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Agartalaís only international airport is the Maharaja Bir Bikram Airport. It is Northeast Indiaís third busiest airport. It has one terminal with two boarding gates. The distance between Lengpui Airport in Mizoram and Agartala is 136.5 Km. The Agartala airport is located in the cityís Southeastern district, just 12 Km from the main city. From Agartala airport, you can take a cab or an auto-rickshaw to reach the main city of Agartala.

Agartala is the capital of Tripura, a state in northeast India. The city of Agartala is located on a plain along the Haora River, although it also stretches to low-lying hills in the north. Agartala has a humid subtropical climate affected by monsoons that is just warm enough to classify as a borderline tropical savanna (Aw)/tropical monsoon (Am) climate. There is a lot of rain throughout the year in the city. Summers in the city are lengthy, hot, and rainy, lasting from April to October. The average temperature is roughly 28∞C, but this varies on the amount of rainfall. The majority of the cityís population works for the state and federal governments, as well as other government-owned businesses. As for tourists places in the city, one should visit the massive Ujjayanta Palace, which was designed by Maharaja Radha Kishore Manikya in 1901; it features Mughal-style gardens with fountains. It also houses the Tripura Government Museum, which features sculptures from the 9th century. The Hindu temple Jagannath Bari is nearby, with beautiful columns and pointed domes. Rabindra Kanan Park, to the north, features flowerbeds and a puppet house.

The official name of the Lucknow airport is Chaudhary Charan Singh International Airport. There are two domestic terminals with a total of five boarding gates at the airport. It lies 9.4 Km south of Lucknow and 15.8 Km southeast of Kakori. Some of the facilities available at Lucknow airport include restaurant and cafes, Wi-Fi, cabs, medical treatment and first-aid help are provided free of charge to handicapped and elderly passengers, and wheelchairs are available for use.

Lucknow, Uttar Pradeshís capital, is nestled on the banks of the Gomti River. This cultural capital of the Awadh area brilliantly blends the luxury of a sparkling past with the simplicity of a modern city, from a piece of rich colonial heritage to modernised museums. The Mughal Gateway Rumi Darwaza, located in the heart of the capital, separates Lucknow into two parts: ëOld Lucknow,í which is older and more populous, and ëNew Lucknow,í which is modern and one of Asiaís most well-planned towns. The busy, energetic Streets of Old Lucknow are famed for its authentic, mouth-watering kebab and biryani restaurants, lakhnavi chikan market, and wholesale jewellery stores. New Lucknow,is a multicultural melting pot with large streets, commercial malls, and parks. Residents of Lucknow are recognised for their courteous demeanour and lovable pehle aap (you first) culture, which always puts a smile on tourists.