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Swami Vivekananda Airport (IATA: RPR, ICAO: VERP) is the main airport that serves the state of Chhattisgarh, India. The airport, hitherto known as Raipur Airport, was renamed on January 24, 2012, to honor the revered Indian saint who spent two years of his teenage years in Raipur. As of 2018, it is one of India's top 30 busiest airports. The terminal, inaugurated in 2012, has two aero-bridges, several check-in counters, twenty boarding gates, four security counters, around eight X-ray baggage machines, and three conveyor belts. While there are no lounges, basic amenities like Wi-Fi, drinking water, washrooms, mobile charging points, and food stalls are provided. Raipur Junction railway station is 16 km from the airport. You can also take a bus, as the Pandri bus station is only 14 km from here.

Raipur, the capital of Chhattisgarh, is an emerging industrial centre. It is believed that King Ramachandra's son, Brahmdeo Rai, founded Raipur. The city was named as 'Raipur' after him. The British Government assumed the territory, and Chhattisgarh was declared as a separate Commissionerate in 1854. Raipur was then established as the headquarters of the state. Raipur district marks the origin of the Mahanadi and Kharun rivers. The summers in the city are short and sweltering while the winters are harsh and cold. The weather is mostly dry and clear all year round. The annual temperature varies from around 12 to 44∞C. In Raipur, Chhattisgarhi is the most widely spoken language, followed by Hindi, which is the official language of the city. Some of the most prominent festivals celebrated in the month of Sravan in Raipur include Gouri-Goura, Surti, Hareli, Pola, and Teeja. Raipur is a place worth visiting for its local delicacies, unique sweets, handmade crafts, and architectural marvels.

Srinagar airport, also known as the Sheikh ul-Alam International Airport (IATA: SXR, ICAO: VISR), is the leading international gateway to Srinagar. This airport is located in Badgam, 12 km north of Srinagar and at a height of 5,429 ft. The airport operates both domestic and seasonal Hajj flights. The Indian Air Force owns the airport and the Airports Authority of India operates a civil enclave at the airport. The airport covers an area of 212,000 sq ft and can serve accommodate around 950 passengers at a time. This airport has a single passenger terminal and provides various services, including an information center, ATMs, child care room, medical aid, lost and found services, assistance for the physically challenged, luggage carts, telephones, a security hold area, and a restroom. In addition, several dining options are also available at the airport. Lounge facilities are open to passengers at affordable costs, regardless of the airline they are flying with. These lounges are equipped with comfortable seats, free snacks, and an assortment of alcoholic drinks, liquors, food (buffet or snacks), Wi-Fi, showers, and more. Several transport options, ranging from car rentals and buses to taxis and rickshaws, are available at the airport.

Srinagar is known as the 'Venice of the East' or the 'Kashmiri Venice.' It is situated in the center of the Kashmir Valley, on the banks of the Jhelum River. It is surrounded by four districts and the Union Territory of Ladakh. Some of the languages spoken in Srinagar include Kashmiri, Urdu, Dogri, Hindi, and English. The major fairs and festivals celebrated in Srinagar include the Navroz, Urs (Ziarats), Ramzan, Naureh Mavas, Baisakhi, Ganga Ashtami, Lohri, and Kheer Bhawani festival. Srinagar is also known for its heart-filling delicacies. Some worth trying Kashmiri local dishes include Rogan Josh, Modar Pulav, Shab Daig, and many more. The city is famous for its lakes, gardens, houseboats, Kashmiri traditional handicrafts, and dryfruits. A recently launched initiative, the Srinagar Smart City initiative, aspires to leverage the city's natural and cultural heritage and tourism potential through innovative and inclusive solutions, to enhance the quality of life for its citizens. In Srinagar, the summers are warm and clear while the winters are chilly and partially cloudy. Over the year, the temperature typically varies from around 2∞C to 29∞C.