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Built in 1988, Calicut International Airport is one of the busiest international airports in India. Its international and national passenger traffic tends to expand annually, placing it amongst the leading Indian airports. Today, it serves various local locations like Bangalore, Chennai, and Mumbai and foreign destinations such as Abu Dhabi, Dubai, and Bahrain. Calicut International Airport is situated at Karipur, 28 km (17 miles) from the city centre of Kozhikode. Kozhikode Airport is an important centre for Air India Express. Between 2019 and 2020, 3,229,910 passengers utilised Kozhikode Calicut International Airport. Terminal 1 of the two primary terminals at Kozhikode Airport operates flights throughout the country. It features two entry gates and two departure gates. Travellers may enter or exit the airport swiftly once their administrative processes have been completed. Terminal 2 primarily serves foreign travellers.

Kozhikode is a city located along the coast of northern Kerala. Kozhikode, formerly known as Calicut, was the capital of Malabar under the 500-year rule of the Zamorins. This city was renowned for its trade in spices and cotton with the Jews, Arabs, Phoenicians, and Chinese. A few minutes' journey from Kozhikode will bring travellers to Kappad Beach, where Vasco Da Gama and 170 other men first set foot in India. Its contributions to the district's trade, commerce, and economic growth throughout the years, have been phenomenal. When the Portuguese initially came to India, they were looking for spices. The cotton fabrics brought back to Europe, along with the spices, were called ëcalico,í which is short for ëCalicut.í Kozhikode is renowned as the ëCity of Spicesí and ëCity of Sculptures.í A trip to Kozhikode would be pointless without shopping for spices, such as cardamom and black pepper in the city's local markets. Banana chips and Kozhikode Halwa, available in the markets of this city, are well-known throughout the country. It is best to visit Kozhikode between the months of October and March, as the winter season offers clear skies, cool breezes, and pleasant weather.

Bodhgaya Airport is another name for Gaya Airport. The airport serves one of India's holiest towns, Gaya, which is located in the state of Bihar. It is about 5 km away from the well-known city of Bodhgaya. After Patna, it is the 2nd busiest airport in the state. Due to the airport's proximity to one of the holiest and most popular locations in the world, it receives heavy traffic. In addition, it is a major international airport with direct connections to a large number of Asian nations, including Japan, Thailand, Myanmar, and Sri Lanka. Gaya Airport's domestic and international terminals have one boarding gate each. The domestic terminal can accommodate upto 250 passengers for departures and arrivals. The total terminal is 11,000 sq m and has five check-in desks, two security checkpoints, twelve immigration, and five customs counters. Wheelchair assistance for the elderly and physically challenged, luggage trolleys, childcare services, and a pharmacy are some of the facilities available at this airport. It also houses various cafes, souvenir shops, duty-free stores, and restaurants. Gaya Airport is situated in the vicinity of bus and railway stations, which are 5 and 11 km from the airport, respectively. Frequent buses and trains depart these stations to reach various destinations within the state. Rickshaws and taxis are also available outside the airport.

Gaya is an old city of mythical and historical significance. It is among Bihar's most popular tourist destination. Gaya is Bihar's second largest city after Patna, the state capital. The distance between Patna and Gaya is 100 km. Hindu visitors believe that offering gifts at Gayaís Vishnupad Temple, liberates the recently deceased from the cycle of rebirth and reincarnation. Gaya was a part of the ancient Magadha Empire, according to historians. The city is situated on the Falgu River's bank and is regarded as one of the holiest cities for Hindus. Bodh Gaya is considered as one of the largest pilgrimage destinations among Buddhist groups around the globe. It is currently a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site. Several countries, notably Japan and China, have assisted the government of India in constructing facilities for Buddhist pilgrims. The bazaars of Gaya offer various beautiful products such as zari fabrics, silverwork jewellery, and Madhubani paintings, to shopping enthusiasts. The cuisine of Gaya includes Bihari staples such as Litti Chhokha, Sattu ki Roti, Bari Dal, Kesaria Pedha, and many other lip-smacking delicacies.