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The Tirupati International Airport is an international airport in Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh. It is located about 2.8 km from the NH (National Highway) 71 and approximately 16 km from the Tirupati city centre. The Tirupati International Airport has a new terminal called the Garuda Terminal, built next to the old domestic terminal. This integrated terminal covers an area of 16500 sq km and can accommodate up to 200 international travellers and 500 domestic travellers at a time. Also, the Tirupati International Airport has a single runway that is 2286 metres long and it is being extended. With 18 new check-in counters, four counters for immigration services, one baggage conveyor for departures and four for arrivals, and three carousels for baggage claim upon arrival, the Tirupati International Airport can handle an annual footfall of approximately 6,00,000 passengers. The airport has amenities such as hygienic washrooms, restaurants, snack bars, coffee shops, an ATM, elevators, wheelchair access for elderly passengers and individuals with disabilities, two VIP lounges, smoking lounges, a child care room, and a medical inspection room. It is connected to the city centre by taxis, rental cars, airport buses, and app-based cabs.

Tirupati is an important pilgrim city in the Chittoor district in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh. It is located southwest of the capital of Andhra Pradesh, Visakhapatnam. There are major Hindu temples and shrines in this city, which makes it a crucial destination for Hindu pilgrims. These include the Tirumala Venkateswara Temple, the Sri Govindarajaswami Temple, the Kalahasti Temple, the ISKCON Temple, the Parashurameshvara Temple, and the Kodandarama Temple, giving the city the name ëSpiritual Capital of Andhra Pradesh.í Aside from temples, the city houses Asiaís second-largest zoo, the Tirupati Zoo, also known as the Sri Venkateswara Zoological Park. Other landmarks include the Tirupati Regional Science Centre comprising the Space Exposition Hall and a digital planetarium, the Kapila Theertham falls, and the Swami Pushkarini Lake. Tirupatiís many restaurants attract food-lovers, and the Tirupati laddu has earned a Geographical Indication Tag, which certifies that the cityís devasthanams can make and sell it. Other local delicacies include sheermal, rava khichdi, and non-vegetarian dishes with tamarind and coconut.

Formerly known as Bengaluru, Bengaluru is the capital city of Karnataka, India. The city is well-known for its IT and corporate hubs, which have earned Bengaluru the name ëSilicon Valley of India.í Though the city is growing rapidly as a new-age metropolis, some parts of Bengaluru still boast green canopies and beautiful jacaranda and pink trumpet trees, among others. Between January and April, these trees begin to bloom in hues of pink, purple, red, violet, and yellow. Cubbon Park and Lalbagh Botanical Garden come alive during this time. The city has lots of parks, museums, and heritage places that attract tourists across the globe. It houses several prominent educational institutions and well-known hospitals. Though the official language is Kannada, Bengaluru has a multilingual culture of people speaking in English, Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, and Malayalam because of the migrants living here. Located at the heart of the Mysore Plateau, Bengaluru has the highest elevation among major cities in India. Hence, it witnesses a pleasant climate throughout the year and is popular among nature enthusiasts. Besides its parks, gardens, and museums, Bengaluru also has a lively nightlife. Its many bars, restaurants, cafÈs, pubs, diners, eateries, and patisseries have made it a food loverís paradise. Bengaluruís local cuisine is also famous, especially dishes such as bisibele bath, dosa, uppitu, pongal, and idli.

Bengaluru International Airport, also known as Kempegowda International Airport (IATA - BLR), is located in the Devanahalli Suburb region, about 30 km from the city centre. The airport has two runways and one terminal that handles both international and domestic flights. It is Karnatakaís first fully solar-powered airport spread over 4,000 acres, with an average of 311 aircraft movements per day. As the third-busiest airport in India, the Kempegowda International Airport is a focus city for SpiceJet and Air India and a hub for other airlines such as IndiGo, Go First, Alliance Air, and Star Air. This well-maintained airport has numerous state-of-the-art facilities for passengers, including three lounges, a day hotel, cargo facilities, duty-free shops, a wide selection of restaurants and bars, an entertainment zone known as The Quad, and domestic and international retail stores. Other facilities include a lost and found section, disability assistance, banks and ATMs, trolleys, visa and tourist information desks, and automated baggage-drop service. Passengers need to be alert as the Kempegowda International Airport is a silent airport where information is communicated via SMS about baggage delivery, security checks, flight details, and boarding. Built with pioneering technology, the airport has contactless passenger processing, biometric-based self-boarding, and self-baggage-dropping facilities. It connects to 14 international and 61 domestic destinations. You may choose from several modes of transportation available to reach the airport, including airport taxis, self-drive car rentals, and app-based taxis. Affordable alternatives such as local bus services and auto-rickshaws are also available. If you are using personal vehicles, 900 car parking slots are available for your convenience.