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Gaggal Airport, often referred to as Kangra Airport (IATA Code: DHM), i s situated 13.2 km from Dharamshala. On October 15, 1986, Sh. Virbhadra Singh, then CM of Himachal Pradesh, laid this airportís foundation. It is located in the Gaggal village of the Kangra district. The fliers from this airport get to enjoy beautiful views since the airport is in the lap of the mighty Dhauladhar range. Spread across 1269 acres, Gaggal Airport can accommodate up to one hundred people at once and provides regular flights to New Delhi. There has been a significant surge in the passenger movement at this airport as it ensures connectivity to various important tourist and pilgrimage destinations in the state like Jwalamukhi temple, Shiva Temple at Baijanath, Brajeshwari Devi, Chintpurni, Chamunda Devi, Kangra Fort, Cricket stadium at Dharamshala, Palampur, and Bir- Billing . One can conveniently travel from Gaggal Airport to Dharmshala via bus, taxi,, or private vehicle in less than 30 minutes.

A hill station in Himachal Pradesh, Dharamshala was founded by the British in the 19th century. It got its name from an old Hindu sanctuary named Dharamshala. Until Tibetan refugees along with the Dalai Lama made their way to Dharamshala in 1959, it stayed as a less popular destination. After this, Buddhist schools, temples, meditation centres, monasteries, libraries, and other such places started being built in Dharamshala. Mcleodganj located in upper Dharamshala is the residence of His Holiness, the Dalai Lama. Situated in Western Himachal, this hill town attracts numerous spiritual seekers throughout the year. It is an excellent place for treks and walks into the mighty Dhauladhar range. Dharamshala also houses a cricket stadium where both domestic and international cricket matches are played. Given the beautiful background, it is considered to be one of the most scenic stadiums around the globe. Natives of Dharamshala can understand Hindi, English, and Punjabi easily. Kangri is the local language of Himachal spoken here. Along with this, Tibetan is spoken by the Buddhist community. The best time to visit Dharamshala is from March to October.

Situated in Peelamedu about 9.2 km from Coimbatore, Coimbatore Airport (IATA Code: CJB) is an international airport serving the city. The airport has a single terminal and is the 15th largest in the country in aircraft movement. Major airlines such as Air Arabia, Air India, Air Costa, IndiGo, and others operate flights to and from this airport. International flights are operated to Sharjah and Singapore as of now. The airport is well-equipped with all major amenities like baggage services, first-aid rooms, currency exchange offices, ATMs, tourist information desks, and others. It also has various restaurants to enjoy different cuisines. One can easily reach Coimbatore from the airport via various modes of transportation. Although direct buses are not available from the airport, one can board a cab or hire a rickshaw to reach the nearest bus stop. The Coimbatore bus stop is about 9.2 km from the airport and can be reached in around 30 minutes.

Coimbatore is an important economic and cultural centre in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu. It is positioned on the banks of the Noyyal River and is encompassed on all sides by the Western Ghats. Coimbatore is rank ed as the second largest city in Tamil Nadu, behind only Chennai, and the 16th largest urban agglomeration in India, according to the census completed in 2011. The Coimbatore Municipal Corporation is in charge of its administration since the city serves as the administrative centre of the Coim batore District. In 1981, after Chennai and Madurai, Coimbatore was established as Tamil Nadu's third and last municipal corporation. Podanur Junction is the name of the oldest train station in Coimbatore. The city exports various goods, including jewellery, poultry, wet grinders, and automobile components. During the Sangam period, which lasted from the first to the fourth century C.E., the C heras controlled the region surrounding Coimbatore. This area was strategically important because it served as the eastern gateway to the Palakkad Gap, the primary trading route between the west coast and Tamil Nadu. In South India, the city of Coimbatore was strate gically located on a historic trade route that ran from Muziris to Arikamedu. In 1804, Coimbatore was established as the seat of the newly established Coimbatore district. In 1866, the city was awarded the status of a municipality, and Robert Stanes was appointed chairman. People familiar with the history of Coimbatore claim that Coimbatore Day was tra ditionally celebrated on November 24. According to India Today's Annual Assessment of Indian cities in 2014, Coimbatore was deemed the country's most amazing emerging city.