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Aurangabad Airport (IATA: IXU), also known as the Chikkalthana Airport, is located about 5.5 km from the main city of Aurangabad. The Airports Authority of India (AAI) is in charge of the daily operations of the airport, which serves both domestic and international passengers. Its runway was extended and fused with a new taxiway and boundary construction in 2005, and the technical complex and modern integrated terminal building was constructed in 2008. The airport houses airline carriers such as IndiGo, Air India, AirAsia, and Go First connecting to cities such as Mumbai, New Delhi, Hyderabad, and Bengaluru. There are also annual flights that cater to Haj pilgrims. The domestic and international terminal has only one boarding gate. Some important facilities provided by the airport include free baggage services, X-Ray baggage scanning, and free trolleys. Other facilities include wheelchairs for senior citizens and the differently-abled, a medical room, a childcare room, and a Lost & Found Baggage Counter. There are eating and drinking outlets at the airport, along with tourist information centres, newspaper stands, an artificial jewellery store, a branded apparel shop, etc. Most importantly, there is a duty-free store at the airport. Some good hotel properties near the airport include budget hotels like OYO Rooms, Vijay Residency, and the Manor Hotel, along with some prime properties such as the Lemon Tree, Ambassador Ajanta, Rama International, etc.

Aurangabad, a city located in the hilly region of the Kaum River, belongs to the Indian state of Maharashtra. Originally named ëKhadki,í Aurangabad was founded in 1610 by Malik Ambar, a regent in Ahmednagar Nizamshahi Dynasty. After the Nizams fell, the city came under the control of the Mughals and the city was later renamed to Aurangabad by the last Mughal emperor, Aurangzeb. The city has always been among the top tourist destinations in Western India. It is well-known due to the Ajanta and Ellora Caves built between the 6th and the 11th century. The official language of Aurangabad is Marathi, but Hindi, Urdu, and English are also spoken by the majority of the population. Some important festivals celebrated are Ajanta and Ellora Festival, Aurangabad Festival, Khultabad Urs, and the Paithan Fair. A local mutton curry based delicacy named ëNaan Qaliaí is famous in the city, along with Jhunka Pithla, Thalipeeth, Mughlai Chicken Pulao, Orange Phirni, etc. The best time to visit Aurangabad is between October and March. During this time, the weather in Aurangabad remains pleasant, and the minimum temperature is 10∞C. Even the monsoon season is a good time to visit Aurangabad, between June and September.

Ranchi Airport (IATA: IXR), officially known as Birsa Munda Airport, is Ranchiís primary airport located in the Hinoo area. It is named after a tribal freedom fighter from Ranchi called Birsa Munda. The Airports Authority of India is responsible for maintenance and daily operations and is spread across 1,568 acres. The airport was inaugurated in 1995 and serves 1.2 million passengers annually. It is the 27th-busiest airport in India. The airport only has one passenger terminal, which can accommodate 125 passengers for arrivals and departures. It operates airline carriers such as Air India, IndiGo, and Go First, which connect to major Indian cities such as Mumbai, New Delhi, Patna, Kolkata, and Bengaluru. It also flies Haj pilgrims from Bihar and Jharkhand to Jeddah. The airport provides facilities such as free baggage, multiple check-in and security counters, and X-Ray scanning of luggage. There are various places to eat at the airport. Duty-free shops are also available to purchase souvenirs. Auto-rickshaws, cycle rickshaws, buses, and rental cars can be hired from the airport to travel to local destinations. The airport is 6 km away from the Ranchi Railway Station, which connects to major Indian cities. Some hotels located nearby include Hotel Green Acres, Hotel Le Lac, Capitol Residency, Hotel Pratap Grand, and Radisson Blu.

Ranchi is the capital city of the Indian state of Jharkhand, located in the southern region of the Chhota Nagpur Plateau along the Subarnarekha river. The city is named after a local bird ëRinchií, which is found in and around the cityís famous landmark of the Pahari Mandir. Ranchi was ruled by various dynasties such as the Khsatriyas, Magadhas, Mauryas, and Guptas before being ruled mainly by King Phanimukut of the Nag dynasty. The city became a municipality in 1869 and was part of Bihar until the formation of Jharkhand in 2000. Ranchi is also a major industrial hub in eastern India. Due to its abundant mineral reserves, it is home to various mineral-based business conglomerates such as the Steel Authority of India (SAIL) and the Metallurgical and Engineering Consultants India (MECON). Because of its enormous mineral wealth, Ranchi is also known as the ëManchester of the Eastí. It accounts for around a quarter of the countryís total mineral production. There are some exquisite local cuisines to try once in Ranchi. Dhuska, a pancake made of rice flour served with potato curry, is a local favourite in the city. Another tasty treat is the Litti Chokha, which is whole wheat baked buns with roasted brinjal and potato. Ranchi has a mouth-watering range of tasty food options. The various group and folk dance forms such as Chhau, Santhal, and Karma depict the deep-rooted history of the city and convey a variety of emotions, such as happiness, sadness, and anger. The now rare Paitkar Paintings created by the tribals, Sohrai Art, Oraon Bhitichitra, Santhali Bhitichitra, and Jado Patiya are other painting forms practised here.