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Chandigarh International Airport is located near Mohali. It is spread across 53,000 sq m and manages more than 4.5 million travellers every year. It has two terminals, namely, domestic and international terminals. The domestic terminal handles more than 500 passengers every hour. The international terminal handles more than 200 passengers every hour. Chandigarh Airport receives flights operated by various airlines such as Air India, Vistara, and IndiGo. It has flights to several domestic cities such as Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru, Chennai, Goa, Hyderabad, Indore, Kolkata, Srinagar, Patna, etc. The international terminal of this airport operates connecting flights to Dubai, Singapore, etc. At the Chandigarh Airport, one will find a variety of facilities, such as 48 check-in counters, three boarding aerobridges, four baggage conveyor belts, taxi and bus services, smoking rooms, wheelchairs, self-boarding kiosks, free trolleys, international SIMs, ATMs, a childcare area, currency exchange counters, free medical facilities, and parking. Chandigarh is well-connected with the main city and the nearest railway station, which is only 13 km away, by road.

Chandigarh is the state and provincial capital of Haryana and Punjab. It is considered one of the most beautiful and well-planned cities in the world. Le Corbusier designed Chandigarh, and its construction was completed in 1953. He envisioned Chandigarhís master plan as a human body with a clearly defined head (the Capitol Complex, Sector 1), intellect (the cultural and educational institutions), lungs (the leisure valley, numerous open spaces, and sector greens), a heart (the City Centre, Sector 17), a circulatory system (the 7Vs), and a viscera (the industrial area). Thus, Chandigarh, the first planned city in India, is a hub of industry, tourism, and culture. Travelling to Chandigarh is convenient for travellers, as it is well-connected with major cities across the country via air, rail, and road. Chandigarh gets its name from the Chandi Mandir. The goddess of power, Chandi, and a fort named ëgarh,í located just beyond the temple, gave the city its name. Chandigarh is also considered a Land of Fairs and Festivals. Locals celebrate all kinds of Indian festivals like Baisakhi, Gurupurab, Lohri, Dussehra, Diwali, etc. Bhangra, Jhumar, Giddha, and Luddi are some of the popular folk dances in the city. The city is particularly well-known for its clean roads and green surroundings. Moreover, the streets of Chandigarh offer lip-smacking delicacies such as dahi bhalla, chhole bhature, paneer tikka, golgappa, and more. It is possible to visit Chandigarh throughout the year. However, the best time to visit Chandigarh is October-November and February-March, when the average temperature is around 26∞C.

Dimapur Airport serves the state of Nagaland. It is not a very busy airport in terms of daily scheduled flight operations. Air India, Vistara, IndiGo, Alliance Air, and SpiceJet are some of the few domestic airlines that operate flights from Dimapur Airport. There is a single terminal at the airport. However, international operations are expected to increase in the future. Delhi, Bengaluru, Mumbai, Agartala, Bagdogra, Chennai, Ahmedabad, Indore, Hyderabad, Jaipur, Pune, Aizawl, Kolkata, and Imphal are some of the cities connected to Dimapur through this airport. The airport has almost all passenger amenities, including comfortable check-in counters, restaurants, currency exchange, baby care facilities, duty-free shopping, and more. The arrival and departure capacities of Dimapur Airport are 350 and 200 passengers, respectively. Auto-rickshaws and airport taxis are available outside the airport.

Dimapur is one of the most famous tourist destinations in Nagaland. It is best known for the Kachari Ruins. Thie city used to be the capital of the ancient Kachari tribe and its name, ëDimapur,í translates to ëGreat River City Riverí in the local language. Dimapur is the largest city in Nagaland and a typical northeastern city. The city has preserved its rich heritage and, to this day, displays its tribal culture. It shares its borders with Assam and is situated near the banks of Dhansiri River. The city is growing rapidly and attracts hordes of visitors annually. The local culture in the city is fascinating, and many local eateries serve good food. You can taste the many dishes prepared by local tribal communities, which include plenty of chutneys, vegetables, and meat. Additionally, you can visit the local bazaars and handicraft stores to shop for trinkets and souvenirs. The best time to visit Dimapur is between the months of October and March. However, Dimapur is mostly pleasant throughout the year and can be visited in any season.