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Lal Bahadur Shastri International Airport (IATA: VNS) is located in the Babatpur area of Varanasi, which is 23.7 km from the city. The Lal Bahadur Shastri International Airport connects Varanasi to other parts of the country. Earlier, it was known as the Varanasi Airport and was officially renamed in October 2005. The airport received international status on October 4, 2012. The airport has an international terminal spread across 1000 square metres with 2 counters for check-in, 3 each for immigration and customs, and 1 for security. The domestic terminal at the airport is spread over 2,000 square metres offering 1 security counter and 7 for check-ins. This airport also has all the necessary services for the comfort of passengers. Travellers can access postal services at the domestic departures, alongside a telephone booth, snack bar, and restaurant. While both domestic and international arrivals have a tourist information counter, the arrival lounge at the domestic terminal also provides car rental services. Pre-paid taxi services managed by the local police are available just outside the airport. Apart from this, the airport has wheelchairs, trolleys, and a childcare room. Free first-aid services and assistance for infants, seniors, and physically challenged travellers are also available.

Varanasi is situated on the banks of the holy Ganga River in the northern state of Uttar Pradesh. It is believed to be one of the oldest living cities in the world. Varanasi is known by many names, such as Benares, Banaras, Kashi city, and holds a prominent place in Hindu mythology. For many years, this ancient city has attracted pilgrims from across India and other countries. It houses many ancient domes, ashrams, and narrow lanes with bustling shops. Varanasi is a symbol of the colourful and spiritual side of India. According to Hinduism, when someone passes away in Varanasi, they are freed from the cycle of rebirth. Some prominent tourist attractions in Varanasi are Kashi Vishwanath Temple, Durga Temple, Bharat Mata Temple and Dashashwamedh Ghat. The food in the city draws its influence from the communities that reside here. Many vegetarian delicacies are prepared in desi ghee in Varanasi. Aside from this, crispy kachoris and samosas are some of the most popular street dishes here. Varanasi has also been a significant centre for learning over the years. It is associated with spiritualism, mysticism, Sanskrit, yoga, and the Hindi language. Many famous authors such as Tulsi Das hail from Varanasi. Because of this, the region has also earned its spot as the cultural capital of India. From walking through the busy alleys of the city or watching the sunrise from a boat on the Ganges, Varanasi is an unforgettable experience for travellers.

Coimbatore International Airport (IATA: CJB) is the main airport which serves the city of Coimbatore in Tamil Nadu. It is situated in Peelamedu, about 10.8 km from the Coimbatore city centre and 158 km from Salem. Previously called the Peelamedu Civil Aerodrome, it is the 15th largest airport in India for the total movement of aircrafts. The airport began its operations in 1940 as a civil aerodrome. Later, it was renovated to accommodate larger aircrafts and reopened in 1987. Today, it services many domestic cities like Chennai, Bangalore, New Delhi, and Mumbai. It is even connected to two international cities, Sharjah and Singapore. It has one terminal which handles both domestic and international flights. Baggage services are available within the airport premises for passenger convenience. The parking bays at the airport can accommodate over 300 cars. The airport also has medical rooms, currency exchange offices, vending machines, ATMs and tourist information desks.

Salem is the 5th largest city in Tamil Nadu and home to some of the oldest temples in the country. The name ëSalemí is derived from the word ëSailamí, which means surrounded by mountains. It is surrounded by serene hills on all four sides and is separated by the Thirumanimuthar River into two regions. Many prominent industries, like steel and hand weaving, make Salem a perfect blend of industry and culture. The city has also developed as a large-scale industrial centre, with electrical and chemical factories, tool workshops, and brass rolling mills. Some of the main attractions in Salem are Tharmangalam, Kottai Mariamman Temple, Sugavaneswarar Temple, and the grand Metur Dam. Since Salem is in Tamil Nadu, South Indian cuisine is popular here. A mouth-watering street delicacy called thattuvadai, which is chat served with a deep-fried rice cookie, is also popular here. The Yercaud Festival is one of the main annual events here, with exciting flower shows, boat races, cultural events, and dog shows.