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Bengaluru International Airport, also known as Kempegowda International Airport (IATA - BLR), is located in the Devanahalli Suburb region, about 30 km from the Bengaluru city centre. It is named after the stalwart founder of the IT capital of India, Hiriya Kempegowda. The airport has two runways and one integrated 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.

Formerly known as Bangalore, 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 from 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 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. It is the gateway to other tourist destinations, such as the Nandi Hills, Mysore, and Coorg.

The Chennai International Airport (IATA - MAA) is located about 21 km south of Chennaiís city centre. It was formerly known as the Madras International Airport. Owned by the Government of India, the Chennai International Airport is operated by the Airports Authority of India. The Chennai International Airport is a focus city for Go First and Air India and a hub for IndiGo, Trujet, Alliance Air, and Blue Dart Aviation. It is well-connected to the neighbouring cities by road and rail. Furthermore, state-run airport shuttle buses are available for tourists to travel to and from the city centre to the airport. Passengers can also avail themselves of app-based cabs, rental cars, and taxis outside the airport. The Chennai International Airport has three terminals, they are numbered T1, T3, and T4. Terminal 1 is the Kamaraj Domestic terminal, and it is for domestic flights. Terminal 3 is Anna International, and it caters to international arrivals. Terminal 4 hosts international departures. This airport has a host of services and amenities for tourists, including a prayer room, a bank, ATMs, free Wi-Fi, a child care room, duty-free shops, restaurants and cafÈs, vending machines, lounges, restrooms, tourist and railway information booths, a lost-and-found centre, smoking areas, and disability assistance.

Chennai is the capital city of Tamil Nadu. Known as Madras until 1996, it serves as the cultural, educational, and economic hub of South India. Chennai is also one of the largest megacities in India and the sixth-most populated one in the country. Located on the Coromandel Coast of West India, Chennai lies along the Bay of Bengal and has a tropical climate. It is one of the country's most important ports, processing a significant amount of India's total maritime traffic. As a diverse, multicultural city, Chennai has a stunning landscape dotted with tall skyscrapers, the domes of ancient temples, and the turrets of British-era museums. Formerly the capital of the Vijayanagara Dynasty, Chennai was also ruled by the Cholas, Pallavas, and Pandyas. Although the city has numerous fine-dining restaurants and eateries, it is best known for its simple Tamilian cuisine. The filter coffee, dosas, idlis, appams, kesari bath, and pongal in Chennai are famous across the world. The non-vegetarian fare is also hugely popular, and dishes such as Chettinad chicken curry and pepper chicken are well-known crowd-pleasers. The silk sarees and oxidised silver jewellery manufactured in the city draws tourists to the many local markets and shopping districts. Chennai is home to many cultural festivals, including Pongal in January, the Natyanjali Festival in March, and the Margazhi music festival in December.