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Chennai International Airport is the world's third busiest airport in terms of international passenger traffic and cargo movement, only after the airports in Delhi and Mumbai. This, it is also one of the most easily accessible international airports in the country. It is located 7 km from the city centre, on the southern side of Chennai. Various basic amenities such as luggage trolleys, wheelchair assistance for the physically challenged, and baggage wrapping services are available at Chennai Airport. Moreover, passengers with extra time at hand can also spend it by exploring the several lounges, snack and beverage bars, bookstalls, handicrafts stores, and duty-free shops found inside the airport. The nearest bus stand is 14 km while the closest railway station is 19 km from here. Private taxis and rental cabs are available at the airport to take you to the bus or railways stations or directly to the city.

Chennai is the state capital of Tamil Nadu. It is one of India's metropolises and acts as a gateway to South Indian culture. Despite being the capital of a Tamil-speaking state, it has grown as a cosmopolitan city that has played a significant role in India's historical, cultural, and intellectual development, retaining the distinct components of the highest form of Dravidian civilization. Chennai, as an integral part of India, believes in ethnic variety and unity. In other words, it is a place where people of different backgrounds, religions, castes, and creeds can coexist. As a result, this metropolitan city jubilantly celebrates every regional and national festival such as Thiruvalluvar Day, Uzhavar Thirunal, Meelad-un-Nabi, Diwali, and Christmas. The most notable festival of Tamil Nadu is Pongal. It is a four-day harvest festival observed throughout Tamil Nadu. The Chennai Metropolitan Area (CMA) is made up of the city of Chennai, eight municipalities, eleven town panchayats, and 179 village panchayats organized into ten panchayat unions. It is also regarded as India's automobile capital and is home to the majority of the country's vehicle sector. The 12-km-long Marina Beach in Chennai is one of the world's longest beaches.

Nagpur Airport, also known as Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar International Airport (IATA: NAG), is located on Nagpur's southwestern outskirts, approximately 9.6 km from the city center. The airport was completed in 2005 and covers 500 hectares of land. It is an international airport that also operates local and freight flights. The airport has a single integrated terminal that serves both international and domestic aircrafts. Nagpur Airport is equipped baggage trolleys, baby care facilities, free Wifi, information desks, currency exchange services, medical services, and first aid facilities. It also features a few of restaurants, modest stores, several lounges, and duty-free shops. Car rentals, local and interstate taxis, and city buses can be availed of at Nagpur Airport.

Nagpur is known as the 'Winter capital of Maharashtra' with a population of 46,53,570 people. It has been recognised as the cleanest city in India. Nagpur is a major commercial and political centre of the Vidarbha region. The yearly winter session of Maharashtra's state assembly (Vidhan Sabha) takes place in Nagpur. Throughout the country, Nagpur is most popularly recognised as the 'Orange City' because it is a major manufacturing and trading centre for oranges. Nagpur was founded in the early 18th century by a prince called 'Bhakt Buland' of the Gond tribe. Nagpur is located exactly in the country's centre because the 'Zero Mile Marker,' signifying India's geographical centre, lies in this city. It is the home to 14 Talukas and 12 Assembly Segment Constituencies. Hindi and Marathi are the two most generally spoken languages in Nagpur. Marathi is the state language of Nagpur, while Hindi is also widely spoken throughout the city. The Marathi festivals of 'Gudi Padwa' and 'Ganesh Chaturthi' along with other festivals like Dussehra, Diwali, Holi, Makar Sankranti, Nag Panchmi, Narali Purnima, and Pola are also greatly celebrated in Nagpur. The festival of 'Marbat' is unique to the city of Nagpur. During this festival, people create miniature statues of mythical malevolent spirits and parade them. At the end of the procession, these demonic statues are burned. The festival also includes various cultural activities such as dance and drama. Marbat festival, taking place in August of every year, provides an opportunity to experience Nagpur's rich cultural heritage.