Chennai to Diu Flights Fare starting @ ₹29214 + Upto ₹2500 OFF

Diu Airport is a commercial airport located in the Indian Union Territory of Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu (IATA: DIU). Established in the year 1954, Diu Airport is a domestic airport that serves the city of Diu and the regions of Gujarat, such as Veraval and Jafrabad. Currently, the airport operates regular flights to several cities throughout the country. Diu Airport has a single terminal that can accommodate about 100 passengers in the arrival and departure halls. Although there are no shops available within the airport premises, you can find several stores outside the airport. Other than the general paid canteen located in the terminal of the airport, there are no other stores available inside the airport. The airport is situated at a distance of 7 km from the main city and is well-connected with the region. While the nearest bus stand is at a distance of 8 km from the airport, you have to cover around 22 km to reach the Diu Railway Station. You can book taxis and other vehicles to commute from the airport in the city.

Formerly known as Dio, Diu is a coastal town situated on an island in the Gulf of Khambhat. A bridge connects the island to the state of Gujarat. Known for its golden beaches, vast stretches of sand, historical fortresses, and ancient relics, Diu is traditionally a fishing town and can rightly be called a tropical paradise. It is believed that Diu got its name from the word ëdvipa,í which translates to ëislandí in Sanskrit. The people of Daman and Diu are strikingly similar to those of Gujarat, as is their culture. They adhere to the same traditions and practises as Gujarati citizens. The high level of urbanisation in Daman and Diu is one of their most notable characteristics. The biggest event celebrated on these islands is the nine-day Garba festival honouring Goddess Durga. This union territory also takes pride in offering a broad variety of mouthwatering regional and international cuisines, such as Indian, Asian, Mexican, Chinese, Thai, and Continental cuisines. Tourists can enjoy a variety of foreign wines and branded liquors along with exotic seafood dishes in Diu. The best time to visit this beach haven is from November to February. The weather during these months is cool and pleasant.

Formerly known as Madras Airport, Chennai International Airport (IATA: MAA) is the third busiest airport in India, after Delhi and Mumbai Airports. It serves as a hub for various international and domestic carriers, including Alliance Air, IndiGo, SpiceJet, Blue Dart Aviation, Oman Air, Gulf Air, Air India, Indian Airlines, and TruJet. The airport has three terminals. While Kamaraj Terminal (Terminal 1) operates domestic flights, connecting the city with 20 destinations across India, Anna Terminal (Terminal 2) connects the city with all the major destinations like London, Frankfurt, Dubai, Bahrain, Jeddah, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Sri Lanka. Terminal 3 was recently inaugurated in 2017 and has served only international flights so far. There are a variety of restaurants, coffee shops and snack bars available to provide passengers with delicious food and beverages. In addition, the airport also has bookstalls, handloom handicraft stalls, and some duty-free shops. Public buses, rental cars, and taxis are all available outside the airport to carry passengers to their desired destinations in or around the city.

Often called the ëGateway to South India,í Chennai is the political and cultural hub of Tamil Nadu. Known for its trade, culture, and architecture, it is one of Indiaís oldest modern cities and the epitome of the Dravidian movement in India. This bustling metropolis on the Coromandel Coast, on the East coast of India, traces its rich cultural origins to powerful dynasties such as the Cholas, Cheras, Pandyas, Pallavas, and later the Vijayanagara kings, each of whom held sway of large parts of the region from ancient to mediaeval times. It was an important urban and economic centre during the rule of these kingdoms and continued to be ruled by local Rajas and Nayakas even during the colonial era. South Indian cuisine, which includes idli, dosa, sambhar, uttapam, kootu, rasam, coconut chutney, and many other dishes, is the main culinary attraction of Chennai. The major holidays that are jubilantly observed in Chennai include Navratri, Pongal, Chitthirai, and more. Every year in January, the people of Chennai host Chennai Sangamam, an exhibition displaying the best traditional art from across Tamil Nadu. Participating in the five-day music festival arranged by the Madras Music Academy will enable you to experience the high calibre music produced in Chennai. People in Chennai speak many different and diverse languages. Tamil is Chennai's primary official language, however, English, Kannada, and Malayalam are spoken in the city.