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The Madurai International Airport (IATA Code: IXM) is only a 12 km ride from the city centre. The airport connects to major Indian cities, including Chennai, Mumbai, New Delhi, Hyderabad, Tirupati and Bangalore, as well as some international destinations like Colombo, Dubai and Singapore. The airportís facilities include wheelchair assistance, ATMs, a lost and found area and smoking areas. The airport has a vehicle parking facility that accommodates 333 vehicles at once. There are two terminals -- an old terminal and a new integrated terminal. The new integrated terminal handles all international and domestic flights. The old terminal is used as a cargo terminal.

Madurai is a city located in Indiaís southern state of Tamil Nadu. It is a place of great history and cultural importance. The Sri Meenakshi Amman Temple is the centre of attraction in Madurai and attracts scores of visitors every day. Madurai is also known as the ëAthens of the East.í Just like the Greek pantheon, which was located at a height and was visible from everywhere in Athens, the Meenakshi Temple's soaring towers were seen from everywhere in the city. Concrete structures have rendered this impossible today, but the legend still holds. The British East India Company acquired complete control over Madurai in 1801, which evolved and became the headquarters of the Madurai district in the later years. Several national highways pass through Madurai City- NH7, NH45B, NH208 and NH49. State highways that pass through Madurai connect all the major parts of the Madurai district. Madurai has two main bus stands ñ the MGR Bus Stand and the Periyar Bus stand.

The Bagdogra International Airport (IATA code: IXB) is in the western part of Siliguri in West Bengal. It is the go-to airport for hill stations like Darjeeling, Gangtok, Kalimpong, Mirik and other parts of north Bengal that receive thousands of tourists every year. Bagdogra Airport is about 9 km from Siliguri, 45 km from Jalpaiguri, and 65 km away from Darjeeling. The airport has two terminals; domestic and international. Terminal 1 supports GoAir, Air India, IndiGo, and SpiceJet flights. Terminal 2 handles international flights, with Druk Air operating flights to Paro, Bhutan and Bangkok, Thailand.

Bagdogra is located at the foothills of the Himalayas in the Darjeeling district of West Bengal. The city is a perfect place for nature lovers who want peace from their hectic daily lives. The best time to visit the place is between November and February, with the cold winter air adding to the experience. You might also enjoy summers here from March to May. English, Hindi and Bengali are widely spoken languages in the city. With people of different cultures residing here, festivals like Durga Puja, Kali Puja, and other festivals like Kenduli Mela, Jalpesh Mela, Gangasagar Mela, and Naba Barsho are celebrated here with great fervour. During these festivals, tourists experience the place's local culture and traditions. Being a gateway to some of the popular Himalayan destinations like Sikkim, Darjeeling, Siliguri, and countries like Bhutan, tourism is one of the primary occupations of people here. The locals are happy to help tourists. However, it does not simply act as a gateway to other tourist places. Bagdogra has a lot to offer tourists by itself too. Bagdogra has tea gardens, rivers, a monastery and an amusement park that tourists can take advantage of. Biryani, momos, samosas and chilli chicken are a few of the dishes that taste heavenly in the cool weather of Bagdogra.