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Chennai Airport is also known as the Meenambakkam Airport (IATA: MMA), it lies in Meenambakkam, about 21 km southwest of the city centre. The Airport Authority of India (AAI) manages the airport and uses it as its regional headquarters for the South India division. There are 2 separate terminalsñthe Kamaraj Terminal or terminal 1 for domestic operations and the Anna Terminal for international ones. The Anna Terminal building has separate areas, viz. Terminal 3 for international arrivals and Terminal 4 for international departures. This airport handles the sixth-heaviest domestic traffic and is the third-busiest airport in India for international traffic. It operates flights to most Indian cities. It also handles international flights to major foreign cities, including Kuala Lumpur, Hong Kong, Singapore, Dhaka, Dubai, Colombo and several cities across the Middle East. Facilities like ATMs and cash machines, luggage wrapping, wheelchair assistance, free medical facilities, currency exchange counters, etc., are provided here. It also has childcare areas, prayer rooms, conference rooms, smoking rooms, premium lounges, etc.

Formerly known as Madras, Chennai is the capital city of the state of Tamil Nadu. Popularly known as the 'Gateway to the South and the 'Cultural Capital of South Indiaí, Chennai is one of the seven tier-1 cities in India. It lies on the Coromandel Coast off the Bay of Bengal and is the fourth largest city in India. It is one of the 4 metropolitan cities in India and has strong roots in history and culture. The history of this city traces back to the Cholas, Pandyas, Pallavas and the Vijaynagar kingdom. Amongst the Europeans, the Portuguese were the first to arrive in Chennai. However, two centuries later, the British established control over the city. Chennai possesses a rich cultural heritage that goes back thousands of years. The people of this city have always been ardent lovers of art forms like literature, music, and performance arts. The city also boasts of a bustling economy involving companies in the IT, automobile, construction, banking, shipping, hardware and tourism industries. Blending the traditional temples of Dravidian architecture with contemporary hip nightclubs effectively, the city is a remarkable example of past-present harmony. Chennai has a myriad of tourist attractions. Places like Mahabalipuram, Kanchipuram, Covelong, Pulicat and Thanjavore are some major ones, all within 100 km of the city. Some of the must-try delicacies locally available are sundal, bhajji, podi dosai, murukku, kothu parotta, jigarthanda, uthappam, kuzhi paniyaram and atho - a Burmese delight. Chennai is known for its hot and humid equatorial climate. Hence October to February is the best time to visit and enjoy the city.

This is the only airport serving the state of Nagaland. The Dimapur Airport (IATA: DMU) is located around 7 km from the city in Diphupar, with the National Highway 29 passing beside it. It is owned and managed by the Airports Authority of India (AAI). Dimapur Airport is a single-terminal domestic airport. There are 6 check-in counters that can handle 250 passengers at a time. Plans for the expansion of this airport to meet international standards are on the anvil. Presently domestic airlines like IndiGo, Air India and Alliance Air operate from this airport. The airport provides services like free trolleys, ATMs and cash machines, medical facilities, child care areas, resting areas for transit passengers, food stalls, car rental and general taxi services, and tourist information centres among others.

Dimapur is the largest city of Nagaland and the capital district of Kohima lies to its south. It has the second-busiest railway station in the North Eastern states and the stateís only functional airport. This city was the capital of the Dimasa Kachari rulers, who were once a predominant tribe in the Brahmaputra valley. The Dimasa were descendants of Ghatotkacha, the son of the Pandava Bhim and Hidimba. Hence the name of the city evolved from Hidimbapur to Dimapur over the ages. It is the focal point of the economic and industrial development in the state. National Highway 29, which connects Kohima to Imphal in Manipur and leads into Myanmar, also passes through the city. This is also the place which has many commercial centres attracting business travellers. This is the only place in Nagaland connected by both air and rail. The city is popular for its 13th-century Kachari ruins, lush green forest trails and natural attractions. Apart from this, Dimapur is also famous for Naga shawls and super-hot Naga chillies, which are one of the spiciest in the world. For the foodies ëTathuí is a must-try typical Naga dish - with rice, chutney, a boiled vegetable and a meat dish. Food typical of Kohima like Axone dishes and fermented dishes like bamboo shoot dishes are also worth sampling. The weather in this place is moderate throughout the year. But it is advisable to visit here from October to March when there is no rainfall. The average temperature in Dimapur is around 23∞C.