Dimapur to Diu Flights

Diu Airport (IATA Code: DIU) is a military aviation facility in Diu. It serves Diu and the surrounding regions of Gujarat, Veraval, Jafrabad and Veraval. The airport is located at a distance of 8 km from the city centre. It is operated and maintained by the Airport Authority of India (AAI). The airportís terminal can handle 100 passengers each at arrivals and departures. The airport provides free baggage services to passengers. There is a canteen located on the premises of the airport where passengers can enjoy food and beverages. There are multiple modes of transportation available at the airport to reach Diu Railway Station, which is around 22 km from the airport.

Diu is an island on the south coast of the Kathiawar peninsula of Gujarat. The island has a coastal length of around 21 km. It is known for its beautiful beaches, historic sites and pleasant climate. A blend of Indian and Portuguese culture is reflected in the architecture, festivals and lifestyle of the people on this island. Historically, Diu was under the reign of the Mauryan dynasty from 320 to 322 BC, followed by the Kshatrapas, the Maitrakas, the Chalukyas and Alauddin Khilji. Finally, Joao de Castro, the Portuguese Governor captured Diu in 1546, which led to colonial subjugation for over 400 years before it got independence in 1961. Diu is also famous for its handicrafts, including mat weaving, ivory carving, sea and oyster shell items and tortoise shell craft. Gujarati, Hindi and English are the major languages spoken in Diu. Garba is a popular traditional folk dance of Diu performed in colourful costumes and jewellery by men and women. Unique Portuguese and traditional Gujarati dishes are specialities of Diu.

Dimapur Airport (IATA Code: DMU), located in Dimapur city in Nagaland, was built during World War II. Dimapur Airport is the only civil domestic airport in the entire state of Nagaland. This airport hosts three major airliners ñ Air India, Air India Regional and IndiGo. The passenger terminal of the airport has a handling capacity of 500 passengers at departures and 300 passengers at arrivals. It has two check-in counters for the convenience of travellers. There have been discussions for expansions of this airport to meet international norms by buying and acquiring land from the Aoyimti Village. Getting to the airport from the city area is not difficult at all. A state bus stand is only 8 km from the airport connecting various villages and towns around Dimapur. There is also a railway station just 7 km from the Dimapur Airport. Other modes of transport accessible are the local taxi services and other private vehicles to get to the airport. Many hotels and bed and breakfasts can be found at affordable rates within the range of 5 km for the convenience of tourists.

Dimapur is the largest city in Nagaland. It settles by the border of Assam, alongside the Dhansiri River, and in the southwest of Nagaland. Dimapur, also known as the Gateway to Nagaland, is one of the main tourist attractions in the state. During the Medieval Era, Dimapur was the capital of the Dimasa Kachari rulers. Thus, it is famous for its Kachari ruins that still show traces of the Dimasa Kachari Kingdom. Hence, Dimapur is named by Kacharis as well. The city of Dimapur connects to World War II as well. Dimapur was the ground where British India and Imperial Japan fought the war. Aside from the rich history of this city, Dimapur attracts nature enthusiasts for its surrounding villages and forest reserves. You will find here some unique flora that has medicinal properties. This city has a few endangered animals and many parks and temples. Dimapur is the commercial capital of Nagaland. With many markets, complexes, and shopping centres, it is an excellent place for shoppers to get local products made by the tribes surrounding Dimapur. The city also has a wholesale grain market, which dramatically helps Nagaland's economy.