How to reach Lakshadweep
Times of IndiaTimes Travel Editor/TRAVEL TIPS, LAKSHADWEEP/ Updated : Jun 8, 2017, 12:22 IST
Synopsis
Lakshadweep, a tropical archipelago of 36 coral reefs in the Laccadive Sea, is one of the most visited beach destination in the country. Travelers from all over India and abroad prefer to spend their holidays here owing to its pri … Read more
Lakshadweep, a tropical archipelago of 36 coral reefs in the Laccadive Sea, is one of the most visited beach destination in the country. Travelers from all over India and abroad prefer to spend their holidays here owing to its pristine beaches and natural splendor. However, permit is required to visit the place which is granted by the government. Among several islands here, Kavaratti is the most developed and features several mosques. Read less
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By air:
Lakshadweep has only one airport, the Agatti Airport on Agatti Island. This airport is linked with the airport in Cochin. Those planning a trip to Lakshadweep first need to get their air tickets booked for Cochin International Airport, which is well connected with rest of the world. From Agatti, one can take the helicopter facility till Kavaratti, which is available throughout the year. It takes around one hour and thirty minutes to reach Agatti from Cochin. These flights are operational six days a week.
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