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Jodhpur Airport (IATA code: JDH) is located at a distance of about 5.5 km from Jodhpur city centre and is operated by the Airports Authority of India. It is a civil enclave airport that operates on the Jodhpur Air Force Station premises. The airport has only one terminal and is connected to some major cities in India, such as Delhi and Mumbai. Air India, IndiGo, SpiceJet, and Go First are some of the airlines operating out of Jodhpur.The airport also provides some essential facilities such as on-call medical services, wheelchairs and other assistance for physically challenged travellers. There are also some cafeterias and coffee shops where you can grab something to eat. The terminal has 3 gates and can handle a capacity of about 430 passengers per hour.If you want to get to the airport from the heart of the city, prepaid taxis will be your best bet considering it is a quick and comfortable option. Alternatives may include public transport, which is cheaper and may be more feasible if you travel with relatively light luggage. Auto rickshaws also offer relative convenience as these are best suited to the city's busy roads.

Jodhpur is a major city in the state of Rajasthan. The city was founded in 1459 by a Rajput chief named Rao Jodha. Jodhpur has an exceedingly rich and vibrant culture. The city embodies the Rajasthani lifestyle, culture, music, and clothes. Jodhpur is also popularly known as the ìBlue City of Indiaî because of the blue colour that can be found on most houses and buildings.The actual view of how blue Jodhpur is can be seen from one of the vantage points around the city. There are few theories as to how this came to be. One of the most popular ones is that it denoted the houses of Brahmins, who could afford copper sulphate lime washes. This copper sulphate turned blue when the sunís light fell on a buildingís surfaces. Another popular theory is that these were painted blue to reflect the sun and keep the dwellings cool. Whatever be the reason, the ìblue cityî is a source of intrigue for thousands of people who visit.Jodhpur is famous for its handicraft products such as jewellery, clothes, cutlery, and much more. It is also a trade hub for agricultural products and livestock and a manufacturing hub of cotton textiles, brass, and iron utensils, among many other products.As it is close to the desert, the city experiences a hot, arid climate where the days can get quite hot. Therefore, the best time to visit the city is from October to March.

Jayprakash Narayan Airport (IATA code: PAT) is the official name of Patna airport. It was named after the freedom activist Jayprakash Narayan and is a restricted international airport due to its short runway. The airport caters to both domestic as well as international flights and is operated by the Airports Authority of India.The Jay Prakash Narayan Airport was built in 1973 and is one of the major airports in the country. The airport consists of three terminals serving different purposes. Terminal 1 is exclusively for domestic flights and connects to most of the major cities of India, while Terminal 2 is for servicing international flights. The third terminal is reserved for private jets and cargo planes. The airport is sprawled across an area of about 254 acres and caters to over 2 million passengers every year.The airport offers all the basic amenities such as currency exchanges, ATMs, a post office and even a tourism information centre to obtain information about the places to visit and plan an efficient itinerary. There is also a lost and found counter you can approach if you misplace your luggage. While there are no duty-free shops here, you can still indulge in shopping at retail prices at the terminal. The airport also offers the facility of an executive lounge where you can sit back and relax while enjoying a delicious meal and drinks. Additional facilities include a smoking room as well as a childcare room

Patna is the capital and one of the major cities in the state of Bihar. It is located on the southern banks of the holy river Ganga. It is said that Patna was founded by King Ajatashatru and was also the capital of the Magadha empire. During ancient times, Patna was known as Pataliputra. The city served as a capital for many dynasties, and even Emperor Ashoka the Great administered his empire from here. This led to the flourishing of Buddha Dharma here.Patna or Pataliputra was renowned as the epitome of knowledge and wisdom in the olden days. The city was the birthplace of the 10th Sikh Guru, Guru Govind Singh, and therefore, holds an important place in the Sikh religion.Presently, Patna serves as the seat of the Patna High Court. While Hindi and English languages are spoken extensively in Patna, it is also home to some other regional dialects such as Bhojpuri, Magahi and Maithili. Patna experiences a humid, subtropical climate where the monsoon season can be hot and muggy, and the dry season is mostly clear. The summers can be extremely hot from late March to June, making October (the onset of winter season) to March the best months to visit the city.