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Tiruchirappalli International Airport is located around 5 Km from the south of the city centre of Tiruchirappalli in Tamil Nadu. The airport was declared an international airport on October 4, 2012. It is the fourth largest airport in Tamil Nadu and operates multiple flights every day across both national and international locations. The airport has two terminals adjacent to each other, with the bigger terminal being constructed at the southern end of the airport. The original terminal was converted into an international cargo complex. The airport is well connected to the city through transport services such as cabs, private taxis, and public buses. As an international airport, it has 4 custom counters, 16 immigration counters, and an overall 210 CISF personnel. The best way to travel from Tiruchirapalli Airport to Madurai is via rental taxi service from the airport. Alternatively, regular buses connect Tiruchirapalli to Madurai.

Madurai is a city rooted deep in cultural heritage, as it is one of the oldest cities of India. Despite the sprawling rise of industries and urbanization, the city has some of the most beautiful temples reflecting a medieval picture. Known as the ëtemple cityí, Madurai has attracted visitors from across the globe with its ancient history and high-rise Dravidian style temples. Madurai is not only confined to the temple, but it is also a city bustling with antiques and artifacts, especially famous for intricately designed brassware. The colourful temples and their carvings dominate the city and have attracted pilgrimage and spiritual travel.

Thiruvananthapuram International Airport is the first airport established in Kerala in 1932. The airport has two terminals, with Terminal 1 operating all the domestic flights except Air India, and Terminal 2 managing international flights and domestic Air India flights. It is the fourth busiest airport in India, connecting flights across the country and several international destinations. The airport has a world-class lounge and spas to relax, a variety of branded stores to shop, and many restaurants. It is well connected to the city through transport options such as taxis, cabs, and local transport. Passengers experience best-in-class amenities at the airport such as currency exchange, Wi-Fi service, cargo service, ATMs, medical facilities, prayer room, smoking lounge, porter service, bagging wrapping service, and lost and found.

Thiruvananthapuram was formerly called Trivandrum and is the capital city of Kerala. The city is wrapped in the magnificence of colonial architecture, with a blend of modern and tradition existing side by side. As a capital city, it is an important commercial hub. The city has Victorian style museums, Neo-cathedrals, and gorgeous temples built by former kingdoms. It is the gateway to the white sand beaches of Kerala, fringed with coconut trees and surrounded by the low lying valley. Thiruvananthapuram is located close to several wildlife sanctuaries in Kerala and adjoining states. The heritage and culture of Kerala is reflected in the delectable food in Thiruvananthapuram, preserved archeological heritage, and many small to big museums and temples spread across the city.