho, Gur Anarsa, Malpua, Dal Peetha, and many others. A major attraction for artists is Madhubani paintings, a folk art using fingers, twigs, nib-pens, brushes, and matchsticks. Natural dyes and pigments are used to create attractive geometrical patterns. Patna is a popular tourist destination for visitors interested in religion, architecture, and history. The Sonepur Mela, a cattle fair, is another tourist attraction of the city.