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The principal airport serving Bhopal, the capital of the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh, is the Raja Bhoj Airport. It is the second busiest airport in Madhya Pradesh, behind Devi Ahilya Bai Holkar Airport in Indore, in terms of passenger and aircraft flow. It is named after the Paramara ruler Raja Bhoj of the 10th century. This terminal has around 14 check-in and 10 immigration counters to let passengers move more quickly. The Raja Bhoj Airport provides complimentary luggage trolleys and wheelchairs for the elderly and physically impaired. Medical assistance, child care rooms, car rentals and prepaid taxi counters, a tourist information centre, lost and found baggage desk, and comfortable and well-maintained travel lounges are all available at the airport for the convenience and safety of passengers. It is situated in Bhopalís northwestern outskirts, 15 Km from the cityís central Bhopal Junction railway station and 20 Km from the cityís southern Habibganj railway station. The airport is also close to the intersection of National Highway 46 (a ring road that circles Bhopal) and State Highway 18, which connects Bhopal and Indore.

Bhopal, Madhya Pradeshís capital, is known for its two artificial lakes (Upper Lake and Lower Lake), which divide the city. Rustic mosques, busy bazaars, serpentine alleys, and beautiful havelis may be found in the intriguing old town to the north of the lakes. The new town, to its south, has fancy infrastructure, shopping malls, and broad roadways. This contrast is what distinguishes Bhopal as an amazing blend of old and new, past and present, rustic and elegant. The Taj-Ul-Masjid (one of Indiaís largest mosques, built by Bhopalís third female queen, Shah Jahan Begum) and Moti Masjid are two of the cityís most impressive mosques that tourists like to explore. The city will capture your attention with its breathtakingly magnificent havelis and museums, as well as its delicious Nawabi cuisine.

Thiruvananthapuram International Airport is known as Indiaís southernmost airport, and various airlines fly to and from the city on a regular basis. The airport in Trivandrum, which is 6 Km from the city centre, has two terminals. Domestic arrivals and departures are handled by Terminal 1, while international flights are handled by Terminal 2. The airport sees around 1,000 passengers daily and handles over 40 international and domestic aircraft. The domestic terminal can accommodate 400 passengers at a time, while the international terminal can accommodate 1,600 passengers. Baggage carousels, scanners, and trolley services are available at the airport. In addition, wheelchairs and guides are available at the airport to assist the elderly and physically handicapped with luggage transportation. In addition to pre-paid cab service counters and currency exchange offices, the terminals include cafes where you can grab a quick bite. Major airlines such as Air Arabia, Kuwait Airlines, Emirates Airline, and Air India offer regular flights to Dubai, Qatar, Doha, Ahmadabad, Bengaluru, Singapore, and many other destinations.

Thiruvananthapuram is the capital of Kerala, an Indian state located in the south. It is known for its gorgeous temples and palaces, as well as its backwaters, beaches, and shorelines. ëThiruvananthapuramí is the name of the serpent linked with Lord Vishnu. King Varma built the famed Padmanabha Swamy temple in Thiruvananthapuram, which was the capital of the Travancore empire. ëTrivandrumí was the name given to it by the British, but it was renamed to its original name in 1991. Thiruvananthapuram is a great place to visit if you enjoy being on a beach, as there are numerous beaches in the city. International tourists flock to Shanmugham and Kovalam to enjoy canoeing, surfing, jet skiing, and catching fish. Every tourist coming to this city will find cruising along the backwaters in a houseboat an amazing experience.