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Chennai International Airport (IATA: MAA) serves the city of Chennai and its suburbs. It is located in Meenambakkam, about 20 km from the city centre. It is Indiaís sixth-busiest airport with international routes to Bangkok, Colombo, Dubai, Doha, Kuala Lumpur, Hong Kong, and many more destinations. It was commissioned in 1932, making it one of the first airports in India. Chennai airport provides a wide variety of services including bars, restaurants, duty-free shops, currency exchange, vending machines, and much more. The airport has three passenger terminals for handling domestic and international flights. There are many transport options at Chennai Airport. You can get public buses right outside the airport. You can also take a taxi to the city centre which takes around 50 minutes. Other options include taking a metro to downtown Chennai. Passengers at Chennai International Airport can access the airport's lounges at a discounted rate. Comfortable seating, complimentary refreshments, and a wide range of beverages are all standard features in many lounges.

Chennai, formerly known as Madras, is the capital of Tamil Nadu and an important city on the Coromandel Coast of India. Chennai is a major city in South India and is known as the ëGateway to South Indiaí. Being located on the coast, Chennai is a popular tourist destination. Adyar River runs through its southern portion while the Koovam River flows through its central area. The Kortalaiyar River and the Muttukadu Backwaters are connected by the Buckingham Canal, which runs parallel to the coast. Tamil is the primary language in Chennai which is also the official language of Tamil Nadu. As it has a seaport and an international airport, Chennai is well connected with the rest of the country. Buses and auto rickshaws are major sources of transportation in the city. Chennai has its share of beaches and is famous for art forms like Bharathanatyam. There are hundreds of Hindu temples in and around the city of Chennai and its outskirts. The Parthasarathi Temple, built by Pallava rulers in the 8th century, is a prominent one. So is the Kapaleeswarar Temple. There are also religious institutions like St. Mary's Church (the first British church in India), St. Thome Basilica (the apostle St. Thomas's burial place), and the Wallajah Mosque, built by the nawab of Karnataka.

Leh Airport, officially known as Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport (IATA), serves the union territory of Ladakh. At 3,256 metres (10,682 feet) above mean sea level, it is Indiaís highest commercial airport. The airport is named after Indian statesman and monk Kushok Bakula Rinpoche. The airport has facilities like a baby care room, smoking room, multiple ATMs, arrival hall assistance, etc. The Airports Authority of India is building a passenger terminal adjacent to the current terminal at a cost of 480 crores due to an increase in passenger traffic. Passenger-friendly amenities will be included in its design. In addition to 18 check-in desks, an in-line baggage handling system, and central cooling and heating systems, the new terminal building will have an energy-efficient terminal building. All flights take off and land in the morning because of afternoon mountain winds. As you near the airport's eastern end, you'll encounter high terrain and a single-direction approach. Given that Leh is a sensitive region, Indian Army patrols can be seen at the airport and security is extremely tight.

The city of Leh is located in the union territory of Ladakh in northern India. Located at an altitude of 11,550 feet (3,520 metres), the town is encircled by high mountains of the Ladakh range of the Himalayas. Leh is a very famous tourist destination and has the worldís highest motorable road at 19,300 ft. In addition to tourism, the production of fruits and other crops plays a major role in its economy. Leh is known as The Land of the Lamas and Little Tibet, both referring to its Tibetan and Buddhist influence. Mountains with painted gompas (monasteries), flying prayer flags, rock ridges, little communities, and the Indus River contribute to the overall beauty of the region. Indus and Zanskar River rafting as well as several high-altitude trekking routes have made Leh a popular destination for adventure sports enthusiasts. Apart from that, Leh is an excellent place to shop for Tibetan handicrafts, jewellery, woollen clothing, and gorgeous carpets.