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Located about 30 Km away from Panaji near Vasco da Gama, Dabolim Airport (IATA: GOI) is the primary airport for the state of Goa. The Dabolim Airport serves all domestic and international tourists. Presently functioning as a civil enclave in a military airbase called INS Hansa, the airport was built in the 1950s.The 36,000 square meter airport can serve more than five million passengers every year. The Dabolim airport consists of two terminals and offers several facilities for the passengers. Terminal 1 caters to domestic flights, while Terminal 2 caters to international flights. Terminal 1 facilities include an ISD/STD booth, banking and postal services, handicrafts emporium, book shop, etc. Duty-free shops, trolleys, medical services and snack bars are some of the significant facilities that Terminal 2 offers.One can find several private buses to Ponda, Panjim, Mapusa, and Margao just outside the terminal. Some buses from the airport also take you to the nearby location of Vasco da Gama. The railway station is located about 1 Km away from the terminals.

Situated about 400 km south of Mumbai, Goa is one of the smallest states in the country. While Maharashtra lies to its north, Goa is bounded by Karnataka on the east and the south. The mighty Arabian Sea surrounds its western boundaries. Its capital city, Panaji or Panjim, lies on the north-central coast of the mainland.Initially, Goa was a Portuguese possession. On achieving independence in 1947, India claimed Goa to be a part of its territory in 1948 and 1949. Therefore, Portugal transferred Goa and its other possessions lying in the Indian subcontinent under severe pressure. After a lot of turbulence and turmoil, Goa finally became a state in 1987.The 105 km coastline of the mainland is characterised by estuaries, sandy beaches, and promontories. Low and forested plateaus merging with the wooden slopes of the Western Ghats constitute its eastern interiors. The island lies between the mouths of the two large rivers, Zuvari and Mandavi.Having an equable climate, the temperature generally ranges between 30 ∞C (highest) and 20 ∞C (lowest). During June and September, a southwest monsoon blows in the state. Goa is most likely to receive around 3,000 mm of rainfall every year during the monsoon season.Due to its Portuguese colonial heritage, Goa has cultivated a diverse cultural landscape. Its population is a harmonious blend of Hindus and Christians. The state is also home to a substantial number of the Muslim population and smaller communities such as Sikhs, Jains, and those who practise local religions. Since Portuguese was the primary language of the state, several Goans continue to bear Portuguese names and surnames. However, most of them are fluent in Marathi, Konkani, or/and English nowadays.Agriculture is the predominant occupation of the Goan economy, and they cultivate a variety of crops like rice, cashews, coconut, and so on. Being located close to the coast, the state also actively participates in the fishing industry.Since Goa has a mixture of cultures, there is no lack of enthusiasm while celebrating festivals. Goa Carnival is one of the most happening festivals when the state witnesses non-stop merriment at its peak. The entire state is seen grooving to the throbbing beats of merriment during the dazzling celebrations. Goan customs reflect secularism and spread the message of how one needs to be tolerant towards other religious traditions.

Situated in the Chittoor district in Andhra Pradesh, the Tirupati International Airport lies 14 Km east of Tirumala. Spanning more than 312 acres, the Airports Authority of India (AAI) takes care of the security and overall maintenance of the airport. The airport consists of one terminal which caters to domestic services. Major airlines such as Air India fly to and from Hyderabad and Mumbai. The other flights include IndiGo, Star Air, and SpiceJet, covering popular destinations. About 15Km away from the airport is the nearest railway station. The airport is well connected to the different modes of transportation like bus and prepaid car services.Plenty of services are available at the airport. The airport provides free of cost facilities for the handling of baggage and does not charge for making special arrangements for handling the baggage of senior citizens. The airport environment has been made keeping the differently-abled passengers in mind. Within the airport premises, one can find a lot of shopping outlets selling different kinds of products like local handicrafts, books, and ethnic jewellery. There are several places which provide delicious meals at reasonable prices.

Tirupati is a city in southeastern Andhra Pradesh, situated in the Palkonda Hills about 108 Km northwest of Chennai in Tamil Nadu. It is said that Tirupati houses the abode of the Lord of Seven Hills, the Hindu god Venkateshwara. At the sacred Tirumala Hills summit lies a temple dedicated to the god.September to February is the ideal time to visit Tirupati, when the weather is relatively pleasant. Brahmotsavam is the most auspicious festival in the area. Celebrated for nine days during September or/and October, several pilgrims rush here to partake in the festival. The townsfolk also celebrate some other prominent festivals such as Ram Navami, Janmashtami, Gangamma Jatra, etc.While Telugu is the primary language of the state, people also speak Hindi, English, Tamil, Kannada, and Malayalam. Sweet rice, Tirupati laddu, Halwa, spicy sambars, rasam, dosa, idli, uttapam, and pesarattu are some of the popular items of the delicious cuisine in Tirupati. The holy food or the prasad is distributed free of cost to everyone at the Venkateswara Temple. However, non-vegetarian food and alcohol are strictly banned here.The town is famous for copper and brass idols and red wooden toys. Nestling at the southern tip of the Eastern Ghats, Tirupati consists of a vast forest cover and numerous waterfalls that have water in them throughout the year. The city is always bustling with devotees from every nook and corner of the world. Its cosmopolitan culture depicts how the kaleidoscopic culture breathes a life full of harmony and unity.