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Agartala Airport, also known as Maharaja Bir Bikram Airport (IATA Code: IXA), is 12 km from Agartalaís city centre. It is an international airport owned and operated by the Airports Authority of India (AAI).Earlier known as Singerbhil Airport, Agartala Airport is one of the busiest airports in North-East India. AAI undertook the expansion project of the Agartala Airport to upgrade it for world-class facilities. These updates include a new integrated terminal building, runway and other infrastructure.The new terminal was inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in January 2022, and it has several modern facilities. The latest amenities include In-Line Baggage System (ILBS), escalators, lifts and the like. International flights are not yet departing from the airport, but they will soon connect with Dhaka and Chittagong in Bangladesh. Regular domestic flights from Agartala Airport are connected with major cities like Kolkata, Delhi, Chennai, Mumbai, and Guwahati.Agartala Airport is well connected with public and private buses, auto-rickshaws, and prepaid taxis. It is just 15 km away from the cityís railway station.

Agartala is the small and beautiful capital city of Tripura, a north-eastern state of India. According to various sources, the term ëAgartalaí comes from the bulk of Agarwood trees found in this region. It shares its boundaries with Bangladesh in the north, west, and south; Mizoram in the east; Assam in the northeast. Agartala is also one of the cities being developed under the Smart Cities Mission of the Government of India.The population of Agartala consists of both indigenous and non-tribal people. Tribes like Bhil, Bhutia, Chaimal, Jamatia, etc., live in this city. The majority of its population speaks Bengali, followed by Tripuri. Agartala is a beautiful city with a diverse group of people living and working together.The city celebrates festivals like Durga Puja and Saraswati Puja lavishly. This reflects the massive influence of Bengali Culture in Agartala. Kharchi, Garia and Ker are among the native Tripuri festivals of the city. Tring, the Tripuri New year celebrations, is also celebrated in Agartala.Agartala is also famous for its connections with the Nobel laureate poet and author Rabindranath Tagore. He and his family had close relations with the rulers of Tripura since the early 1800s. It is said that Rabindranath Tagore visited Tripura seven times.Agartala is located in a hilly region. It is surrounded by dense forests, beautiful valleys and waterfalls. It is also famous for the mighty rule of Manikya kings and various temples and monuments.

Chennai International Airport (IATA Code: MAA) was formerly known as Madras Airport. It serves the Chennai Metropolitan Area in the state of Tamil Nadu. Chennai Airport is about 21 km southwest of the city centre and is just 2 km away from Tirusulam Railway Station.Chennai International Airport has three terminals. Terminal 1, also known as Kamaraj Terminal, is the domestic terminal. Terminal 3, also known as Anna Terminal, hosts only International Arrivals. International Departures are hosted in Terminal 4. Chennai International Airport is connected with international cities like Dubai, Colombo, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Doha, Muscat, Bangkok, Kuwait, Abu Dhabi, Hong Kong, etc.There are multiple services for passengers arriving or departing the airport. The airport offers passenger amenities like restaurants and bars, duty-free shops, information counters, tourist and railway information booths, currency exchange, security check, lost and found counters, vending machines, luggage carts, restrooms, prayer rooms, waiting areas, etc.Chennai Airport is well-connected with the city centre through public bus lines, taxis, car rentals, auto-rickshaws, airport metro station, etc.

Chennai, earlier known as Madras, is one of the metropolitan cities of India. It is also the capital city of Tamil Nadu. It is located on the Coromandel Coast of India, with the Bay of Bengal running on its eastern side. It is popular as the biggest cultural and economic centre of South India. It has a rich culture and a mixture of art, architecture, dance, music, and drama. It is also home to multiple temples, churches, and museums.Tamil is the official language of Chennai, with some Telugu, English and Hindi speaking people. Chennai is a beautiful city that is considered the Gateway to the South of India. It has a distinct culture based on Tamil traditions and has a very diverse population.The city has a rich resource of art, culture and entertainment. Bharatanatyam, a famous classical dance form, is from Tamil Nadu. It is based on an ancient theatre form called Natyashastra, written by the mythic priest Bharata.Besides songs and dance, Chennai is also famous for the ancient craft of stone carving in its temples. The stone carvers of Chennai mainly belong to the Viswakarma community. They are skilled in creating mesmerising carving idols out of black and white granite, locally known as karapu kal and vellai kal.Chennai is a melting pot of different cultures and religions.