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Vijayawada Airport, also known as the NTR Amaravati International Airport (IATA: VGA), is located at Gannavaram, about 25 km from Vijayawada. It lies on National Highway 16 which connects Chennai to Kolkata. The airport is spread across 850 sq m connecting domestic flights to major cities like Delhi, Chennai Coimbatore, Tirupati, and Mumbai. The international operations from the airport are flights to Sharjah, Muskat, Kuwait and Dubai. The airport contains facilities like a Lost and Found assistance desk, childcare room, wheelchair and trolley area, VIP lounge facilities, smokers lounge, dedicated mobile charging points, free Wi-Fi for up to 15 minutes, budget-friendly restaurants, and ATMs of all major banks. A dedicated public grievance cell is also operational in the airport. Passengers can rent taxis and cars from the airport premises to reach the city of Vijayawada. An affordable choice like bus service is also available outside the airport.

Vijayawada is a city located on the banks of the Krishna River in Andhra Pradesh. Often referred to as the cultural capital of the state, it has the biggest railway junction in the South Central Railway connecting it to major cities like Chennai, Kolkata, Delhi, and Hyderabad. As a result, not only is it a tourist hotspot, it has also evolved to be an important industrial centre today. Vijayawada derives its name from the word 'Vijaya' which means victory. Legend has it that Arjuna, the epic character from Mahabharata prayed on the top of Indrakeeladri Hill and was blessed by Lord Shiva. The spectacular hill forms the backdrop of the city in the west, and in the east, it is bordered by the Bay of Bengal. As the city lies in the rich coastal delta area formed by the Krishna River, it is known for its fertile soil for cultivation. This region is known for its juicy mangoes, which tourists get to taste as well. Other than this, people here enjoy a wide variety of fruits and traditionally hand-made pickles. The main language spoken in Vijayawada is Telugu. The people of this city are generally amicable in nature, known for their critical political thinking and devotion to their culture. The culturally inclined townsfolk celebrate most religious festivals throughout the year. The best time to visit Vijayawada is from November to February, during the winter months as the place usually remains very hot and humid during the summer.

Kozhikode International Airport (IATA: CCJ), or Calicut International Airport, is located at a distance of 28 km from Kozhikode city and 25 km from Malappuram. The airport has two terminals, one operating as a domestic terminal and the other as an international terminal. One of the busiest airports in the state, it handles a lot of flights and is well connected both nationally and internationally. The airport is equipped with modern-day facilities like ATMs, baby care, money exchange, duty-free stores, shops and eateries, an info desk, medical amenities, and prayer rooms. The airport is very well connected with other parts of the city with local transport like bus train and rickshaws. Other than that rental cars are a go-to option to travel to any place in the city. A taxi would take you to the city centre within 40 min.

Kozhikode, also known as Calicut, is a city in Kerela, the southernmost state of India. It is located in the lap of the Malabar Coast along the the Arabian Sea. One of the largest urban areas in the country, historically, the city was a major trading port for spices. In June 2012, the city was given the nickname of ëCity of Sculpturesí due to its magnificent architectural heritage. As early as the 7th century, trade relations thrived in the region with Arab merchants and Portuguese traders. Spices like black pepper and cardamom attracted merchants from all around the world including Jews, Arabs and the Chinese for more than 500 years. Famous Portuguese traveller Vasco da Gama anchored at Kozhikode on 20th May 1498 due to which a trade link was formed between Europe and Malabar. Soon, the English, the French and the Dutch were engaged in a flourishing spice trade with Kozhikode. People in the city are easygoing and highly literate. The city is a culinary delight for all foodies. The people in Kozhikhode speak mostly Malayalam, which is the regional language. English is spoken but very scantily, used primarily as the contact language. As the city is close to the sea, a tropical climate prevails in the area with a hot and humid summer without much variation in the temperatures. Hence, the best time to visit Kozhikode is during winter from October to February when the minimum temperature drops down to 15∞C.