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The Chennai International Airport is the third busiest airport in India (IATA code: MAA) and is located in Tirusulam, about 21 km from the city centre. There are two terminals at the airport, one for domestic flights and the other for international flights. It serves as a hub for several airlines, including Alliance Air, Air India, IndiGo, SpiceJet, Go Air, and Vistara. As a connecting airport, it also serves Air Mauritius, Qatar Airways, SriLankan Airlines, Etihad Airways, Air Arabia, and Thai Airways. Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Bangkok, Colombo, and Dubai are the most frequently travelled to foreign cities from Chennai international airport. Hyderabad, Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, and Bengaluru are the most well-liked domestic locations. The airport has a range of dining and drinking facilities, duty-free shops, currency exchange, ATMs, a postal service, lounge chairs, and a prayer hall. A hotel, a business centre, and vehicle rentals are also available. Regular bus services, rental cars, metro trains, prepaid and app-based taxis, and auto rickshaws are available to transport passengers from the airport to the city.

Chennai is the capital city of the South Indian state of Tamilnadu. It is a city rich in culture, history, and people. Chennai is a popular tourist site and is referred to as the "Gateway to South India." The city was a significant port city around 400 BC. It has been ruled by the Cholas, Pallavas, Tondaimans, Pandyas, and Nayaks under the Vijayanagar Empire, the Portuguese, and the British. The former Madrasapattinam was renamed Madras when this modern city was established in 1644 by the British. It was officially renamed Chennai in 1996. Chennai is highly known for its hospitality, and its residents are welcoming and friendly. It is home to numerous diverse populations, such as Hindus, Christians, Muslims, and Buddhists, and it is a melting pot of various cultures and religions. Idli, dosa, and other delectable meals are some of the city's most well-known dishes from South Indian cuisine. Some of the top restaurants in India, serving cuisine from throughout the world, are located there. The city is home to numerous historical landmarks, including the Government Museum and Fort St. George. The vast majority of the people speak Tamil. The city's two most well-liked artistic forms, Bharatanatyam dance, and Carnatic music have a significant influence. The best time to visit here is between October and February when the weather is suitable for sightseeing.

Agartala Airport is known as Maharaja Bir Bikram Airport (IATA code: IXA) and it is situated 12 km northwest of the city centre near Singerbhil. The airport was built in 1942 by Maharaja Bir Bikram Kishore Manikya Bahadur. There are frequent flights offered by several carriers, such as Indigo, Air India, and SpiceJet. Two of the busiest routes from this airport are the seven weekly flights to Guwahati and the ten weekly flights from Agartala to Kolkata. The Airports Authority of India manages and controls this single terminal airport. After Guwahati, it is the second busiest airport in northeast India. Four security check booths, one immigration desk, and 14 check-in counters allow it to accommodate up to 250 passengers. The airport has free wheelchairs and trolleys, child care rooms, health facilities, restaurants, and cafes in addition to an information desk, ATMs, and duty-free shopping. At the airport, there are buses, taxis, auto rentals, and cycle rickshaws available.

Agartala is the state capital of Tripura and is situated on the banks of the River Haora. It is the second-largest city in Northeast India after Guwahati and is surrounded by lush woods, picturesque valleys, and roaring waterfalls, making it a popular tourist destination. It is well-known for its stunning landscapes, palaces, and temples, as well as for its connections to Rabindranath Tagore and the rich Manikya royal culture. The term "Agartala" is made up of the words "Agar" and the suffix "tala," which both imply "storehouse." The city of Agartala has a thriving cultural community. Rich, spicy cuisine and a wide variety of curries are famous in Tripura. Rice, mutton, hog, and fish are some of the common dishes here. On special occasions, the locals in this region love drinking rice and beer together with their meals. Strong bamboo handcrafted and textile industries may be found in Agartala. Agartala offers a magnificent blend of rich cultural traditions, breathtaking natural beauty, and regal history. The beautiful palaces, gorgeous lakes, and several exquisite temples in Agartala are well known. There are 19 native tribal groups living there, along with non-tribal Bengali speakers.