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Surat International Airport is on Magdalla-Dumas Road, that leads to the famous Dumas Beach in the city's southwest. Surat Airport is about 20 km from the city centre and is the second-busiest airport in Gujarat in terms of flight operations and passenger traffic. The airport has only one terminal, and all domestic arrivals and departures are handled at this terminal. The arrival lounge at the airport has a hotel and taxi booking counter. Trolleys, wheelchairs, and medical help are also available at the airport. Besides, a free shoe-shining machine has been installed inside the airport. It also houses an ATM and offers free Wi-Fi to travellers. A lost and found counter has been set up as part of passenger services.

Surat, called Suryapur earlier, is a city in Gujarat. It is on the banks of the River Tapti. Surat is the second-largest city in Gujarat and the ninth-largest in the country. The city is also called the Silk City, Green City, or the Embroidery Capital of India. Surat is also referred to as the "Diamond City." It has many old temples and museums, as well as lakes, beaches, and gardens that attract tourists. The city has a unique and enthusiastic vibe because of its culture. Surat is best known for Dandiya Raas during Navratri and the kite-flying festival during Sankranti. The delicacies served in this part of the country also attract tourists.

Declared as the fifth international airport of India in 1991, Trivandrum International Airport, also known as Thiruvananthapuram International Airport, is situated in the city of Thiruvananthapuram in Kerala. 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.

Located on the west coast of India, Thiruvananthapuram is the capital city of Kerala. Termed by Mahatma Gandhi as the "evergreen city of India", Thiruvananthapuram is blessed with beautiful green landscapes and major tourist destinations such as 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. The city is a major IT hub within the state. It also houses many notable establishments, which are not only academically important but also historically and culturally vital.