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The Dimapur Airport is located in Nagaland, between the districts of Chumukedima and Dimapur. It is positioned at the third mile, which is NH 29. It is the only civil airport in Nagaland and connects Dimapur to many metropolitan cities, such as New Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai and Bengaluru. It has a single terminal with one onboarding gate. The total capacity of the terminal is 350 passengers for arrivals and 200 passengers for departures. Many intercity transportation options are available at the Dimapur airport. Car rental services are available at the arrival terminals, and you could also call for app-based cabs, prepaid cabs, or auto-rickshaws. Dimapur airport has an area of 3,583 sq Km with two check-in counters for the travellersí convenience. The airport also has restaurants and duty-free shops. It is also equipped with modern amenities, such as baggage services, child care rooms, wheelchairs and trolleys, and assistance for the physically disabled. Tourists may also obtain assistance and acquire information on numerous sites to visit in Nagaland, as well as connectivity, at the airportís tourist information lounge.

Dimapur, popularly known as the ëGateway of Nagalandí, is the stateís only modern metropolis, with several shopping malls and commercial centres. Dimapur means the ëcity near the great riverí in Naga, with the Dhansiri River on one side and wooden meadows on the other. It is the ancient capital of the Kachari tribe, which used to exist before the 13th century AD, whose remains can also be found in the ruins that are scattered in and around the temple that are the prime attraction for every tourist. It is one of the fastest-growing cities in the Northeastern region of India. The city is covered with woody fields, and hills offering a beautiful landscape around it. Its bazaars offer a variety of imported goods and antiques from neighbouring China, Thailand and Burma. The city is also known for providing beautiful handlooms and handicrafts that are made by local villagers. The city is also famous for its Hornbill Festival, which displays vibrant tribal culture and history.

Thiruvananthapuram Airport, now known as Adani Thiruvananthapuram International Airport (ATIAL), is located in Airport Road, Chackai, about 4 Km from Thiruvananthapuram City Centre and 5 Km from the Thiruvananthapuram Central Railway Station. It is the 2nd busiest airport in Kerala and the 24th busiest in India. It has two terminals, where Terminal 1 serves domestic flights, while Terminal 2 handles domestic and international arrivals and departures. The airport also has headquarters of the Southern Air Command (India) of the Indian Air Force (IAF) and the coast guard for their operations. It also caters to Rajiv Gandhi Academy for Aviation Technology, which carries out pilot training activities. Thiruvananthapuram Airport has lounges, trolleys, duty-free shops, restaurants, ATMs, Wi-Fi, and many other passenger services, such as Forex, VIP lounges, ATMs, etc. To reach the airport, you can choose from the different modes of transportation available. Car rental services are available at the arrival terminals. Travellers may select between prepaid and app-based cabs. Besides, auto-rickshaws are also available at the airport.

Thiruvananthapuram, also called ëThe Evergreen City of Indiaí, is the capital city of Kerala located on the West Coast of India near the extreme South of the mainland along the Arabian Sea. Thiruvananthapuram in Malayalam means ëThe City of Lord Anantaí. Ananta was the serpent Shesha of Lord Vishnu, a Hindu God. Thiruvananthapuram is one of the most visited pilgrimage destinations of India as it is renowned for its ancient temples and its historical significance. The city comprises beautiful beaches around the shore of the Arabian Sea, long stretches of beach coasts, windy backwaters, and palm tree shorelines, which is considered a paradise for beach lovers. Beaches situated outside the city such as the Shankhumugam and Kovalam beaches are world-famous. Thiruvananthapuram is a major information technology hub in India, and contributes around 55% of the software exports of Kerala. It is also an educational hub, as it is home to the Institute of Space Science and Technology, the Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre, and various other educational institutions. Visitors can see a variety of the traditional culture of Kerala, such as traditionally dressed people, elephant temples, and people eating their daily food off banana leaves. The city captures the essence of Kerala and attracts tourists, professionals, and businessmen from all parts of the world.