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The Agartala Airport (IATA: IXA) is located around 12 km from the city. It is the third-busiest airport in the Northeast after Guwahati. The airport has only one terminal with two boarding gates that can handle about 500 passengers during departures and arrivals. The airport is popularly serviced by IndiGo, SpiceJet, and Air India. Maharaja Bir Bikram Kishore Manikya Bahadur founded the Agartala airport in 1942. It was largely used during the second world war by the 4th combat cargo group for transport purposes. It was also used as a point of supply for ammunition. The pallets of ammunition and other supplies were air-dropped by the military. Today it is used by the public for various domestic and international flights. The airport is well equipped with several amenities for passengers. A serviced lounge houses several food courts, bars, and restaurants. The airport has an international phone booth, free trolleys, baggage services, wheelchairs, help for the differently abled, and other medical facilities. One can also shop at the duty-free stores present at the airport. One can reach the airport through the several public means of transport available.

Agartala, also known as the 'land of hills and lakes,' is the second-largest city in North-East India after Guwahati. This city's name is derived from 'Agar,' a fragrant oil from the Agaru tree, and 'tala,' meaning storehouse. This capital city lies on the banks of river Howrah. The new capital Agartala was founded by Maharaja Krishna Kishore Manikya, who shifted his capital from 'Old Haveli' to 'New Haveli' (present Agartala) to deal with the Kuki invasions and improve communication with British Bengal. Agartala's history revolves around the Manikya dynasty, even though it was ruled by over 170 Hindu rulers and the Mughals in 1733. Agartala became a part of India after three years of independence in October 1949. There are two tribes in Agartala: the Tripuri and the Bengalis, who are the region's original settlers. They closely follow their traditions, and hence the women wear Rikutu (cotton) on the upper half of their body and Rignai on the lower half, which is distinct for every clan. The men wear Rikutu (lower) and Kamchwlwi Borok (upper) on their bodies. The state's official language is Bengali, although Tripuri, Manipuri, and Chakma are also spoken. The region is dominated by Hindus and has a minority of Christian Baptists. Traditional foods of Agartala include Chakhwi and Muitru, and some famous rice dishes are Mami and Guriya. Bengali sweets are also a vastly consumed commodity in this region. Agartala celebrates Durga Puja, Ashokastami, and Kharchi Puja with great enthusiasm. The local tribes perform a wide variety of dances in celebration of these festivals including Dundoo, Hai Hak, and Cheraw. You can visit Agartala throughout the year but it does tend to get hot in the summers. The monsoons between July and September provide a beautiful backdrop to those who want to experience the region's natural beauty. The winters are cool and dry making them the ideal time for sightseeing and exploring the city on foot.

Nagpur Airport (IATA: NAG) or the Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar International Airport is located at Sonegaon, 12 Km from the city centre. The airport is named after Dr BabaSaheb Ambedkar, the maker of our constitution. The airport is spread over 1640 acres and has 1 terminal divided into 3 parts: domestic/international departure, domestic arrival, and international arrival. It is serviced by IndiGo, AirIndia, SpiceJet, Air Arabia, and Qatar Airways for International flights. The Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar International Airport was established in 1917-18, during the first world war. During the second world war, the airport was a staging base. After that, it soon became home to the Air Force School Nagpur of the Indian Air Force. Today, it is used for commercial flights and the new terminal was commissioned in 2008. The various services and facilities at Nagpur airport include escorts for trolleys, baggage services, and X-ray baggage scanners. Other facilities are FAX, STD, and ISD telecommunication, postal services, and medical aid rooms. One can always shop for souvenirs, clothes, and jewellery at the airport. There are several food stalls at the airport. You can reach the airport via Mor Bhavan MSRTC City Bus Stand or Kalol Bus Stand, about 7.5 Km from the airport. You can even take an auto or hire a private cab to get to and from the airport.

Nagpur is located in the heart of Maharashtra. It is famously known as the "Orange City" for its widely enjoyed delicious oranges. The city gets its name from the 'Nag' river, which flows through the city. Nagpur is the third-largest city in the state of Maharashtra. Bakht Buland Shah, the Gond prince of Devgarh, founded the city in 1703. He dreamed of making Nagpur a civilised city like Delhi. After his successor's demise, the throne's power was transferred from Gonds to the Marathas, thanks to Raghuji Bhonsleóa Maratha governor. Nagpur grounds saw many wars, fights, and disputes after the power was transferred to the British in 1817. Then, after independence, Nagpur became the second capital of Maharashtra in 1960. Marathi is the official language of the state and is widely spoken throughout along with Hindi and English. People in Nagpur follow several religions, such as Christianity, Sikhism, Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism, and Jainism. Being the ëOrange Cityí, the orange flavour in the food of Nagpur is evident. Other than that, traditionally, the meals consist of various chats, papads, etc. The people of Nagpur celebrate festivals with great joy and enthusiasm. These festivals include Ganesh Chaturthi, Eid, and Marbat (local). Nagpur is famous for its wineries and its sprawling vineyards and visiting these is a popular tourist activity in the region. The city and its surroundings turn a beautiful shade of green during the monsoons and visiting around then will be well worth your time. You can also visit Nagpur in the winter between September and March, when the weather is cool and dry and perfect for sightseeing.