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Madurai Airport (IATA: IXM) is an international airport and is located approximately 12 km from the city centre. The airport is managed by the Airports Authority of India. Madurai Airport has two adjacent terminals, the old terminal, and the new integrated terminal. Chennai, Mumbai, Delhi, and Hyderabad are some domestic cities connected via the Madurai Airport. The airport also offers flights to international cities such as Singapore, Dubai, and Colombo. Some of the facilities offered by Madurai Airport to its passengers include luggage trolleys, childcare services, a first-aid room, medical assistance, wheelchairs for senior citizens and the physically challenged, shopping stores, and a lost and found baggage counter, among others.

Madurai is a city in the south-central part of Tamil Nadu. Located on the banks of the Vaigai River, it is one of the oldest cities in south India. Madurai is renowned for its ancient temples with marvellous architecture that attracts devotees from far and wide. A city with a vast history, Madurai once traded goods with ancient Rome. Between the 4th and 16th centuries, the Pandian rulers held control of Madurai and contributed immensely to the development of arts and textiles. Madurai also witnessed the rise and fall of several rulers and empires such as the Cholas, the Vijayanagaras, the Marathas, as well as the British. During the Independence movement, Madurai was the hub of the civil disobedience struggle against the British. Madurai is famous for the plantation and export of its own variety of jasmine flower, Madurai Malli, which is known for its heady fragrance. Other important industries in the region are cotton, sugar, coffee, and tobacco. The Idaikattur Church, ISKCON Temple, Gandhi Museum, Koodal Azhagar Temple, Alagarkoil Temple and Shrine, Thirumalai Nayakar Mahal, and St. Maryís Cathedral are some of the top attractions to visit in Madurai.

Dimapur Airport (IATA: DMU) is a domestic airport and is located approximately 9 km from the city centre of Dimapur. Dimapur Airport was constructed during the Second World War and is managed by the Airports Authority of India. The airport has a single-passenger terminal. It has a capacity to handle approximately 350 passengers for arrivals, and 200 passengers for departures. Flights are available to several domestic cities such as Kolkata, Patna, Delhi, Dibrugarh, and Hyderabad. Some of the facilities available at this airport are baggage scanning facilities, free trolleys, assistance for senior citizens and the physically challenged, wheelchairs, a snacks counter, and a tourist information counter.

Dimapur is a city located along the banks of the Dhansiri River which is a tributary of the Brahmaputra River. The largest city in Nagaland, Dimapur is also the main commercial and industrial centre of the state. Dimapur is derived from three words ó ëdií, which means water, ëmaí means large, and ëpurí means city. Together they make up ëdimasaí which means ìbig city by the riverî. Dimapur has a rich historical background. According to popular belief, Dimapur was the capital of the Kachari tribe, who ruled the area before the 13th century AD. In fact, relics of the erstwhile rulers have been discovered in and around the town. Dimapur was famously described as the ëBrick Cityí by the Ahoms and European scholars. Diezephe Village, Shiva Temple, Nagaland Science Centre, Khekiho Memorial Park, Intanki Wildlife Sanctuary, Triple Falls, Kachari Ruins, and Hong Kong Market are some of the top tourist attractions to visit in the city of Dimapur. Do not miss the Hornbill Festival, which is a lively and energetic presentation of tribal culture. The festival gets its name from the hornbill bird, which is revered by the majority of tribes. The ideal time to visit this city is between October and May.