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Hyderabad, the capital city of the Indian state of Telangana, is served by Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (IATA: HYD). Rajiv Gandhi International Airport in Hyderabad is located in Shamshabad, a suburb approximately 22 km from the city centre. Named after India's previous Prime Minister, Rajiv Gandhi, it is one of India's busiest airports in terms of passenger traffic. It is also one of the country's few ëGreenfieldí airports, meaning that it was developed to emphasise minimising environmental effects and conserving energy. Passengers passing through Rajiv Gandhi International Airport can enjoy various innovative and handy amenities. There are enough check-in and immigration counters and luggage-handling systems at the terminal to avoid inconvenience. A Transfer Desk has been established to assist travellers travelling between domestic and international flights. Corporate travellers can also access exclusive business and VIP clubs. Passengers with physical impairments can request free wheelchairs and buggies. There is also a pharmacy open 24 hours a day with paramedic services. Other amenities include free Wi-Fi, porters for rent, information and support desks, and prayer rooms. The airport has confectionery stores, cafes and restaurants. Look for ethnic artefacts in surrounding businesses as well. Travel accoutrements and other related things are also available for purchase.

Hyderabad, Telangana's capital, is situated on the banks of the Musi River, surrounded by massive prehistoric rock formations. A prominent part of the Deccan region, it is well known for being the old home of the Nizams. Founded by the Qutb Shahi sultans of Golconda, Hyderabad was named after Queen Hyder Mahal (Bhagamati), the wife of Sultan Muhammad Quli Qutub Shah. A blend of the old and new worlds, it has been nicknamed the City of Nizams due to its long rule by the Nizam dynasty from the 18th to the 20th century. It is a popular tourist destination because of its historical landmarks, palaces, forts, museums, lakes, gardens, wonderful cuisine, and shopping markets. HiTech City, also known as Cyberabad, is located on the outskirts of Hyderabad and contrasts sharply with the historic old city. It is also known as the City of Pearls because of its booming pearl processing and trading. Hyderabad is a melting pot of many cultures and languages. The people of Hyderabad speak Telugu and Dakni, a dialect of Urdu. A paradise for food lovers, no visit to the city is complete without tasting the world-famous Hyderabadi biryani.

Four kilometres south of Bhavnagar, Gujarat, is the Bhavnagar Aerodrome (IATA: BHU). Located 5 km from the city centre, adjacent to the Bhavnagar Harbour, the airport is easily accessible. This airport is the best domestic airport in India, according to the Travel Agents Association of India (TAAI). All the terminals for arrival and departure are located in the same place. Bhavnagar Airport has one boarding gate, but there is a VIP lounge. Travellers will appreciate the three check-in desks and two security screening locations. The closest airport is Ahmedabad International Airport, located around 175 km from Bhavnagar Airport. A wide range of services and amenities are available at Bhavnagar Airport to ease the burden of travel. Everyone who arrives at the airport is given free luggage trolleys and wheelchairs and access to a medical centre and baggage claim. Passengers can charge their mobile devices in the terminal building and use the entertainment televisions, VIP lounges, local telephones, public announcement systems, and a mailbox. In addition to books, magazines, and newspapers, the Bhavnagar Airport offers a variety of shops where travellers can pick up pre-made clothing and accessories. Cafes and snack bars are also available to provide travellers with various food and beverage options. It is easy to get around the city by taxi or car service from the airport.

Bhavnagar is a vibrant city situated on Saurashtra's eastern coast of Gujarat. It is an industrial town known as Gujarat's ëcoastal jewelí and a ëtrade metropolisí. The city has a rich historical and cultural legacy and tiny streets, industry and bustling markets. After India's independence in 1948, Bhavnagar, about 300 years old, became a part of the Indian Union. The Maharaja of Bhavnagar ruled over the princely realm of Bhavnagar. The city's royal legacy boosts the city's tourism industry. Cotton is the principal commodity traded in Bhavnagar, one of Gujarat's most important economic centres. In addition to the city's well-known marine trade, diamonds and silver jewellery are also well-known products that boost the city's economy. Bhavsinhji Gohil was the founder of Bhavnagar in 1723. After leaving Marwar, the Gohil family moved to what is now known as Bhavnagar but was formerly known as Vadva. The walled city of Bhavnagar flourished as an important port for more than two centuries. This progress was due to its ideal location, connecting India to countries such as Africa, Mozambique, Singapore and the Persian Gulf. Bhavnagar has long been referred to as Gujarat's ëSanskari Kendraí due to its importance in the spheres of education and culture. Some well-known artists, poets, and writers contributing to this rich cultural heritage are Narsinh Mehta, Ganga Sati, Jhaverchand Meghani, Kavi Kant, and Govardhan Tripathi. Bhavnagar is well-known for its take on traditional Gujarati cuisines such as Ganthiya and Jalebi. There are various tourist-friendly attractions in the city. Besides public transport, the best option is to hire a private car or cab and drive around to see the city.