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Located in Renigunta, Tirupati Airport (IATA code: TIR) is approximately 14 km from Tirupati city and 132 km from Vellore. Tirupati Airport offers several amenities such as baggage services, wheelchairs, smoking lounges, child-care rooms, First-Aid, ATMs, and Wi-Fi. There are several restaurants on the premises, as well as shops selling handicrafts, magazines, and traditional jewellery. Several major carriers operate from Tirupati Airport to cities such as Bangalore, Visakhapatnam, Hyderabad, Mumbai, and Vijayawada. Tirupati Airport is 13 km from Tirupati Railway Station. It is well-connected to the city by taxis, buses, and autos. The airport has a single integrated terminal.

Located on the banks of the Palar River, Vellore is known as a leading exporter of leather. Its location on the Golden Quadrilateral (Mumbai-Chennai arm) and proximity to Chennai (around 130 km) make it one of the largest educational, commercial, and industrial hubs of South India. There are hundreds of leather and tannery facilities in Vellore and nearby cities like Ambur, Ranipet, and Vaniyambadi. Vellore is also home to one of the country's largest hospitals. When visiting Vellore, try the local specialities such as idiyappam (rice noodles), saapadu (rice) served on a banana leaf, puttu, aviyal, and payasam, a sweet.

Bengaluru Airport (IATA code: BLR) or Kempegowda International Airport is an international airport serving the capital city of Karnataka. Several major national and international carriers operate from the airport. It is located around 40 km from the main city centre, near Devanahalli. The airport offers services like free Wi-Fi, baby care facilities, a pharmacy, duty-free stores, a currency exchange, a business centre, and ATMs. Spread across an area of 4,700 acres, the airport has a single passenger terminal. It is the third-busiest airport in India by passenger traffic and total cargo traffic. In 2020, the airport handled approximately 13.5 million passengers. It is well-connected to the city by taxis and buses.

Bangalore, the capital of Karnataka, is known for being the IT hub of India and is fondly called the Silicon Valley of India. It is India's third-largest city based on population. Besides various Indian conglomerates and MNCs, the city has given rise to many start-ups in the recent past. People primarily speak Kannada, with a large population also speaking other languages like Hindi, English, Telugu, and Tamil. Bangalore's history goes as far back as 890 CE. With the fall of the Vijayanagara Empire, the Mughals sold this city to Chikkadevaraja Wodeyar. The old city developed in the dominion of the Maharaja of Mysore. In addition to the masala tea stalls, you can visit restaurants such as Sa-na-dige, Mangalore Pearl, and Kudla for a delectable combination of Konkan and Mangalorean-style seafood.