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Hyderabad Airport (HYD) was named after Rajeev Gandhi, former Prime Minister of India. The Rajiv Gandhi International Airport is located in Shamshabad, Telangana, about 24 km from Hyderabad. The British Safety Council International and Golden Peacock Award recognised Rajiv Gandhi International Airport as one of the key Greenfield Airports of India in 2015. This airport has a single integrated terminal dedicated to domestic and international flights. The terminal consists of eight levels, with arrival and departure gates on a single level. It also offers basic and exclusive amenities, such as VIP lounges, duty-free shops, medical services to domestic and international travellers. The terminal offers international travellers the Plaza Premium Lounge, and domestic travellers have access to the Air India Maharaja Lounge. The airport also has a special terminal for Hajj pilgrims. This Hajj Terminal is adjacent to the main terminal and is only open during the Hajj pilgrimage season. The Hyderabad Airport offers a wide range of services for the comfort and convenience of passengers, including ATMs, free Wi-Fi for 30 minutes, currency exchange desks, lockers, baggage trolleys, a lost and found desk, baggage wrapping, a child care room, duty-free shopping, mobile charging points, porter services, restaurants, cafÈs, medical facilities, and transport facilities such as car rentals, taxis, and bus services.

Kurnool is also called the Gateway of Rayalaseema. The city is known for its culture and historical monuments. It is situated at the point where the rivers Tungabhadra, Krishna, and Kunderu meet, lending this fascinating city incredible greenery and a tranquil environment. Along with exquisite flora and fauna, Kurnool has magnificent temples and thrilling wildlife reserves and sanctuaries that speak volumes of its glorious history, traditional art, and culture. Also, travellers love Kurnoolís delicious fruits, fragrant spices, and delectable local cuisine.

Kempegowda International Airport Bengaluru (BLR) serves as the primary international airport in Karnataka. It is located in Devanahalli, about 30 km to the cityís north. Skytrax recognised Bangalore Airport as the Best Regional Airport in Central Asia in 2015. The airport is a hub for Supreme Airlines, Alliance Air, and SpiceJet. Kempegowda International Airport Bengaluru has a single integrated terminal (Terminal 1), and it is dedicated to domestic and international flights. The terminal is built across four levels, with arrival and departure gates on a single level. It also offers domestic and international travellers both basic and exclusive amenities, such as VIP lounges, plaza premium lounges, duty-free shops, and prayer rooms. The airport has BLR International Lounge for international travellers, while domestic travellers can access the BLR Domestic and Air India Maharaja Lounges. BLR also has a special terminal for Hajj pilgrims, with prayer rooms. The Hajj terminal, functional only during the pilgrimage season, is adjacent to the main terminal. Kempegowda International Airport Bengaluru offers a wide range of services for passenger comfort and convenience, including ATMs, free Wi-Fi, currency exchange desks, lockers, baggage trolleys, a lost and found desk, baggage wrapping, a child care room, duty-free shopping, mobile charging points, porter services, restaurants, first-aid, a smoking area, car rentals, taxi services, etc.

Bangalore is the capital of Karnataka. Due to its striking green belt and enticing Victorian architecture, it is commonly called the Garden City of the South. The city is well-known for its massive IT exports. Therefore, it is also called the IT Capital of India or Silicon Valley of India. It is the countryís third-most populated metropolis. Bangalore is widely known for its educational institutes, IT companies, heritage sites, and culture. Apart from its jaw-dropping architecture and IT skyscrapers, Karnatakaís capital is counted among the cities that offer the best nightlife in India. Its quirky cafes and jazzy bars attract a huge number of tourists every year. The city has one of the finest breweries and is a paradise for beer lovers. As Bangalore has a moderate climate, visiting this charming place between October and February is recommended.