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Aizawl International Airport (IATA Code: AJL), also known as the Lengpui Airport, is a domestic airport built and maintained by the Mizoram state government. In Mizoram. It is the first major airport in the country to be built by a state government and is situated 32 km from the city centre. Inaugurated in 1995, the airport has a tabletop runway of 2500 m, which offers a breathtaking view of the several hilly streams running below it. The installation of the ëCat-Ií landing system in the airport helps planes to safely land when visibility is low. The airport is equipped with a huge parking space that can accommodate around 120 cars. Several facilities are available at Aizawl airport, such as free medical assistance, pre-paid taxi services, postal services, food and beverages facilities, etc. The luggage service at the airport is greatly convenient for passengers. Passengers' baggage is generally wrapped to provide ultimate security. You can also opt for the free trolley service while checking in at the counter.

Aizawl is the capital of the northeastern state of Mizoram, which houses several centres of administration, such as the state assembly house, civil secretariat, and other government offices. Aizawl is home to several Mizo communities and tribes. People in Aizawl mostly speak Mizo, and some are fluent in English. Aizawl is characterised by bushy hillside forests and hills that provide a large supply of timber and bamboo. As a result, small-scale industries such as handloom textiles and cane and wood furniture have flourished in the city. The cottage industry thrives on hand-woven basket and hat making, textile weaving, blacksmithing, and carpentry. A diesel-powered station supplies electricity to Aizawl. The major attractions of Aizawl include the Zoological park, State Museum (located on Macdonald's Hill), and the Science Centre. Christianity is the dominant religion in Aizawl, with Hindus and Muslims also present in smaller numbers. Apart from New Year and Christmas celebrations, people in Aizawl celebrate many traditional festivals like Chapchar Kut, Min Kut, Pawl Kut, Lyuva Khutla and Anthurium. The vibrant culture of the region is also reflected through the various traditional dance forms performed by different communities. Popular dance forms include Cheraw, Khuallam, Chheihlam, Chawnglaizawn, Zangtalam, Tianglam and Sarlamkai.

Chennai International Airport (IATA Code: MAA) is the sixth busiest airport in India and the 49th busiest airport in Asia. The airport serves the Chennai metropolitan area of the state of Tamil Nadu and has three passenger terminals and two runways. The airport is considered to be a major operating hub for major carriers like IndiGo, Alliance Air, Air India, Vistara, Blue Dart Aviation, SpiceJet, and TruJet. The international routes from Chennai International Airport include Dubai, Daha, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Colombo, Bangkok, Muscat, Kuwait, Hong Kong, and Abu Dhabi. Several amenities are available at the airport for passenger comfort. These include restaurants, bars, and a wide variety of shops. There are several information counters, a currency exchange centre, an impressive security system, vending machines, and luggage carts for ease of travel. Various modes of transport are available from the airport, such as bus, taxi, train, metro, or car rental. The Chennai metro railways and airport metro station serve the airport and passengers as well.

Chennai, the capital of the state of Tamil Nadu, is known as the ìGateway to South India.î Earlier known as Madras, it is the largest city in the state of Tamil Nadu and has the largest population in the state. Chennai transformed from a fishing village to a city when it became a trading post replete with factories in 1639 under the British East India Company. It had also been a part of many of the dynasties that ruled the southern part of India, such as the Vijaynagar Empire, Cholas, Pallavas, and Pandyas. Tamil is the primary language spoken in Chennai, but most locals are fluent in English, and some are in Telugu. However, Hindi is not widely spoken in Chennai as compared to other parts of the country. Traditional breakfast foods are dosa, idli, sambar, chutney, uttapam, vada, and rasam. Rice has partaken during lunch and dinner, and many variations of mixed rice dishes such as tamarind rice, lemon rice, and tomato rice are must-haves. Non-vegetarian cuisine, such as Chettinad cuisine, is extremely popular with locals and tourists. Filtered coffee is a traditional south Indian coffee experience that must not be missed. The best time to visit Chennai is from November to February when the temperature is lower than 30∞C during the day.