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Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport, also known as Guwahati Airport, is located in the Borjhar region, around 29 km from the city centre. There is one integrated terminal here for domestic and international flights. For the convenience of travellers, luggage trolleys are offered at no extra cost at the airport. The airport also has medical services, exam rooms, a lost and found luggage counter, a childcare area, and a business centre. To travel in and around the city, one can use the Guwahati railway station situated 22 km from the airport and the bus terminal 14 km away from the airport. Also, visitors can hire private taxis.

Guwahati is regarded as the gateway to North East India. It is positioned between the Shillong plateau's slopes and the southern bank of the Brahmaputra River. The Puranas and the Hindu epics have references to Guwahati. Some Ramayana and Mahabharata tales and events are also connected to Guwahati. There is a town called Pandu, established in the Guwahati metropolitan area in honour of King Pandu, father of the Pandavas. Guwahati is also well-known for its sacred locations, including the hilltop Kamakhya Temple. The city is renowned for its character, cuisine, people, festivals, and rich culture and heritage. Bihu, the Brahmaputra Beach Festival, the Ambubachi Mela, New Year, Durga Puja, Holi, Diwali, and many other major festivals are celebrated with fervour in Guwahati. The city is also a significant tea trade hub. This is the region with the second-largest commercial tea output in the world. Guwahati Tea Auction Centre (GTAC) is one of the busiest tea trading facilities in the world. It is also a significant business and academic hub for eastern India. It is also home to a campus of the Indian Institute of Technology.

Sri Guru Ram Dass Jee International Airport, Amritsar is located around 11 km from the city centre. It can be found close to Rajasansi village on the Amritsar-Ajnala Road. Along with Punjab, the airport provides service to the southern areas of Jammu and Kashmir and the western districts of Himachal Pradesh, two nearby geographic locations. There is only one integrated terminal at Amritsar Airport that serves both local and international flights. At Amritsar airport, there are many immigration counters and customs counters for the convenience of international passengers. The distances between the city's bus and train stations from the airport are 23 and 22 kilometres, respectively. All of the key locations in the city are accessible from the airport through frequent bus services and private transportation. Also, cycle-rickshaws are a unique kind of transportation that can be used by tourists for exploring the local areas of the city.

Amritsar was historically known as Ramdaspur. It derives its name from the Amrit Sarovar constructed in the Tung village by the fourth Guru of the Sikh faith - Guru Ram Das. The city draws visitors from all over the world because of its intricate and lovely architecture, turbulent history, and superb literature and culture. Amritsar is known around the globe for the Golden Temple, also known as the Harmandir Sahib Gurudwarañthe holiest site for the Sikh community. The temple is encircled by the revered Amrit Sarovar lake, where pilgrims can bathe. Additionally, this location is known for the Jallianwala Bagh Massacre and for being close to the Wagah Border. The rich cuisine and abundant servings of the famed Punjabi hospitality work together to further wow the visitors. It also has good connections to nearly all of the country's major cities