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Located at a distance of 12 km northeast of Tripura, the Agartala Airport (IATA: IXA) is the third-busiest airport in the region. Officially known as the Maharaja Bir Bikram Airport, it was established in 1942. Several airlines including SpiceJet, IndiGo, and Air India routinely operate flights via this airport. Agartala-Kolkata and Agartala-Guwahati are the two most popular routes from this airport, with 10 weekly flights each way. Arrivals and departures at the Agartala Airport are accommodated in a single terminal with two boarding gates and a combined capacity of 250 passengers. There are 14 check-in counters, four security checks and one immigration counter for passenger convenience. Arrival and departure lounges include a variety of food options for travellers to choose from as they wait to board their planes. Free luggage trolleys are available for travellers' use, making it easy to go about with their belongings. The elderly, and differently abled can avail free help from the medical facilities, rent wheelchairs, make use of the daycare centres, and utilise the other amenities available. A wide range of reasonably priced local handicrafts and other products are also offered. Additionally, the Agartala Airport terminal has handloom and craft kiosks, which provide a variety of knick knacks for travellers who want to bring back souvenirs from their trip. Passengers may hire a private vehicle or bus to go to and from the airport. They may also make use of the airport's vehicle and taxi services, or pre-paid cab services

Agartala, the state capital of Tripura, is one of the most ethnically and culturally diverse cities in India. The name Agartala is a combination of two words: 'agar,' which is an oily and valuable perfume extracted from the Agaru tree, and 'tala,' which means storehouse. Surrounded by pristine forests, beautiful valleys, and roaring waterfalls, Agartala is the second-largest city in Northeast India, after Guwahati. Along with its rich biodiversity, Agartala offers a fine blend of royal heritage, rich cultural traditions, and scenic splendours. Apart from many temples and Buddhist pilgrimage centres, Agartala also houses several significant monuments, some of which are designated UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Located roughly 2 km away from the Indo-Bangladesh border, Agartala is known for the patriotic half-mast ceremony organised at the Akhaura border. The city is home to 19 indigenous groups and Bengali-speaking non-tribals. The culture of the locals is influenced by Bengali culture, and Bengali and Kokborok are the most commonly spoken languages in the city. Besides local festivals, Durga Puja and Saraswati Puja are celebrated with great pomp in Agartala. Traditional Agartala cuisine includes seafood, fish, and rice. Mui borok is a well-known local delicacy, consisting of dried and fermented fish, cooked with spices and vegetables. Agartala has a subtropical climate, with moderate rainfall throughout the year. October to March is the best time to visit the city if you want to experience the cool climate and festive season. April to July is the best time to visit if you want to go sightseeing.

Dimapur Airport (IATA: DMU) is a domestic airport serving Ch¸moukedima-Dimapur and its surrounding regions. The only airport in Nagaland, it is situated next to the National Highway 29 (formerly NH-39). Built in the course of the Second World War, it is the main gateway to this region. The airport, spread over an area of 3,583 sq m, is located approximately 9 km from the city centre. There is one boarding gate at the airport's single domestic terminal. The terminal can handle 350 arrivals and 200 departures at the same time. The airport terminal, spread across 3,583 sq m, features 2 check-in desks. The airport provides free baggage trolleys to ensure that travellers may conveniently transfer their belongings. Security is further enhanced by the airport's X-ray baggage screening equipment, as well as the airport's lost and found baggage counter. The airport authority also offers assistance to travellers who are elderly or differently abled. Medical assistance and wheelchairs are available upon request for all passengers. There are duty-free shops at the airport, along with several other shops and eateries. The airport is accessible via bus, taxis and cabs. Even the railway station at Dimapur is located about 8.4 km from the airport. The nearest international airport is the Guwahati Airport.

Dimapur, Nagaland's fastest-growing and most vibrant city is situated on the banks of the Dhansiri River. Often called ìthe gateway to Nagalandî, Dimapur is a historical region of northeast India and a must-see destination for travellers. ëDimapurí in Kachari dialect means ìthe city situated near a large riverî. It was the old capital city of the Kachari tribe, the remnants of which can be found to this day. The city is famous for its temples and other historical monuments. In addition to archaeologists tracing the cityís fascinating history, the area is crowded with business travellers as it is a major commercial centre in the northeast and is also known for its ethnic handicrafts and handlooms. Many attractions stand out in Dimapur, such as the Zoological Park, Ao Baptist Church, Diezephe Craft Village, Nagaland Science Centre, and Green Park. With lush meadows spread on one side and the Dhansiri River on the other, the district is a popular holiday destination. Tourists flock to Dimapur to visit the Nagaland Science Centre and enjoy its villages to explore the rural side of the district. Dimapur's Triple Falls, one of the city's most prominent attractions, should not be missed. This is a wonderful site to visit if you enjoy views of waterfalls. Three waterfalls flow at once and fall into a natural pool, making it a beautiful sight. This is a terrific place for people who like trekking and the beautiful outdoors. The Tibetan Canteen is a popular hangout for locals in the famous Hong Kong market of Dimapur. Dimsums made with beef and thukpa are two of the most popular items on the menu here. One can reach Dimapur via railways since it has rail connections with major cities like Kolkata, Guwahati, Delhi, and Tinsukia. In addition to the Dimapur Airport, people can also access Kolkata and Guwahati airports to reach Dimapur