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Located 7 km away from the city centre, Visakhapatnam Airport (IATA code: VTZ) is the second-busiest airport in Andhra Pradesh. The airport only remains open from 8 am to 8 pm. One terminal serves both domestic and international flights at Visakhapatnam Airport. There are 20 check-in desks with a capacity of 700 people per hour. Visakhapatnam is connected with Indian cities like Kolkata, Pune, Bengaluru, Mumbai, Chennai, Delhi, and Hyderabad and international destinations like Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, and Dubai. The airport is served by airlines like SpiceJet, Air India, IndiGo, and others. The airport is entirely air-conditioned and has one of the largest terminals among the tier-II city airports. Wheelchairs, ATMs, baggage services, duty-free shops, restaurants, and cafes are available at the airport. Buses and private cabs can be accessed to commute to and from the airport.

Visakhapatnam, or Vizag, is a port city located on the Bay of Bengal shoreline. The city dates back to the 11th century. Because of its stunning natural surroundings, Visakhapatnam is known as the ëcity of destinyí. As a major economic and administrative hub, the city is well connected by road, rail, and air. Visakhapatnam port is the sole safe harbour on the Coromandel Coast. The Eastern Naval Command of the Indian Navy is headquartered in the city. According to the inscriptions found here, the Eastern Chalukyas conquered the district in the 7th century AD. A king of the Andhra Dynasty stayed in the town of Visakhapatnam on his pilgrimage to Banaras some centuries ago. He was pleased with the place, so he constructed a shrine in the name of his family deity, Visakeswara, on the South of Lawson Bay. The city is believed to have gotten its original nameñVisakheswarapuram, which later became Visakhapatnam. It is believed that waves and currents from the ocean have washed the shrine into a place off the coast. Visakhapatnam District is divided into two geographical areas. East of the Eastern Ghats lies a narrow stretch of coast known as the plains division. There are many salt and sand wetlands along the coast here. This coastline is also covered in barren headlands, including the Dolphin's Nose, which allowed for the construction of a natural harbour at Visakhapatnam and the Narasimha Hill near Bheemunipatnam.

Cochin International Airport (IATA code: COK) was built in 1936. It is located 25 km away from the city centre. Domestic airlines like Air India Express, IndiGo, SpiceJet, and Air India connect Kochi with major Indian cities. Kochi Airport also operates flights to some international destinations like Sharjah, Colombo, Dubai, Chicago, and Singapore. The international and domestic terminals of Kochi Airport are separate. Baggage services and trolleys are available for the passengers. Fine dining with a rooftop garden is one of the notable features of Kochi Airport. Bars, money exchange facilities, tourist information desks, lost and found services, duty-free shops, restaurants, and cafes are also available at the airport. First-class and business-class passengers can utilise the premium lounge in the international terminal. Last-mile transportation options at the airport include taxis and car rentals. Public transportation is also available.

Kochi was formerly known as Cochin and was a princely state. It is a city in Kerala, located on the Malabar Coast of the Arabian Sea. Kochi was a well-established commercial and political centre even before the arrival of the first European merchants in the 16th century. Before the 14th century, Kochi was just a landlocked harbour where fishing was the major source of income. After the floods, Kochi became one of the safest ports on India's southwestern coast. It was after this land split that trade started to flourish drastically. Today, Kochi is known as the queen of the Arabian Sea and is the commercial capital of Kerala. Kochi is a cultural melting pot where one can find an array of cultures and all sorts of products. Anyone can get captivated by the Jewish culture when they shop for unique antiques and mesmerising handicrafts from the small lanes of Jew Town. Kochi is a traveller's paradise because it is surrounded by Kerala's natural lush green beauty. In Alappuzha, you can take a cruise on the Vembanad Lake or sail into the sunset as you gaze at the city's southern outskirts. Once you have exhausted all the tourist spots in Kochi, you can visit Willingdon and Vypeen islands. They are two of the most picturesque islands that can be reached by boats or connecting bridges.