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Agatti Airport (IATA: AGX, ICAO: VOAT) is a domestic airport on the southern end of Agatti Island. It is the only airport in Lakshadweep. Agatti Airport only operates domestic flights and has a single terminal with a single boarding gate. There is a 25-passenger maximum per departure and arrival at this facility. The 566 sq m terminal contains a check-in desk and a security counter. Agatti Island Airport manages flights to and from Kochi. Travellers can find auto-rickshaws outside the airport to take them where they want to go. Agatti Airport also provides boat transportation to Bangaram Island. The airport has wheelchairs and medical facilities. Visitors can stop at the snack bar and beverage centre at the airport terminal to get something to eat or quench their thirst while they wait for their flights. The lovely surroundings make it unlikely that guests will get bored. With a runway that seems to extend into the deep blue ocean, the airport is in and of itself a work of art.

Agatti Island is a 7.6 km long, beautiful island in Lakshadweep, a Union Territory of India. The island exists on the Agatti Atoll, a rim of coral that encircles a lagoon. Agatti Island is around 459 km west of Kochi, a major port city in Kerala. When Cheraman Perumal, the last king of the Chera dynasty, ruled Kerala, people began to settle on Agatti Island for the first time. Eventually, people started dwelling on other islands in Lakshadweep such as Amini, Kalpeni, Androt, Kavaratti, etc. According to archaeological evidence, Buddhists may also have lived here in the 5th and 6th centuries. It is said that the famous Arab traveller, Ibn Batuta, may have visited the island. As of now, the majority population of Agatti Island is Muslim. Agatti Island has a diverse culture. While the majority population is Muslim, they have kept their tribal heritage alive. The original inhabitants of Lakshadweep were Hindus who migrated from Kerala's Malabar coast in the 7th century and converted to Islam. It is reported that a man named Abdullah was instrumental in spreading Islam on this island. Being a tropical island, Agatti Island gets quite hot throughout the year. The summer months of April to June get an average of 32∞C, while the winter months of November to March still have a temperature range of 26-31∞C. Agatti gets plenty of rainfall from May to October, with heavy monsoon rain during June and July. Agatti Island is open to tourists, but they have to follow certain rules. Travellers have to get an entry permit from the Lakshadweep administration. Without that, it is illegal to travel to Agatti, even if you are an Indian citizen. This is because Lakshadweep is an island cluster of strategic importance. The Indian Navy has a heavy presence in the area, and some of the tribes here are protected. So all entry and exit are monitored for the sake of national security. It is also considerably harder for foreign nationals to gain an entry permit compared to Indian citizens.

Kempegowda International Airport (IATA: BLR, ICAO: VOBL) is the official name of Bangalore Airport. Bangalore Airport is around 30 km north of the city, close to the Devanahalli suburb. The airport has a total area of 4,000 acres. A single integrated passenger terminal manages both local and international flights. Twenty million passengers are facilitated by this airport each year. While check-in and baggage reclaim are located on the ground floor, the departure gates are on the first floor. Bangalore Airport has a solid engineering wing. An aircraft engine can be quickly changed at the MRO facility, thanks to supporting equipment such as Quick Engine Change (QEC). The airport is connected to over 40 domestic cities, including Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Goa, Hyderabad, Chennai, etc. Bangalore Airport also has flights to 15 international cities like London, Abi Dhabi, Frankfurt, Hong Kong, etc. Kempegowda International Airport is connected to the city by NH 44. To speed up transport to and from the city, a six-lane flyover was constructed over NH 44 between Hebbal and the airport in January 2014. The shuttle bus ride from the train station to the airport terminal takes only five minutes. Five trains run between Devanahalli and Bangalore every day. Two metro stations are being developed on the airport premises. A second runway and a passenger terminal are also being built. You can easily get a taxi, rental car, or bus from the airport grounds.

Bangalore, also known as Bengaluru, is the capital and largest city of Karnataka. It is the third-most populous city in India. Bangalore, located on the Deccan Plateau at about 900 m, is noted for its pleasant temperature all year. It has the highest altitude of any large city in India. Because of its status as an IT and software centre, the city has earned the nickname Silicon Valley of India. According to a stone inscription in the Nageshwara Temple in Begur, Bangalore, the city's history goes back to roughly 890 CE. Bengaluru Kalaga is mentioned in the Begur inscription. It was a watershed moment in Bangalore's history when we got the word Bangalore for the first time. Bangalore was made the capital of Karnataka in 1830 and has remained since independence. Bangalore's topography is mostly flat, while the city's western areas are hilly. At 962 m, Doddabettahalli is the regionís tallest peak, located towards the northwest. The town has no notable rivers. However, the Arkavathi and South Pennar rivers meet in the Nandi Hills, 60 km to the north. During summer, visitors across India come to Bangalore to enjoy the city's prominent tourist attractions and an active nightlife. Due to the significant amount of planned greenery in the city, Bangalore is also known as the City of Gardens. Bangalore is accessible from practically all major Indian airports and many international airports. The city is well-connected by public transport such as buses, taxis, and auto-rickshaws.