Trivandrum to Diu Flights

Diu Airport is a small airport in the Indian Union Territory of Daman and Diu. The airport is about 5 Km away from Diu city centre. It also serves other parts of Gujarat, such as Veraval and Jafrabad. It was built in 1954, when Diu was part of the Portuguese army and had its own airport. The Airport Authority of India is in charge of and runs the Diu Airport Authority. The airport has one domestic terminal that can hold 100 people in both the arrival and departure halls. Air India is the only airline that currently operates from here. Some of the facilities that you can use at the terminal are luggage trolleys, wheelchairs for people with disabilities, PCO/STD/ISD, medical and first aid rooms, tourist information stands, drinking water, restaurants, snack bars, and rest rooms.

ëDiuí is a word that comes from the Sanskrit word ëDweepí. The island of Diu, which is small and beautiful, is near Junagadh on the Saurashtra Peninsula in Gujarat. It covers an area of about 38.8 square Km. Diu is known for its lively culture and friendly people, along with its beautiful beaches and Portuguese architecture. Diu is a great place for people who like to do activities such as parasailing, jet skiing, and boating.

Thiruvananthapuram airport was established in 1932 and is Kerala The state's first airport. In 1991, former Indian Prime Minister V.P. Singh designated Thiruvananthapuram Airport, also known as Trivandrum Airport, as the fifth international airport in India. It covers an area of 750 acres. There are two terminals at the airport: Terminal 1 for domestic flights and Terminal 2 for international flights and domestic flights. Most of the prominent big airlines fly to and from Thiruvananthapuram. Air India, Go First, and SpiceJet are some of them. The airport provides services such as baggage wrapping, Wi-Fi, a lounge room, a prayer room, porter service, pranaam meet and greet service, baby care, a tourist counter, forex and ATMs, and medical facilities, and much more.

Thiruvananthapuram, formerly known as Trivandrum, is the capital city of Kerala and is regarded as the abode of Lord Anantha. Thiruvananthapuram is known as the ëEvergreen City of Indiaí because it has lush greenery, beautiful beaches, temples, and a lot more. During your time here, you can visit many of the museums, art galleries, and wildlife reserves. The cuisine in the city includes exotic seafood and South Indian vegetarian options. The city has everything from fine dining to beach stalls and roadside eateries. You'll be spoiled for choice when it comes to shopping, from antiques to traditional arts and crafts.