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The first airport to feature two tabletop runways, Mangalore Airport (IATA: IXE, ICAO: VOML), also known as Bajpe Airport, is perched on a hill, 7 km away from the city. The airport first opened in 1951 under the name Bajpe Aerodrome. The airport is used by domestic and international carriers, with the latter mostly serving Middle Eastern cities like Dubai and Abu Dhabi. Flights are mostly operated by Air India and SpiceJet. It is one of two international airports in Karnataka and serves Northern Kerala, coastal Karnataka, and Coorg. It is a single terminal airport. Mangaloreís old terminal is used during the Hajj season. It is one of the worldís largest terminals, serving 34 million passengers annually. Travellers can take advantage of the airport's free trolley and baggage services. Nursing rooms, prayer rooms, a post office, baby care rooms, ATMs, and medical services are also available. The airport features several retail outlets, eateries, and duty-free boutiques. The airport also has free Wi-Fi and a lost and found service. Taxis are available at the arrival zone, and Mangalore Airport has partnered with Ola Cabs. The bus terminal is around 1.5 km from the airport.

It is an important port city in Karnataka, around 350 km from Bangalore. It is the administrative HQ of Dakshina Kannada. The coastal city is tucked between the Arabian Sea and the Western Ghats. It is said that the city was named after the Hindu goddess, Mangaladevi. The climate here is tropical due to the South West Monsoon, and it is located at an elevation of 22 m. The city is a prominent exporter of cashews and coffee. The region is known for its beautiful lakes, pristine beaches, gorgeous parks, and more. Mangalore has been ruled by many dynasties, including the Vijayanagara dynasty. It was first established as a capital city by the Alpa dynasty in the 14th century. The Portuguese captured Mangalore in 1520, only to lose it to the Arabs, who conquered it in 1695. In 1763, Hyder Ali of Mysore drove the Arabs out and claimed the region for himself and his son, Tipu Sultan. The British tried to claim Mangalore many times but were defeated. Yet, Tipuís army fell at Srinagapatanam, weakening his kingdom and leading to British supremacy in the coastal town. Mangalore became a part of Karnataka in 1956. Almost all major Indian festivals, such as Diwali, Easter, Christmas, Ganesh Chaturthi, Eid, and Dasara, are celebrated in Mangalore. The Goud Saraswat Brahmin community celebrates the peculiar Mangaluru Rathotsava or Kodial Theru. The Catholic community in the region religiously observes Mother Maryís Feast or Monte Fest as a gesture of gratitude for a good harvest season. Other festivals include Aati, Kudlostava, Karavali Utsav, and Jain Food Festival.

Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport (IATA: CCU) serves Kolkata and the West Bengal region. The airport is around 17 km from the city centre. Before being renamed in honour of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose, a significant figure in India's freedom movement, the airport was known as Dum Dum Airport. Only Kolkata, the biggest airport in eastern India, and Bagdogra have international airports in West Bengal. The NSCBI Airport's single integrated terminal serves all aircraft. The terminal has been used since 2013 and is furnished with contemporary amenities. The terminal serves both domestic and international flights. There are regular buses and taxis available from the airport. A special luxury bus service allows passengers to travel comfortably between the city and the airport. You can book a private vehicle or cab from various car rental businesses at the airport.

Kolkata, or Calcutta, was the capital of British India from 1772 to 1911 until they moved it to Delhi. The city is now the capital of West Bengal. It is situated on the banks of the Hugli River. It was designed by the British to rival European cities but is now among India's poorest and most densely populated regions. The people of the city are known to be politically aware, and the city is often called the ëCity of Protestsí. It is also known as the ëCity of Joyí because of the unbridled enthusiasm its inhabitants have for literature, history, culture, and traditions. The first metro rail in the country was built in Kolkata. Popular tourist destinations in Kolkata include the Victoria Memorial, Eden Gardens, Howrah Bridge, and Raj Bhawan. Tourists are also thrilled about boat rides along the Hooghly River. Another place of interest in northern Kolkata is Kumartuli. Here, you can find potters who make idols. Banamali Sarkar Street, filled with idol merchants, is a perfect place if you want to buy some figures.