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The Goa International Airport (IATA: GOI) caters to Goa, one of India's smallest states in terms of land area. Goa Airport is located in Dabolim, 30 km from Panaji and 23 km from Margao. Goa Airport, located in an important tourist spot, is easily accessible from several cities in India. Domestic flights connect major cities like New Delhi, Bengaluru, Mumbai, Hyderabad, Kolkata, and many more. Airlines such as Jet Airways, IndiGo, and SpiceJet provide flights to these cities. The airport also connects to international destinations such as Sharjah, Moscow, Muscat, and Doha, with the most popular routes being Goa to Muscat and Goa to Sharjah. In addition, Air Arabia, Qatar Airways, and AirAsia, among others, provide services on international routes.

Goa is a state in India in the southwestern coast of the Arabian Sea. Located in the Konkan region, it is one of the country's most popular tourist destinations. With its serene beaches and laid-back atmosphere, Goa contrasts India's other bustling urban destinations. A paradise for adventure and nature lovers alike, jet skiing, kayaking, flyboarding, windsurfing, bumper riding, and many other water sports are available to entice the water lover in you. For 450 years, until 1961, the Portuguese ruled Goa. Many things were given to Goa by the Portuguese. But their most significant contribution was food, when they brought potatoes, tomatoes, chillies, cashew nuts, and, most notably, the quintessential Goan bread, the pao, to Goa! All of these ingredients are now quite common in Goan cuisine. Goa, located on the coast, is famous for its seafood, including prawns, crabs, and fish. The Portuguese also had an impact on Goa's architecture. A stroll through the streets will introduce you to Portuguese-style houses painted in traditional Portuguese colours of yellow, green, and blue. Red-tiled roofs and overhanging balconies complete these homes' quaint, Mediterranean appearance. The Goa Carnival is a legacy of the Portuguese tradition. The four-day festival takes place in four major cities in Goa ó Panjim, Mapusa, Vasco, and Margao.

Veer Savarkar International Airport (IATA: IXZ), also known as Port Blair Airport, is a customs airport located about 2 kilometres south of the city. It serves as the primary airport connecting the Andaman and Nicobar Islands to the rest of the country. Most major airlines operate regular flights between Port Blair and other Indian cities. Commercial flights to and from the Veer Savarkar International Airport connect South Indian cities such as Visakhapatnam, Chennai, and Cochin. GoAir, Air India, Jet Airways, and Spice Jet are among the airlines that serve Port Blair. The airport also links this union territory and other Indian cities such as Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata, and Madurai. Veer Savarkar International Airport has no direct international flights. However, travellers can fly to international destinations such as London, Paris, Singapore, Zurich, and Frankfurt via Delhi, Mumbai, or other cities.

Port Blair, a popular tourist destination, is also the capital of the Union Territory of Andaman and Nicobar Islands. A hardy coastline and tropical forest surround the island, but despite its hot and humid biome, it has a scenic environment. A historically significant place, the islands are known for the infamous Cellular Jail, a colonial prison where many Indian freedom fighters were imprisoned by the British. In addition, Port Blair draws visitors from all over the country not only because it is a clean city but also because of its stunning coral reefs. The cuisine of Port Blair has been heavily influenced by all of the cultures that have come into contact with the region. Some must-eat dishes in Port Blair include fish, chilli curry, Amritsari kulcha, macher jhol, and coconut prawn curry. Port Blair is famous for its shell and pearl jewellery, palm mats, coconut shell lamp shades, and Nicobar mats among other things. Artefacts such as ashtrays, buttons, lamps, and jewellery made from decorative and polished shells can also be found here.