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Raja Bhoj International Airport (IATA: BHO), which serves the city of Bhopal, is situated in Gandhi Nagar, about 15 km from the city centre. In 2011, a brand-new integrated terminal was opened to significantly improve the management of increased passenger traffic, renovate runways for wide-body aircrafts, and install top-notch amenities for local and foreign tourists. As one of the main airports in the Madhya Pradesh state, Bhopal has good connections to other significant Indian cities, including Delhi, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Hyderabad, and Lucknow. For Hajj pilgrims, Bhopal offers chartered flights to Jeddah. This terminal has about 14 check-in stations and 10 immigration counters to facilitate quicker passenger circulation. Raja Bhoj International Airport offers free wheelchairs and luggage carts for the elderly and physically disabled. For the convenience and safety of travellers, the airport also offers additional services, including medical assistance, child care areas, rental cars, prepaid taxi counters, a tourist information centre, a lost and found luggage counter, and cosy, well-kept travel lounges. Bhopal Airport offers a variety of shopping alternatives. At the airport's different eateries and snack bars, travellers can savour regional specialities. For fast refreshments, the terminal contains juice bars and cafeterias.

Bhopal was a part of the Sehore region before Madhya Pradesh was established. In 1972, it was divided into two districts, one of which being Bhopal. The city was the seat of the erstwhile Bhopal Kingdom, a British princely state governed by the Nawabs of Bhopal, which flourished circa 1707. The city of Bhopal, also called the ëCity of Royalsí, was also ruled over by four Begums for over a century. Bhopal is renowned for having a rich cultural heritage. Famous mosques and havelis from bygone eras stand as examples of their rich art and culture. The city displays a remarkable fusion of Muslim and Hindu artistic influences. It is surrounded by a stone wall and connected to the lower lake by a link. Due to its numerous man-made and natural lakes, Bhopal is referred to as the City of Lakes. While Bhopal is filled with culturally significant monuments, bazaars, and bustling chowks, New Bhopal stands in contrast with its modern architecture, shopping malls, and fine-dining restaurants.

Prayagraj Airport, also known as Allahabad Airport (IATA: IXD), is a military airfield and a commercial airport that serves the city of Allahabad, located in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. It offers domestic flights and is situated at Bamrauli, 12 km from the heart of Allahabad city. Allahabad Airport is known to be one of the oldest airports in India. The Indian Air Force and the Airports Authority of India cooperatively operate this facility. After Banaras and Lucknow, it is Uttar Pradesh's third-largest airport. Currently, only Air India offers flight service from Allahabad Airport to the cities of Mumbai and Delhi. Nagpur and Lucknow are two additional cities with indirect or layover connections. At Allahabad Airport, a singular terminal is used for domestic flights. For the benefit of travellers, the airport has check-in and security counters. To move luggage, trolleys are also provided here. The food court inside the airport has many options for passengers. The cafeteria and snack bars at Allahabad Airport also offer refreshments such as iced beverages, coffee, and tea. Visitors can hail a cab or an auto-rickshaw to reach the main city.

Ancient Prayag, a sacred city with a reputation equivalent to those of Varanasi and Haridwar, is now known as Prayagraj or Allahabad. Prayagraj is known to be the home of Hindu sacred texts, the Vedas, and is renowned for its spectacular beauty. Allahabad, bordered by the holy waters of the rivers Ganga and Yamuna, is situated on the inland peninsula of Uttar Pradesh. It has witnessed numerous illustrious kingdoms. The engravings on a pillar ascribed to the Mauryan monarch Ashoka in the third century BCE indicate Prayag's significance throughout the early Buddhist era. The pillar stands at the entrance of the old Prayagraj citadel, which is strategically located at the junction of the two rivers. At the meeting of the rivers, a festival is held every 12 years, the Kumbh Mela, which draws in thousands of devotees. The three primary languages used in Allahabad are Hindi, Urdu, and English. Allahabad is also well known for Mughlai food. This cuisine comes primarily from Northern India and contains lip-smacking delicacies like Chhole Samosa, Kachori, Lassi, and Gulab Jamuns.