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The Visakhapatnam Airport is the second busiest in Andhra Pradesh. The Indian Navy and the Airports Authority of India (AAI) jointly run the airport, which is 7 Km from the city centre. The Visakhapatnam airport, which was first built as a customs airfield and had little air traffic, started domestic airline operations in 1999. Visakhapatnam Airport offers both local and international airline services. Major Indian cities including Delhi, Bhubaneswar, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata, Bangalore, and Pune are connected to Visakhapatnam Airport. Air India, IndiGo, and SpiceJet are the primary domestic airlines operating from here. Recent international service expansion includes flights to Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, and Dubai. SilkAir, Air India, Malindo Air, and AirAsia are some of the airlines operating on these international routes. The airport has 20 check-in desks and can accommodate approximately 700 people at once. With its cutting-edge integrated x-ray scanners, the airport provides optimal security for travellers. Other features at the airport include special lounges, child care facilities, currency exchange counters, and medical facilities.

Visakhapatnam is a major port and industrial hub in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh. The only protected harbour in the region is the headquarters of the Eastern Naval Command of the Indian Navy. Visakhapatnam is known for its beautiful beaches, especially Yarada Beach and Ramakrishna Mission Beach. The latter houses the Kurusura Submarine Museum onboard a restored submarine. The intricate Kali Mandir and the Visakha Museum, a former Dutch villa exhibiting regional marine and historical exhibits, stand nearby. The oldest shipyard in India is also located in this port city. The ëGem of South Indiaí is popular for its many natural and man-made marvels.

The only civil airport in Nagaland, the Dimapur Airport (IATA: DMU) is located between the districts of Chumukedima and Dimapur and is 9 Km from the Dimapur city centre. The airport was built during the Second World War. There are plans to expand the airport and the process of acquiring property for that is underway. The airport has a single domestic terminal with one boarding gate and can handle 500 departing and 300 arriving passengers at a time. Air India, Alliance Air and IndiGo operate regular flights from the airport. Various Indian cities like Dibrugarh, Delhi, Patna, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Birsa, and Ahmedabad are connected to the airport. The Dimapur Airport terminal, which is spread over an area of 3,583 square metres, has two check-in desks.

Dimapur was once a sub-division of Nagalandís capital Kohima. In 1997, it was declared the 8th district of the State. Dimapur city is the headquarters of the district. Located at a height of 267 m above sea level, Dimapur is hot and humid during summer, and cool and pleasant during winter. Dimapur gets its name from the Sanskrit word Dimasa with ëDií meaning water, ëmaí meaning great and ëpurí meaning city. So, Dimapur means the city by the great river. Located on the banks of the Dhansiri river, Dimapur is seen as a gateway to Nagaland and Manipur. The city is also a major commercial hub of the state. Dimapur district has a population of fewer than four lakhs but it is a confluence of cultures. For this reason, it is also known as mini-India. Apart from the local Naga tribes, scores of Bengalis, Punjabis, and Odiyas have made Dimapur their home. Triple falls, Kachari ruins, the zoological park, the Nagaland Science Centre, and the Rangapahar reserve forest are among the city's most prominent tourist attractions. Tourists also throng Chumukedima for the breathtaking views it offers and Diezephe Craft Village to buy handicrafts.