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Also known as Cochin, Kochi lies on the southwest coastline of Kerala. The long history of Kochi dates back to the 12th century. Chinese and Arab traders were the first visitors to Kochi who paved the way for Portuguese and Dutch visitors, followed by the British. It is a bustling megacity which also holds on to its cultural heritage. Since the 14th century, Kochi, often called the Queen of the Arabian Sea, has had vessels from Asian and European countries visiting her harborage. Kochiís growth owes a lot to its strategic position on the northern end of the peninsula, its proximity to the Arabian Sea on the west, and the estuaries and the Western Ghats on the east. With a mix of hilly areas, estuaries and backwaters, small islands, coastal cities and plain terrain, the city attracts tourists with its breathtaking monuments and emerging cosmopolitan nature. Kochi is one the top suppliers of aromatic spices to global markets and is famous for sandalwood, perfumes, and gold.

Also known as Cochin, Kochi lies on the southwest coastline of Kerala. The long history of Kochi dates back to the 12th century. Chinese and Arab traders were the first visitors to Kochi who paved the way for Portuguese and Dutch visitors, followed by the British. It is a bustling megacity which also holds on to its cultural heritage. Since the 14th century, Kochi, often called the Queen of the Arabian Sea, has had vessels from Asian and European countries visiting her harborage. Kochiís growth owes a lot to its strategic position on the northern end of the peninsula, its proximity to the Arabian Sea on the west, and the estuaries and the Western Ghats on the east. With a mix of hilly areas, estuaries and backwaters, small islands, coastal cities and plain terrain, the city attracts tourists with its breathtaking monuments and emerging cosmopolitan nature. Kochi is one the top suppliers of aromatic spices to global markets and is famous for sandalwood, perfumes, and gold.

Located at a distance of around 6 km from the city, Agra Airport (IATA code: AGR) is a military airbase that is well known as Kheria Airforce Station. Established in 1947, it is a domestic airport with a single terminal, which has a total capacity of handling 250 passengers for both arrivals and departures. The airport has limited connectivity with direct flights to several cities, including Mumbai, Bhopal, Ahmedabad, Bangalore, and Lucknow. The terminal covers an area of approximately 4,400 square metres. The airport complex has five check-in counters, two security counters, three immigration, and four customs counters. Services such as free trolleys, on-call medical facilities, a lost & found baggage counter, and restrooms are available for passengers at the airport. Equipped with all the necessary amenities, travellers can find a spa, several shops, and many food counters at the airport. The airport is well-connected with different parts of the city via prepaid taxis and auto rickshaws.

Situated on the banks of the River Yamuna, Agra is one of the most heavily populated cities in Uttar Pradesh. The city was founded in 1504 by Sultan Sikandar Lodi, who was the ruler of the Delhi Sultanate. Agra was known as Akbarabad during the Mughal Era and remained the capital of the Mughal Empire under Emperor Akbar, Emperor Jahangir, and Emperor Shah Jahan. The city was renamed Agra in 1803 under the rule of Marathas, who took control of the city after the fall of the Mughal Empire and before the British Raj. Surrounded by the religious sites of Mathura and Vrindavan, most of the festivals organised in the region are either religious festivals or cattle and village fairs. Taj Mahotsav, organised annually for ten days during February, is the most famous and beloved cultural festival of Agra. Bateshwar Fair is organised during either October or November, while the Kailash Fair is organised in the monsoon months of August and September, attracting thousands of devotees every year. A city full of wonders such as the Taj Mahal and Agra fort, Agra is visited by a significant number of travellers from across the globe. Besides being famous for sweets such as petha and snacks such as dalmoth and gajak, Agra is a great place to shop for leather goods, handicrafts, and stone carvings.