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Located near a state highway, Madurai Airport (IATA code: IXM) is about 10 km from the city centre and 12 km from the Madurai Railway Station. In terms of aircraft movement and passenger footfall, Madurai is the 36th-busiest airport in India. The airport is directly connected to major cities such as Chennai, Mumbai, New Delhi, Hyderabad, and Bangalore and smaller cities like Rajahmundry and Tirupati. The airport also has direct flights to Colombo, Dubai, and Singapore. There are two adjacent terminals at Madurai Airport; the old terminal employs cargo, and the new terminal operates domestic and international flights. IndiGo, Air India, and SpiceJet are the major airlines operating out of here. The airport has numerous facilities for passengers, and these include free Wi-Fi access, gift shops, and shopping centres. Duty-free shops, foreign exchange desks, and ATMs are also available at the airport. Two lounges are available at the new terminal, in addition to convenient passenger facilities. There are various bus routes, taxi services, and auto-rickshaw services to travel to and fro from the airport.

Located in south-central Tamil Nadu, the ancient city of Madurai is a popular tourist destination in southern India. It is believed that nectar from Lord Shivaís hair fell on the town. In Tamil the meaning of mathuram is ësweetnessí, and hence the name Madurai. Located on the banks of River Vaigai, this temple city is a perfect tourist destination. With pleasant weather all year round, Madurai is an ideal destination for families, couples, and solo travellers. Visitors can explore the gorgeous Madurai Palace or shop for authentic local handicrafts. Madurai's rich cultural heritage is especially celebrated during the festivals of Pongal, Chithirai, Avani Moolam and Navaratri. Madurai is also best known for its cotton and silk textiles, including the world-famous Sungudi sarees. Madurai follows a unique cooking style that is called Madurai Chettinad style. There are a variety of vegetarian and non-vegetarian options to savour in this city. The months of December and January are ideal for visiting Madurai, mainly because of the beautifully mild climate. Summers can get quite hot with the average temperature hovering around 34∞C; therefore, it is best to avoid travel from April to June.

Punjab and Haryana states own stakes in Mohali Airport. The airport is known as Chandigarh International Airport (IATA code: IXC). Chandigarh International Airport serves the Union Territory of Chandigarh and Mohali and Panchkula in Punjab and Haryana, respectively. The distance from Chandigarh Airport to the main city is about 20.1 km. Currently, this airport caters to 16 domestic and only one international destination that is Dubai. The major airlines operating from here include IndiGo, SpiceJet, AirAsia, and Air India. The Airport Council International has awarded Chandigarh Airport the Best Airport in the Asia-Pacific Region for its hygiene measures. The new terminal at Chandigarh International Airport was inaugurated on September 11, 2015, and it became operational on October 19, 2015. The airport is well-designed with botanical gardens and plants inside. It has been built in such a way that artificial lighting is not required during the day, and the glass does not allow outside heat to enter the premises. It was built by Larsen & Toubro (L&T). You will find an ATM, Wi-Fi, and a duty-free shop within the terminal.

Chandigarh is a city, a union territory, and the joint capital of Haryana and Punjab . Situated alongside the Shivalik Range of the Himalayas, Chandigarh is located in the northwest of India. It covers an area of about 114 sq km and shares borders with Haryana and Punjab . Chandigarhís name is derived from the Chandi Mandir, a temple dedicated to Goddess Chandi. Chandigarh literally translates to ëChandií+ígarhí meaning ëstronghold of Goddess Chandií. The foundation stone of the city was laid in 1952 and the city was declared a Union Territory on 1st November 1966. The Swiss-French architect Le Corbusier had planned Chandigarh, keeping in mind the half-a-million people uprooted due to the partition. He envisioned Chandigarh's master plan as a human body with a clearly defined head (the Capitol Complex, Sector 1), intellect (the cultural and educational institutions), lungs (the leisure valley, numerous open spaces, and sector greens), a heart (the City Centre, Sector 17), circulatory system (the 7Vs), and viscera (the industrial areas). This beautiful city has the second-highest per capita income in India. Chandigarh is Indiaís first planned city built post-independence. Chandigarh has plenty of industries manufacturing food products, paper, sanitaryware, machine tools, basic metals, auto parts, pharmaceuticals, and electrical appliances. Tourism has also grown tremendously over the past years and is now very popular among Indians as well as people overseas. The months of mid-August to November are the best to visit Chandigarh, as the weather is pleasant, making it easy to explore its beautiful landscape, gardens, and architecture.