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The Rajahmundry Airport (IATA: RJA), is situated 18 km north of Rajahmundry on National Highway 516E. It can accommodate 150 people during peak hours and spans a total area of 366 acres. The airport has excellent transport links to various important cities, like Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, and Kolkata, amongst others. The airport provides various services and amenities, including hotel booking centres, prepaid taxi services, medical and childcare services, charging outlets, Wi-Fi, and more. In addition, there are specialised services available to assist foreign travellers in mapping out their itineraries and booking tourist buses. It wasn't until May 2012 that the newly renovated airport welcomed its first scheduled commercial flights. Additional plans to extend the runway length are now being considered. The government has given 80 crores of Indian rupees to support these expansion efforts.

Rajahmundry, located in the south Indian state of Andhra Pradesh, is formally referred to as "Rajamahendravaram". Raja Raja Narendra, its first ruler, after whom the city derives its name, oversaw the city's construction in the 11th century. The Telugu language is widely acknowledged to have originated here. The literature, art, and science disciplines may all find significant contributions from Rajahmundry. It is the birthplace of the film director Adurthi Subbarao and the poet Nannaya 'Adi Kavií, who was the first to design a Telugu script and write in it. As a result, the city came to be hailed as the cultural capital of Andhra Pradesh. The locations adjacent to the Godavari River offer picturesque vistas popular with artists and poets. Rajahmundry is home to ancient temples, a vast stretch of the Godavari River, several ethnic arts and crafts etc., making it an enchanting tourist destination. The months between October and March is the time of the year when tourists flock to Rajahmundry. During the off-season, tourists travelling to Rajahmundry may take advantage of significant reductions in travel costs.

Mysore Airport (IATA: MYQ), also known as Mandakalli Airport, serves the renowned city of Mysore in the southern state of Karnataka. It is a domestic airport located about 10.3 km from the city centre. The nearest international airport to Mysore is Bangalore International Airport. The airport has a single terminal that serves domestic flights and can handle 200 passengers at a time. Managed by the Airports Authority of India, it provides easy access to the city centre, railway station and other parts of the city via buses, taxis and cabs. The duty-free shops along with several eateries and snack bars in its premises make it a comfortable and engaging experience for the travellers. You can also avail yourself of the baggage services available at the airport.

Mysore is the administrative centre of the Mysore district and the second most populated city in Karnataka. Situated on the Deccan Plateau, it lies between the Kaveri and Kabani Rivers. Mysore is considered the cultural capital of the state of Karnataka. Known as Mahishmati in the past, it was the administrative capital of the state of Mysore during the early 1800s. The city is well-known for its textiles, tobacco and coffee processing, sandalwood oil factories, and distinctive painting style. Mysore's economy is driven mostly by tourism and the Information Technology industry. It is home to many significant corporate giants, including Infosys and Wipro. Although tourists visit the city throughout the year, there is a surge of tourists in the city during the Dussehra festival. On the tenth day, known as Vijayadashmi, a procession named Jumbo Savari takes place. The Mysore Palace and Chamundi Hills are the most iconic places for tourists to visit in Mysore. In addition, Mysore is the location of the International Ganjifa Research Centre, dedicated to studying the art form known as Ganjifa, a kind of card game. The well-known author RK Narayan and his brother RK Lakshman, spent a significant portion of their life in the city of Mysore.