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Ahmedabad Airport, officially called the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport (IATA: AMT; ICAO: VAAH), is an international airport serving Ahmedabad city. Adani Ahmedabad International Airport Limited (AAIAL) operates this airport. The airport is located around 10 km from Ahmedabad city centre. The airport operates domestic flights to all major cities of India. International flights are also operated from the airport to several major destinations, including Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Muscat, Nairobi, Kuwait, Baghdad, Najaf, Doha, and Singapore. These flights are operated by international carriers like Emirates, Iraqi Airways, Singapore Airlines, Air Arabia, and Jazeera Airways. Ahmedabad Airport is the 7th-busiest airport in India. The airport has 4 terminals. Terminal 1 and 3 for domestic flights, Terminal 2 for international flights, and Terminal 4 for cargo services. Additionally, there are 23 check-in counters, 45 parking bays, 4 aero-bridges, and 1 runway (3,505 m long). The airport offers various services and amenities such as free trolleys, ATM machines, lounges, currency exchange, wheelchairs, chopping stalls, car rental services, prepaid taxi services, medical rooms, and kiosks. You can easily hire a taxi, rent a car, or use state-run buses to travel to and from the airport. The airport is around 9 km from Ahmedabad Railway Station.

Ahmedabad is the largest city and the former capital of the Indian state of Gujarat. The Sabarmati River flows along the city. Ahmedabad is also called ëManchester of the Eastí because of its world-famous cotton textile industry. Ahmedabad was declared a UNESCO World Heritage City in 2017. The city is the first ever to be given this recognition in India. Ahmedabad has a rich history, with a wonderful culture and fantastic architecture. The city is a hotspot for domestic as well as international tourists. Ahmedabadís climate can be characterised as tropical. Summers are very hot and winters are dry yet pleasant. From mid-June, Ahmedabad receives rain. The best time to visit Ahmedabad is between November and February. Gujarati is the official and most widely spoken language in Ahmedabad. Navratri is the major festival in Ahmedabad, which is celebrated with great enthusiasm. Food in Ahmedabad offers unique flavours. You must try the cityís huge collection of street food items. Some of the must-try dishes are Dhokla, Samosa, Khakhra, Dal Vada, Maska bun, Bhuna Gosht, Khaman, Bhelpuri, Thepla, and Fafda. With its numerous pols, wells, and museums, in addition to the delicious Gujarati food, Ahmedabad is sure to delight its visitors

Vadodara Airport (IATA: BDQ; ICAO: VABO) primarily serves the city of Vadodara. The Airports Authority of India manages it. The airport connects multiple Indian cities, including New Delhi, Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Mumbai, etc. Air India and IndiGo operate flights out of this airport. It handles 1.5 million passengers annually and is among the cleanest and safest airports in India. The airport has 2 terminals and 18 check-in counters. There is a newly opened international terminal, which holds the world record for using a single-sheet rooftop. The airport offers facilities such as free trolleys, ATM machines, wheelchairs, free Wi-Fi, car rental services, and prepaid taxi services. The airport is accessible by taxis, rental cars, and buses. It is located around 7 km from Vadodara Railway Station.

Vadodara, formerly Baroda, is among the largest cities by area in the Indian state of Gujarat. It is situated on Vishwamitri River's bank. The city is well-connected to major Indian cities through railways, roadways, and airways. Vadodara got its name from the abundance of the Banyan (Vad) tree. It is often referred to as ëKala Nagrií (City of Art) in India. The city is home to one of the nationís finest institutions in terms of education and architecture. It houses the Maharaja Sayajirao University. Vadodara has a tropical savanna climate. The climate is very dry in both summer and winter. The city receives rain from mid-June. The official language of the city is Gujarati. Vadodara has a cosmopolitan culture, with its residents hailing from various parts of the country. Other than Gujarati, people in Vadodara also speak Marathi, Hindi, and English. The city majorly comprises Hindus. Moreover, owing to its rich culture and heritage, Vadodara is also called ëSanskari Nagarií, which means ëcultured cityí. The city celebrates most Indian festivals, including Navratri and Ganesh Chaturthi, with a lot of vigour. Vadodara is the representative hub of the stateís cuisine. Classic Gujarati dishes that you must try when in Vadodara include sev usal, vada pav, farsan, dabeli, poha, kachori, jalebi, pav bhaji, and kulfi.