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Chennai International Airport was previously known as Madras International Airport. It is situated 21 km away from the city's centre, and you can easily get car rentals and public buses from here. The airport serves both domestic and international flights. It has three terminals: Terminal 1, Terminal 3, and Terminal 4. Terminal 1 is known as Kamaraj Terminal and handles domestic airlines like Indigo, SpiceJet, Go First, and others. Terminal 3 is called Anna Terminal and handles international arrivals. Both Terminal 1 and Terminal 3 are located in the same complex. In 2017, Terminal 4 opened its gates and started serving international departures. The domestic and international terminals are well-connected. The airport offers several services like baggage transport facility, Wi-Fi, wheelchairs, business lounges, child care room, restroom, etc.

Earlier called Madras, Chennai is the capital of the state of Tamil Nadu in southern India. The city houses several temples, historical churches and rich architectural buildings, showcasing a perfect blend of the past and modernity. You can visit Chennai between October and February, which is considered the best time to visit the city. The temperature during this time ranges around 20∞C-25∞C. Chennai was one of the sites for the British trading post in south India, and the legacy of the British Raj can still be seen in the colonial buildings that stand strong on the streets of the old city. The city is also considered an IT hub as it has several technology parks. The traditional cuisines here consist of spicy vegetarian curries flavoured with tamarind, chilli and coconut. Besides, the metro city offers spectacular heritage structures, soothing beaches, and beautiful Kanchipuram silk saris.

Ahmedabad Airport is located in Hansol, around 9 km towards the north of the city. Officially referred to as Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport, it is the largest airport in Gujarat and one of the busiest airports across the country. Many passenger-friendly services are available at the airport, which also has four terminals ñ Terminal 1 for domestic passengers and Terminal 2 for international flights. The remaining two terminals are used for secondary traffic and cargo. From restrooms, spa services, currency exchange, ATMs to touchless sanitiser dispensers and more, Ahmedabad Airport is also a hub for various domestic and international airlines. With its well-connected transportation facilities, travellers can opt for any of the transport modes, such as prepaid taxis and app-based cabs.

Ahmedabad, a city with a storied past and architectural marvels, is a must-see for any traveller. One of Gujarat's largest cities, Ahmedabad has developed into a thriving metropolis. On the banks of the Sabarmati River, Ahmedabad is 25 Km away from Gujarat's capital, Gandhinagar. It has a long and illustrious history that dates back to the 4th Century BC. There are numerous historical sites and significant landmarks in Ahmedabad. Besides, Ahmedabad is a foodie's paradise, where you can taste some of the best Gujarati delicacies. It offers dhoklas, khandvis, pakodas, jalebis, and other fantastic snacks for food lovers. An ideal time to savour the vibrant elements of this place, visit Ahmedabad during Uttarayan and Navaratri, which are the two most celebrated festivals here.