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Bengaluru Airport, officially known as Kempegowda International Airport, is located about 40 km from the city centre on the northern side of Bangalore. It is situated on the outskirts of Devanahalli, the airport is spread across 4,000 acres and was built in 2008. It is an international airport that also caters to domestic passenger traffic as well as cargo operations. Its IATA Code is BLR. Until recently the airport had a single integrated terminal to operate both international and domestic flights; but a new Terminal ñ Terminal 2 ñ was inaugurated and made operational on 11th November 2022. There is a cargo village and three cargo terminals. The annual Skytrax World Airport Awards 2022 recognise Bengaluru's Kempegowda International Airport as the finest regional airport in South Asia and India, based on customer satisfaction. The airport has various amenities such as VIP lounges, duty-free shops, a lost and found baggage counter, a childcare room, free Wi-Fi, ATMs, wheelchair assistance, a smoking lounge, medical services, etc. In addition, there are several dining options available here, ranging from high-end to budget-friendly restaurants. Passengers can rent cabs and hire cars from the airport premises to reach the city. Frequent Volvo, as well as air-conditioned bus services, are also available outside the airport.

Bengaluru, also known by its official name of Bengaluru, is the capital city of Karnataka. Also known as the 'Silicon Valley of India', Bangalore is India's IT capital. The city houses several centres of excellence in Higher Education, Research & Development, and Technology. It was in 1537 that Kempe Gowda of the Vijayanagara Empire founded Bengaluru. He built a mud fort in the region and was also the main designer of the city. He modelled modern Bangalore based on the design of the city of Hampi. Bangalore became the capital of Mysore State and this continued even till Karnataka was granted statehood in 1956. Today, Bengaluru is one of the most populated cities in India. The city is known for its large offices, but it is also known as the Garden City of India due to the abundance of parks and public buildings. While touring the city, you can also visit some of the parks and enjoy a meal outside and enjoy the weather. The South Indian breakfast ñ piping hot idlis, soft vadas, and crispy dosas, all served with hot sambhar and coconut chutney ñ is undeniably the best street food in Bangalore. Kannada is the state's official language, though other languages like Tamil, Telugu, Urdu, Hindi, English, and Malayalam are also spoken here. In addition, a festival dedicated to the Hindu Goddess Draupadi, Karaga, is popularly celebrated in the city, apart from other festivals like Ram Navami, Ugadi, Karnataka Rajyothsava and Diwali.

Shirdi Airport is an international airport located at Kakadi, Maharashtra. The distance to the city centre is around 14 km. Its IATA code is SAG. It was inaugurated by the former President of India, Shri Ramnath Kovind, on 1st October 2017. The airport has one terminal and is well-connected with Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Mumbai, Delhi, and Chennai. The airport has a vast area of around 400 hectares. The airport has a cloakroom facility which the devotees can avail to keep their baggage. ATMs, duty-free shops and wheelchair assistance are available at the airport. There are counters at the airport providing passes to pilgrims for visiting the Sai Baba Temple in Shirdi making it more convenient. The airport has a lot of taxi and cab services you can avail of to travel to your desired destination.

Shirdi is a small city in the Ahmednagar district of Maharashtra, India. It is popularly known as home to the late 20th-century saint, Sai Baba, affectionately called Shirdi Sai Baba. Shirdi is a major pilgrim centre in India with hordes of visitors crowding daily to visit the Sai Baba shrine. Sai Baba spent around 60 years at this place imparting his spiritual teachings of compassion and universal brotherhood across the people. Being a major tourist destination, just 83 km away from Ahmednagar, Shirdi is easily accessible by air, rail, and road. The culture of the city is wrapped up with the religious faith and spiritual intensity of the people. Marathi is the language spoken by the majority. Hindi and English are also spoken. The local people of Shirdi are generous, kind-hearted, and humble. Being a religious city, most of the people here are vegetarians, and the popular local food is classic paneer tikka. The interñreligious harmony exhibited here, especially by the Hindus and Muslims, is exemplary. Together they celebrate different festivals with great joy and zest. Though Guru Purnima is the only festival that Baba had asked his devotees to celebrate, Ram Navami is the main festival here.