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Tiruchirappalli International Airport is located approximately 7.7 km away from the city. The airport has two terminals. One terminal caters to domestic and international flights, while the other is used for cargo. Tiruchirappalli Airport offers several facilities such as wheelchair assistance, ATMs, currency exchange options, trolleys, separate smoking areas, Wi-Fi, baby care, emergency medical services, etc. One can either take car rental services or a taxi to reach the airport from the city and vice-versa.

Karaikudi is one of the best tourist places in Tamilnadu. The city lies between Trichy and Rameshwaram. Karaikudi is famous for its unique architecture. The town has several beautiful homes constructed by a unique material called 'Karai Veedu'. Karai is a plant that is found in abundance in the city. It is also believed that the city has been named after this plant. There are various religious and sacred places in Karaikudi that allure travellers from all over the world.

Thiruvananthapuram International Airport is officially known as Trivandrum International Airport. It was declared the fifth international airport in India in 1991. Located around 4 Km from the city centre, the airport has two terminals. Terminal 1 is used for all the domestic flights (except Air India), and Terminal 2 is used for all the international flights and domestic flights run by Air India. The transportation options available at the Thiruvananthapuram Airport include car rentals, prepaid taxis and public bus service. The airport also offers facilities such as ATMs, baggage wrapping services, restaurants, cafes, duty-free shops, free Wi-Fi and baby care rooms, among other such facilities.

Thiruvananthapuram is the capital city of Kerala and is located on the west coast of India. It is blessed with beautiful green landscapes and major tourist destinations like Kovalam Beach and the Padmanabhaswamy Temple. With a rich tradition that dates back to 1000 BCE, the city has been renowned for trading spices, sandalwood and ivory. It is a major IT hub within the state. Thiruvananthapuram also houses many notable establishments, which are not only academically important but also historically and culturally vital.