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Dimapur Airport (IATA code: DMU) is a domestic airport located near the Dimapur and Ch¸moukedima districts in Nagaland. It is the only civil airport in Nagaland situated on the 3rd Mile or National Highway 39 (NH 39). The airport was built during the Second World War and can handle 300 arriving and 500 departing passengers. It is operated by the Airports Authority of India. Currently, the airport is being considered for expansion to match international standards. Some airlines that fly to and from Dimapur airport include Air India, IndiGo and Alliance Air. They operate flights from Dimapur to major Indian cities such as Delhi, Kolkata, Guwahati, Imphal and Shillong. The Dimapur Airport has facilities such as a child-care room, medical service, ATMs, wheelchair access for older passengers and individuals with disabilities, trolleys and restrooms. The airport is well-connected to Dimapur and other cities in Nagaland by road, and passengers can hire a taxi, rental car or pre-paid cab upon arrival.

Dimapur is the largest city in the northeastern state of Nagaland. It is the main gateway and commercial centre of Nagaland. Also, Dimapur is the only city in Nagaland with a civil airport. Its main railway station, the Dimapur Railway Station, is the second busiest in northeastern India. In Naga, the word Dimapur means ëthe city near a great riverí. Dimapur is flanked by the Dhansiri River on one side, while wooden meadows lie on the other end. The city is located near the stateís border with Assam. Its main attractions are the Kachari ruins, Nagaland Science Centre and Zoological Park and Triple Falls. Historical records show that Dimapur was the former capital of the Kachari tribe, which is why it has so many ancient Kachari temples and monuments. Moreover, owing to its commercial centres, Dimapur remains busy, with crowds of people swarming in and out of the city all the time. If you visit this beautiful city, do not forget to try black sticky rice pudding, zutho (beer-like beverage) and Naga-smoked pork curry.

Indira Gandhi International Airport (IATA code: DEL) is the primary airport that serves the Northern Capital Region (NCR) and is a gateway to other North Indian states. The Indira Gandhi International Airport is situated in Palam, New Delhi, and is approximately 16 km away from the city centre. The Airports Authority of India operates the airport with three terminals for domestic, international and cargo flights. Indira Gandhi International Airport handles the most cargo and passenger movements. It is the worldís 17th busiest and 6th busiest airport in Asia. All major domestic and international airlines operate at the Delhi Airport, owing to its excellent infrastructure and facilities. The 5,106-acre airport can accommodate 70 million passengers yearly. Indira Gandhi International Airport offers various facilities for passengers, including a prayer room, a cloakroom, a smoking area, help for those with disabilities, lounges, a bank and numerous ATMs, parking, lost and found services, retail shops and restaurants. It is easy to get around the city from the Delhi International Airport. There is a direct metro line for passengers to reach the airport; you can also hire taxis, rental cars and radio cabs as well as take a public bus.

Delhi, Indiaís capital, has a long and famous history. It was controlled by several empires and powerful kingdoms in the past. The Delhi Sultanate had a strong hold on Delhi and other parts of India for 350 years from 1206 to 1556, after which the Mughal Empire defeated Ibrahim Lodi and took control of the empire. The city is divided into two parts: Old Delhi and New Delhi. The city of Delhi is located on the western banks of the Yamuna River. Hinduism is the widely followed religion in Delhi, followed by Sikhism, Jainism and Christianity. Delhi is a major tourist spot in Delhi and a part of the Golden Triangle.