Madurai to Chennai Flights ( 5 flights found )

About Madurai (IXM)

Madurai is vibrant, soulful, mythical and chaotic enough to charm your senses and inspire you with its gentle breeze, music of devotion, and the fragrance of ceremonial flowers. Madurai is a thriving destination of Tamil culture, steeped in rich traditions, customs, colors, and beliefs. Here, you can visit the many temples, palaces, and marvelous edifices that date back centuries, showcasing not just the deep spirituality of the people, but also the architectural splendor of South India. Between the technological chaos and development, you’ll discover the calm and pure traditions and lifestyle within its small alleys and narrow streets.

Madurai is also known for its textiles, handicrafts, and jewelry. Travelers can take with them not only memories of this beautiful landscape, but also fine handloom and hand-woven sarees, as well as handicraft and woodcraft items, with intricate carvings. Madurai doesn’t fall short on its active nightlife, because it is a city that never sleeps.

You can easily reach this city of Gods and Kings as it is connected by the Madurai International Airport (IXM). The airport is situated at a distance of 12 km from the railway station and is therefore easily accessible from most anywhere in the city. There is an integrated terminal for both the domestic and international flight arrivals and departures. The airport can handle a flow of 250 passengers for arrivals and departures at the domestic and international terminals.

Travelling to and from the Madurai International Airport is equally easy, as there are numerous public transport options. City buses frequently ply to and from the airport to ensure and you can also hire taxis and car rental services that are available for travelers at the airport.

About Chennai (MAA)

Chennai, the capital of Tamil Nadu, is one of the major cultural, industrial, economic and commercial centers of Southern India. Also known as the ‘Detroit of India’, Chennai has long been underrated and overlooked by travelers, but this city has a lot to offer in terms of tradition, culture and history.

The old-school charm of this city is still intact as locals take great pride in their culture. Although the rapid economic growth in the city has given rise to a vibrant cosmopolitan culture, Chennai is best experienced through the charm of its museums, temples, and narrow bazaars. When in Chennai it is a must to enjoy a play or musical recital as this experience will stay with you forever.

Chennai witnesses a deluge of both domestic and international tourists because of both its commerce and culture. The Chennai International Airport (MAA) is situated at Tirisulam. It is the third-busiest Indian airport in terms of cargo movement and international passenger traffic after Delhi and Mumbai airports. The Chennai International Airport is divided into the Kamaraj Terminal and Anna Terminal that handle domestic and international arrivals and departures, respectively.

Chennai Airport is easily accessible from several locations as it is well connected by both public and private transport. Many buses ply between the airport and several business districts. Additionally, car rentals and pre-paid taxis at the airport make commuting to and from the city easy. In the case of inter-terminal transfers, there is a battery-operated shuttle service that you can rely on.

Beware of autorickshaw drivers in the city as tourists can be fleeced or will have to deal with rude behavior if they cannot speak Tamil.