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Indore Airport (IATA code: IDR), also known as Devi Ahilya Bai Holkar Airport after the Maharani of the Maratha Empire, is located 8 km from the centre of Indore. It ranks as the twentieth busiest airport in India. The Indore airport was built in 1945. Previously, the airport served only domestic flights, but later, with the expansion of the runway in 1996, the airport was opened for international flights. All major airlines operate flights from this airport, such as Air India, Vistara, Air Asia, Go First, IndiGo, and SpiceJet. A medical inspection room, baby care room, self-check-in kiosk, wheelchair, trolleys, Wi-Fi, ATM, lost and found, baggage counter, and other amenities are available at this airport. The airport also offers passengers several complimentary services such as drinking water, vending machines, medical assistance, and help desks. There are duty-free stores and other small food shops, jewellery shops, bakeries, book shops, and magazine stands for passengers. Public bus and taxi services can be availed from right outside the airport. The connectivity around the airport is strong, with several hotels within a 10 km distance.

Formerly known as Indreshwar, Indore, is one of the ancestral cities in India. The city was named after a holy god. Situated on the banks of the Saraswati and Khan rivers on the Malwa plateau, Indore is 553 metres above sea level. The Malwa culture strongly influences the city. Historians say that Malharro Holkar, a member of the Holkar clan, took Indore as a booty during his conquest of Malwa in 1733. Indore eventually became part of India after independence in 1947. The people of Indore have a rich culture. All the major festivals like Holi, Diwali, Navratri, Dussehra, and Nag Panchami are celebrated here. Summers in Indore are hot and humid. Thus, October to March are the best months to explore Indore because the weather remains ideal for sightseeing.

The Swami Vivekananda Airport (IATA code: RPR), also known as Raipur Airport, is located about 15 km south of the city centre. It is among the 35 non-metro airports that the Airport Authority of India modernised. Raipur Airport received a new terminal in 2012. The new terminal can accommodate up to 1,300 passengers and features two aerobridges, 20 check-in counters, eight boarding gates, four security checkpoints, eight X-ray baggage scanners, and three conveyor belts. Facilities such as luggage trolleys, wheelchairs and medical assistance are available at the airport. Retail stores are also present in the Raipur airport. Food joints and bookstalls are also available. Public transport, such as taxis and buses, can be accessed easily from the airport. Several hotels are available around the airport.

The city of Raipur is the capital of Chhattisgarh. It is a popular archaeological site. Raipur is situated in the central plain of Chhattisgarh and is known for its religious temples and several lakes. The city's existence dates back to the ninth century. The Mauryans prominently ruled over the district of Raipur. It was also under the rule of the Haihaya dynasty as its capital. The Haihaya existence can be traced from the ruins in the Southern part of the city. The local people of Raipur celebrate their culture with great enthusiasm. The people of Raipur love to celebrate all the festivals with pomp and show. Some popular festivals celebrated in Raipur are Hareli, Gauri-Gaura, Pola, and Teej. The city is also known for its traditional crafts like bamboo, clay, terracotta, stone carving, and wooden craft. The local people speak Chhattisgarhi, which is their native language. Raipur is known to have a tropical wet climate. The temperature remains moderate throughout the year. However, it becomes extremely hot from March to June. Thus, the best time to visit Raipur is the winter, when the temperature remains pleasant for sightseeing.