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Gaya Airport (IATA Code: GAY), also known as Bodhgaya Airport, is an international airport with limited operations. The airport is located 5 km from the city centre. The Gaya Airport is spread across 954 acres and is the second busiest airport in Bihar after Patna. The airport is well-connected with cities like Mumbai, Kolkata and Delhi. The airport terminal is spread across 7,500 sq m and can accommodate 250 passengers each at arrivals and departures. This airport predominantly operates seasonal pilgrimage flights and serves visitors from Thailand, Vietnam, Myanmar, Cambodia, Laos and Sri Lanka. Complimentary baggage facilities and wheelchairs are available for senior citizens and the physically challenged at the airport. The airport also comprises several duty-free shops where travellers can purchase apparel, cosmetics and personal care products at nominal prices. Travellers can avail various modes of transport like bikes, taxis and rickshaws to roam around the city.

Gaya, a historical city in Bihar, is also the administrative headquarters of the Magadh region. It was a part of the Magadh Empire. Patna, the capital of Bihar, is a 100 km drive from Gaya. Situated on the banks of the Falgu River, Gaya is one of the holiest places for Hindus, Buddhists and Jains alike. This lovely and scenic location is surrounded by hills, namely Mangala-Gauri, Shringa-Sthan, Ram-Shila, and Brahmayoni, on three sides. Gaya is also a historically and culturally significant site. The city has also witnessed the glorious reigns of several ancient empires like Sisunaga, Nanda, Magadh, Pala and Mauryan Empire until it was captured by the Mughal Sultanate and then the British. There is a folk legend behind its name Gaya, according to which it is believed that it is named after Gayasur, a mythical asura or demon. According to local beliefs, Lord Vishnu blessed Gayasur after he performed penance in the shape of the rocky hills that today make up the scenery of Gaya. Thus the city came to be known as Gaya. The city of Gaya is connected to other major cities in Bihar and India by railways, airways and roadways. Autorickshaws and buses are the preferred form of transportation for intercity travel. Gaya is mostly inhabited by adherents of Jainism, Hinduism and Buddhism. It is also considered by Hindus to be the gateway to enlightenment. There are several Jain temples in Gaya, making it a significant pilgrimage place for Jains.

Madras International Airport or Chennai Airport (IATA Code: MAA) is located around 21 km south of the city centre. Being both a domestic and an international airport, it is the third busiest airport in India. It has three terminals of which two are domestic terminals called Kamaraj and Anna. They host flights that connect Chennai to around 20 different cities in India. Different airlines like IndiGo, Air India, Kingfisher, and Spicejet operate on different routes. Terminal 4 is the only terminal for international flights. Airlines including Air India, Indian Airlines, British Airways, Lufthansa, Singapore Airlines, Malaysia Airlines, Air Lanka, Oman Air, Gulf Air, and Saudia Airlines all often depart from this airport terminal. The facilities at the airport include baggage trolleys, wheelchair assistance for physically challenged and senior citizens, restaurants, duty-free shops, vending machines, restrooms, and prayer rooms. There is also a book stall and several handloom and handicraft kiosks at the airport. The airport is connected to the city via road by way of public and private transport. You may avail of taxis, pre-booked cabs or autorickshaws to reach the airport. The state-run bus service also has reliable and safe buses to get you there. The nearest railway station, Tirusulam Station, is 2 km away.

Chennai, earlier known as Madras, is the capital of the state of Tamil Nadu. Known as the gateway to South India, it is a popular destination for tourists. It is one of the oldest modern cities in India. In addition to being the home of the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Chennai is regarded as an IT and manufacturing hub. Musical performances and movies are also a big part of the city's culture. There's a lot more to this city than what's on the surface. The city never fails to enthral tourists and locals alike, with its rich cultural legacy, Dravidian architecture, wonderful cuisine, and the distinctive ëChennai Tamilí dialect. Usually, Chennai has a hot and humid climate, which befits a coastal city. So the best time to visit Chennai is from September to February when the weather is pleasant. Tamil is the widely spoken language in the city and its population is multiethnic and diverse. Travelling from Chennai is quite comfortable and cost-effective.