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Spread around a massive 750 acres, Thiruvananthapuram International Airport (IATA: TRV, ICAO: VOTV) is located at a short distance of 3.7 Km from the city centre. People who are travelling from Technopark need to travel around 13 Km to reach the airport. This airport also serves as an international getaway to the Maldives and Sri Lanka. The airport offers a wide range of facilities such as ATMs, currency exchange, Wi-Fi, passenger lounge, duty-free shopping, and airport assistance services.

Thiruvananthapuram, or Trivandrum, is fondly known as the ëEvergreen City of Indiaí. The capital of Kerala, it is known for its distinguished art galleries and British colonial architecture. Tourists love this city for its ancient temples, palaces, serene beaches, and mesmerising backwaters. Varkala and Kovalam are some of the most popular beach towns near the city. Padmanabhaswamy Temple is in the centre of the city and is popular as the richest place of worship in the world. Other interesting places that one can visit include Agasthyamala rain forests, Kallar, Neyyar Wildlife Sanctuary, Braemore, Poovar, Ponmudi hills, Varkala Cliffs, Anchuthengu backwaters, and Kappil-Edava lakes.Thiruvananthapuram cuisine is dominated by fresh water fish and rice. Kerala prawn curry and beef are also popular delicacies in the region. Vegetarians can enjoy puttu, appam, idiyappam, idli sambar, and more.

Agartala Airport, or Maharaja Bir Bikram Airport (IATA: IXA, ICAO: VEAT), is located 12 Km towards the northwest of Agartala. It is the third-busiest airport in the entire northeastern region of the country. The airport has a single terminal with two boarding gates. It can handle a capacity of 250 passengers at both arrival and departure gates. Travellers can reach through private and app-based cabs, auto-rickshaws, or public transport.

Agartala, the house of Manikya kings, is the capital of Tripura. Incredible tourist attractions, lush green forests, mesmerising scenic backdrop, and handicrafts make it a fantastic tourist destination. It offers a perfect blend of culture, religion, and history.Nestled on the Howrah river bank, Agartala is surrounded by waterfalls, valleys, and has an expansive forest cover. You can visit places like Ujjayanta Palace, Neer Mahal, Benuban Vihar, and Sepahijala Wildlife Sanctuary to soak in the natural and historical beauty of Agartala. You can also explore and buy exotic artifecats as souvenirs.Agartala cuisine has strong influence of Bengali and Trupuri cuisines. Tripuri food is a mix of local tribal cuisines that is cooked in minimal oil and spices. Local herbs give Tripuri food a unique flavor and texture. Fermented dry fish known as Berma is a popular delicacy along with staple rice. Bamboo pipes are used to prepare multiple food items including gudok. Pork delicacies such as wahan is very popular in the region.