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The Chennai International Airport (IATA: MAA, ICAO: VOMM) was called the Madras Airport earlier. It serves the Chennai Metropolitan Area in Tamil Nadu. Located to the city's southwest, this airport is around 21 km from central Chennai. It is the third-busiest airport in India, after Delhi and Mumbai. The former terminal at Meenambakkam (Terminal 1), which is used for freight, and the two terminals at the passenger terminal complex in Tirusulam (Terminals 2 and 3) which are utilised for domestic and international passenger operations, respectively, cover a total area of 1323 acres. Its domestic terminal is named as Kamaraj Domestic Terminal while its international terminal is named Anna International Terminal. Flights are available from Chennai International Airport to some of the international destinations including Dubai, Singapore, Colombo, Kuala Lumpur, Muscat, Doha, Abu Dhabi, Bangkok, Kuwait, and Hong Kong. The facilities provided at the Chennai Airport includes duty-free shops, paid porterage services, sleeping pod facilities, baggage wrapping services, Wi-Fi, self-check-in facilities, prayer rooms, postal services, inter-terminal transfers, childcare rooms, ATMs, foreign exchange services, airline ticket counters, smoking lounge, and lounge facilities.

The capital of Tamil Nadu, Chennai is often hailed as the ëCultural Capital of South India.í Chennai is also known as the ëGateway to South Indiaí and is among the first cities in India to adopt a contemporary lifestyle. The city's temples, forts, churches, mosques, and natural surroundings add to the charm of the city. Being an important metropolis in India, Chennai is also a cultural, economic, and entertainment hub. The city is considered to be synonymous with the Dravidian Movement. It is also one of the prominent commercial as well as educational centres in the country. Chennai is home to the headquarters of two nationalised banks, Indian Overseas Bank and Indian Bank. Chennai is called the Mecca of Carnatic Music. The city, despite being one of the metropolitan cities in India, is strongly rooted in its cultural and traditional values. It is known for celebrating classical dance and musical forms. The delicacies served in Chennai are popular worldwide, and you must not miss Podi Idli, Pongal, Vada Sambar, and Mutton Biryani when you visit this fascinating city. Public transportation is available. The suburban railway (daily 0500-2300) runs every 10 to 15 minutes between Central Railway and the northern suburbs, and from the eastern shore to the southern suburbs. Taxis, buses, autos, and rickshaws are the most common modes of transportation in Chennai. As Chennai is located along the coastline, the climate is hot and humid most of the year. However, October to February is ideal for a Chennai visit as the temperature during this period falls between 26∞C and 33∞C.

Located on NH 210, the Tiruchirappalli International Airport (IATA: TRZ, ICAO: VOTR) serves Tiruchirappalli and nearby areas in Tamil Nadu. Around 5 Km from the city, the airport connects Tiruchirappalli with prominent cities across the country through domestic and international flights. India's 31st busiest airport, several domestic and international airlines such as Air India Express, IndiGo, Malindo Air, Scoot, and Sri Lankan Airlines operate out of this airport. With excellent passenger services, this airport ensures comfort and convenience. The airport has an integrated passenger terminal, offering several key features and great comfort to travellers flying from and landing at this airport. In addition, an independent cargo terminal handles the cargo flights operating out of the airport. Passenger services at this airport include a May I Help You counter, ATMs, medical facilities, and a currency exchange counter.

Located around 160 km from Coimbatore, Salem is Tamil Nadu's fifth-largest city and one of the lesser-known cities for first-time travellers. Also called Cheralam, Sailam, and Shalya, Salem is surrounded by hills on all sides, and it is a lovely place to explore. Textile manufacturing is a flourishing economic activity in Salem, with more than 100 spinning mills and factories. Salem's tourist attractions draw visitors from every part of India and the world. Its colonial-era architecture and buildings interest history enthusiasts. Salem has a vibrant culture, and locals celebrate many festivals with great pomp and enthusiasm. The beautiful temples found in nearly every part of the city pull crowds all year round. If you plan a vacation in Salem, avoiding the summer season is advisable. Some bus services, like public inter-city and inter-state buses, are available in Salem. The city's lengths and breadth is connected by intra-city buses. Auto-rickshaws can be used to get around areas not covered by bus routes. Auto-rickshaws are a more comfy mode of transportation for getting around the city and covering long distances. In addition to auto-rickshaws, you can hire a taxi or rent a private car to get around the city at your leisure. Try the mangoes indigenous to Slem, if you happen to visit Salem during mango season. Apart from the aforementioned, Salem has all the dishes that are available throughout Tamil Nadu, such as kothu parotta, parottas, idlis, vadas, Pongal, and so on.