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Kochi Airport, officially called Cochin International Airport (IATA Code: COK), serves the city of Kochi in Kerala and was established in 1936. Situated around 28 km outside the city centre, the Cochin International Airport is India's first public-private partnership (PPP) airport. It receives the most number of passengers and is the state's biggest airport. There are three primary terminals at Cochin International Airport: one for domestic flights, one for international flights, and one for cargo. Its domestic terminal is spread over 100,000 sq. ft. Air India, AirAsia, SpiceJet, IndiGo and others operate here. This station has a luxury lounge for business class passengers, making travel more pleasant. The airport features a range of contemporary conveniences, including free baggage services, food counters and an eating patio garden lounge among others. Prepaid taxi and car rental booths can be found around the airport. You may book taxis to travel to Kochi and neighbouring areas. Passengers from neighbouring cities may take advantage of the intercity service provided by KSRTC buses.

Located in the picturesque state of Kerala, Kochi is an important Indian port and historic commercial hub. Despite its long, rich history as a port that gave a platform for the Arabs, Portuguese, Dutch, and British to trade in spices, it is most known for its stunning natural scenery. With everything from sandy beaches to quiet backwaters, rolling hills to dense woods, the area is a tourism hotspot. As a result, Kochi has grown to become one of South India's top tourist spots throughout the years. Being relatively near the equator, Kochi has a tropical monsoon. The weather is warm, with an average temperature of 31∞C. Kochi is a year-round vacation hotspot. However, the winter months, September through March, are ideal. Coming to cultural heritage, Kochi has a multi-dimensional beauty. The majority of the population of Kochi consists of Malayalis. Tamils, Jews, Sikkimese, Konkanis and Tulus are also there. The most common language spoken in Kochi is Malayalam, followed by English, Hindi and Tamil. Kochi's primary faith include Hinduism, Islam and Christianity. One may find Jains, Sikhs, Jews and Buddhists as well. Kochiís cuisine is quite interesting. Tamarind and coconut flavour Kochi's wonderful meals. You can find seafood and green veggies too. Try sambar, rasam, avial, payasam, thoren, etc., for a change in flavour. Cochin Carnival, Malayatoor Perunal, Jewish holidays and others are celebrated with zeal here. Besides these things, Kochiís good transport system also helps travellers enjoy the scenic beauty of the land.

To reach the stunning city of Salem, most visitors fly to Coimbatore International Airport (IATA Code: CJB). Coimbatore Airport is the fifteenth-largest airport in India. It was originally a civilian airfield that was built in 1940. It is 11 km away from Coimbatore Railway Station. Coimbatore Airport is a hub for several domestic airlines including SpiceJet, IndiGo and Air India. It has direct flights to Sharjah and Singapore. SilkAir, Air Arabia, Singapore Airlines, and Virgin Australia are the international airlines that service the airport. There is only one terminal at Coimbatore International Airport, serving both domestic and international flights. The airport underwent reconstruction in 2008, allowing for greater aeroplane operations and improved passenger capacity. More than 300 vehicles may be parked at the airport's parking lots. ATMs, information booths, coffee and soft drink vending machines, currency exchange counters, tourist information desks and medical services are also available to passengers at the airport. The Gandhipuram bus station is conveniently located about 10 km from Coimbatore International Airport. The central bus station and other major bus stations in Coimbatore, including Ukkadam and Singanallur, provide frequent bus connections to the airport. Taxis and prepaid car services are readily accessible here.

Salem is the fifth-biggest city in Tamil Nadu. As per local legend, Salem was home to the famous Tamil poetess Avvaiyar. In ancient times, the region was under the control of Chera monarchs and the kings of Tamil Nadu, who were known as Kurunila Mannargal. Salem's average elevation is 912 ft (278 m) and it is encircled by hills. Salem enjoys dry weather year-round, except during monsoon. The northeast monsoon is strong from September through November. In December, the rains end, leaving a bright, pleasant atmosphere for tourists. People visit temples in Salem because the city is popular among pilgrims. Salem has a strong artistic and cultural heritage. The cityís arts and culture centre provides financial and other support to local communities. Salem is a city full of celebrations. Its many fairs and festivals maintain the city's religious and traditional values. Pongal, Mariamman, Navrathri and Bhogi are just a few of the many festivals celebrated in Salem.