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Dehradun Airport, officially called Jolly Grant Airport (IATA code: DED), is a domestic airport in Dehradun, India. Dehradun airport is the only operational airport in this region with daily commercial flights, thus connecting the Garhwal region to the rest of the country by air. Vistara, SpiceJet, and IndiGo, among others, offer services to and from this airport. Prepaid taxis and car rentals are available at the airport, and the ISBT at Dehradun is about 30 km away. Rishikesh is around 30 minutes (20 km) away by car, Haridwar is approximately 50 km away, and Dehradun is about 25 km away. Though the airport is small, it has all the necessary facilities for passengers. There are snack kiosks, a pharmacy counter, drinking water, luggage trolleys, wheelchairs, and a shop selling apparel. The airport lounge has a buffet and a bar, charging stations, and plenty of seating.

Dehradun is the capital of Uttarakhand, set in the Himalayan foothills. Located 450 metres above sea level, Dehradun serves as a gateway to some of the country's most prominent and scenic hill stations, including Nainital and Mussoorie. It is also located between the Ganga and Yamuna rivers, two of the county's most important water sources. Dehradun is also regarded as India's ìSchool Capital,î as it is home to a large number of prestigious boarding institutions, such as the Doon School and the Indian Military Academy. Moreover, the popular Basmati rice is extensively farmed in the city. However, despite its success in education, agriculture, and construction, Dehradun is still known for its peaceful and relaxed lifestyle, beautiful weather, and clean air.

Named after the famous Marwar ruler, the Maharana Pratap Airport (IATA code: UDR), is located in Dabok, 20 km east of Udaipur. It is also called Dabok Airport. This airport was once a military airfield that transported ammunition to soldiers, and today, it has direct flights to nearly all of India's major cities, such as Mumbai, Jodhpur, Delhi, Jaipur, and Kolkata. The boarding gate is on the ground level, while two aerobridges are located on the first level of the airportís domestic terminal. The terminal can accommodate 300 passengers. Chartered planes are also used by the Indian Air Force and Border Security Forces. For security reasons, only authorised and defence employees have access to this terminal. Outside the Maharana Pratap Airport, city bus services and pre-paid taxis are available. Tourists can also take advantage of the automobile rental services available at the airport. Other amenities at the airport include baggage services, free trolleys, a child care area, eateries, car rental services, retail outlets, ATMs, wheelchairs, and medical facilities.

Udaipur, known as the 'City of Lakes,' is a city in Rajasthan that was once the Mewar Kingdom's capital. Built around man-made lakes, it is known for its lavish royal residences. The City Palace complex, which overlooks Lake Pichola and is known for its beautiful peacock mosaics, is a magnificent complex of 11 palaces, courtyards, and gardens. It features three interconnected lakes as well as forts, palaces, temples, gardens, mountains, and tiny alleyways lined with booths, all of which evoke memories of a glorious past, heroism, and chivalry. Udaipur is a gorgeous place, surrounded by lakes and the Aravali's verdant hills. It is also a city of architectural marvels; the elaborate house carvings in the forts, palaces, and temples will leave you speechless. Throughout the year, various festivals take place, including the World Music Festival, the Kumbhalgarh Festival, the Kite Festival, Saras Mela, and the Winter Festival. These events bring the entire area to life and are worth a visit.