Salem to Goa Flights

Dabolim Airport (IATA: GOI), situated in the Dabolim village, Goa, is currently the only airport in Goa and is a civil enclave operating within the INS Hansa military base. The airport is close to the coastal city of Vasco Da Gama, around 30 km from Panaji, the state capital. It serves several domestic flights to Indian cities such as Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai and Hyderabad. International charter flights from the UK, Sharjah and Kuwait also operate in the airport. The integrated terminal building of Goa Dabolim Airport covers about 65,600 sq.m. It has over 2,750 peak-hour passenger capacity. At the terminal, you will find duty-free shops, selling electronic gadgets, perfumes, crockery and sweets, and a variety of retail stores, fine eateries and mobile charging ports. You will also find all necessary amenities for passengers, including ATMs, wheelchair assistance and luggage trolleys. There are inter-city bus services, car rentals and pre-paid taxi services for passengers to commute to and from the airport.

The state of Goa, on India's western coast, has some of the most beautiful beaches in the country. A former Portuguese colony, Goa has several attractions, including a smattering of palm-fringed shorelines and expanses of glistening golden strands, green countryside, fascinating cultural heritage and stunning monuments, including temples, forts and churches. The tropical climate of Goa makes it a popular year-round tourist destination. The smallest state in India, Goa is also a treasure house of music, dance and other art forms. If you are an animal enthusiast, you can head to one of the wildlife refuges located in the state. When the city hosts the annual Goa Carnival, its excitement soars to a new level. Goa is a beach paradise and is known for its beaches, seafood, nightlife and water sports. Goa is not only a well-known beach destination in India but also a perfect spot for a romantic getaway or a place to have memorable moments with your friends or family. The rich cuisine of the state includes Arroz Doce, Balchao, Bebik, Canja De Galinha, Kismur, Sanna, Solachi Kadi, Uddamethi, Vindaloo and many more authentic dishes. Also, there are a plethora of thrill-filled activities to keep visitors occupied, including scuba diving, river cruising, surfing and more. There are two districts in Goa: North Goa and South Goa. North Goa's most popular beaches include Calangute, Baga, Candolim and Anjuna. Besides this, the Church of Mae De Deus and Bodgeshwar Temple should be on your list of places to visit when in North Goa. Butterfly, Palolem and Colva beaches and St Xavierís Church, Shantadurga Temple, Dudhsagar Falls, Naval Aviation Museum and Bhagwan Mahaveer Wildlife Sanctuary are the attractions of South Goa.

Situated in the Peelamedu area of Coimbatore, 10 km from the city centre, Coimbatore International Airport (IATA: CJB) is the 19th busiest airport in India in terms of passenger movement. The major airlines that serve Coimbatore Airport are Air India, IndiGo, Go First, Vistara, Air Arabia, Singapore Airlines and others. With a single terminal, the airport hosts both domestic and international flights. It also houses check-in counters, security check booths, immigration counters and custom counters. Coimbatore Airport terminal offers international-standard facilities to its travellers. It has the premium Black Berry Lounge with Wi-Fi, snacks, magazines and newspapers, and other amenities such as currency exchange service, wheelchairs and baggage assistance for the disabled, medical and childcare rooms, restrooms, ATMs, eateries, etc. Travellers can book a prepaid taxi, rent a car or rely on the city bus service or rickshaws for their onward journeys from the airport.

The fifth-largest city in the state of Tamil Nadu, Salem is a year-round hotspot for tourists. It exhibits a great mix of industry and culture because it is home to some of the oldest temples in the nation and massive industries, such as steel, magnesite and hand weaving. Salem is a stunning city cradled by hills on all its sides. The name ìSalem'' is derived from the term ìSailam,î which means ìsurrounded by mountains.î River Thirumanimuthar flows through Salem, dividing it into two parts. Salem is an alluring tourist destination, and its large list of attractions includes Kanjamalai Kaliyamman Temple, Mettur, Tharamangalam, Lady's Seat, Killiyur Falls and many more places. Salem is rich with prehistoric culture from the Palaeolithic and Neolithic ages. In the twentieth century, the district saw major changes in terms of development and demography. Agriculture is a prominent part of its economy. Salem mangoes, especially the Malgoa variety and a few hybrid varieties, are much-sought after in South India. The city also has cottage industries like rope making.