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The Biju Patnaik International Airport, also known as Bhubaneswar Airport, is about 3 km from the Bhubaneswar city centre. This is the only international airport in Odisha. It has two passenger terminals, Terminal 1 is domestic and Terminal 2 is an international terminal. The airport provides excellent baggage service, with complimentary luggage trolleys available throughout the terminal. There are numerous eating establishments and shopping areas at the airbase to provide first-rate services. There are duty-free stores at the aerodrome where travellers can purchase items such as liquor and perfumes at discounted prices. Currently, several airlines, including IndiGo and Air India, operate flights to several cities within India, including Hyderabad, Delhi, Chennai, Nagpur, Visakhapatnam and others. The airport is easily accessible from the city. Apart from cabs, you can avail private bus services from the bus stand that is about 8 km away from the airport. The railway station is also in close proximity, about 5 km away. You can hire private cabs from the station to reach the airport. The IATA code for the airport is BBI.

Bhubaneswar is the capital as well as the largest city of Odisha . Historically, the city gets its name from Tribhubaneswar that means ëLord of the Three Worlds (that is, Shiva). Of the many other names, the most popular ancient names of the city are ëEkamra Kshetraí (or the region decorated with mangoes) and ëMandira Malini Nagarií (or the city of temples). Even though the urban city of Bhubaneswar was founded in 1948, its glorious history dates back to the 3rd century BCE or earlier. Since then, the city has been a melting pot of Hindu, Buddhist and Jain heritage. Along with Puri and Konark, Bhubaneswar forms the ëSwarna Tribhujaí or the Golden Triangle , which are one of the most visited destinations in eastern India today. Besides the temples that speak of architectural marvel, the place is also gifted with the natural beauty of forests that offers a bounty of wildlife! Bhubaneswar is also popular for its sandy beaches and museums. The Lingaraj Temple, Parasurameswara Temple, Tikarpada Wildlife Sanctuary and Odisha State Museum are some of the places worth a visit. The city is also unique for its fine blend of strong commercial base and cultural heritage. From Odissi, the classical dance of Odisha, to its folk music, theatre, sand art and sculpting ñ the colourful city of Bhubaneswar has lots to offer! Palau (a rice dish) and Dahi Machha (traditional fish curry) are some of the cityís staples. Odisha's extensive seafood repertoire includes a variety of arrangements of lobsters and crabs from the Chilika Lake.You can also enjoy a host of desserts, such as Malpua and Chhena Poda.

Vadodara Airport, also known as the Civil Airport Harni, is situated in the suburb of Harni, which is about 7 km from the Vadodara city centre. After Ahmedabad & Surat airports, this is Gujarat's third busiest airport. The IATA code for Vadodara Airport is BDQ. Previously a domestic airport, the Vadodara Airport has recently acquired the status of an international airport. It is over 600 acres in size and can accommodate about 700 passengers in an hour. The airport operates several flights that connect Vadodara to major cities, such as Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, and Chennai, to name a few. With the recently operational international terminal, Vadodara is now also connected to many countries outside India. There are 18 check-in counters, free baggage facilities, fast food outlets and cafes. The shopping area has lots to offer, from ethnic jewellery to handicrafts, books and magazines. The night car park at the airport can accommodate Boeing 737-800 or 9 Airbus A320 aircraft, reducing the burden on Mumbai and Ahmedabad airports. The Vadodara Airport is well-connected to the city centre by cabs and buses. The Vadodara Railway Station is about 5 km away from the airport. You can hire a cab to reach the airport from the railway station.

Vadodara, also called Baroda, is one of the major cities in Gujarat and the administrative centre of the Vadodara district. Situated on the banks of the River Vishwamitri, Vadodara is about 140 km away from Gandhinagar, the capital state of Gujarat. The city was named after the abundant banyan trees that can be found even today around its bylanes. Vadodara is also called the cultural city or Sanskari Nagari as the place boasts of a rich repertoire of cultural and historical heritage. You can have a glimpse of this in its numerous temples, palaces, museums and gardens. Today, the people of Vadodara celebrate all major festivals, such as Diwali, Holi, Id and Christmas. The city is especially radiant during the festival of Navratri. For nine days, people participate in Garba and Dandiya that are popular folk dances of Gujarat. The whole city is lit up with lights, music, fairs and mouth-watering food. Another dominant festival of Vadodara is Makar Sankranti. People fly kites and savour delicacies. There is plenty to do in Vadodara. You can take a tour of the many palaces, such as the Makarpura Palace and the Laxmi Vilas Palace, or pay offerings in temples like the Surya Narayan Temple. The city has many manicured lawns, including Sayaji Baug and the Ajwa Nimeta Dam Garden. Vadodara is also home to a skilled squad, the Baroda cricket squad, along with Asia's oldest cricket ground, Moti Baug.