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Dehradun Airport (IATA: DED), also known as Jolly Grant Airport, is a domestic airport located 22 km southeast of the city, nestled in the Himalayan foothills. Dehradun Airport was built in 1974, and in February 2009, the new terminal building was inaugurated. The airport is known as the Air Gateway of Garhwal because of the significant role it plays in boosting tourism of the state. Spread over 4,500 sq m, Jolly Grant Airportís single terminal has 8 check-in counters and 1 security counter, with a capacity of 75 passengers at both arrival and departure halls. The most frequent flights from this airport are from New Delhi to Dehradun and there are a few flights scheduled between Dehradun and Mumbai, Trivandrum, and Bangalore. Hotel reservations, auto rentals, and Uttarakhand tour operator services are all available at the airport. Physically challenged and aged passengers can use the free wheelchairs and assistance. A child care room, free luggage trolleys, a medical room, and a lost and found baggage desk are among the additional amenities available at Jolly Grant Airport. There are many restaurants at the airport where travellers can satisfy their hunger. There is also a souvenir shop. There are city buses from the airport to various points in the city. There is also a general taxi service and car rental service at the airport. Travellers who want to travel to other states may opt for inter-state car or taxi services.

Dehradun, located at an altitude of 2,200 feet above sea level, is situated in the northwestern part of Uttrakhand. This charming city nestled in the Doon Valley at the foothills of the Himalayas is surrounded by high mountains and lush Sal forests. The valley of Doon is also known as the Gateway to Garhwal and Mussoorie. This beautiful hill station features a scenic landscape, pleasant year-round weather, prestigious institutions, fascinating history, rich cultural heritage, large number of adventure sport options, vibrant terrain, sacred temples, delicious cuisine, quaint cafÈs and lounges, and breathtaking views. The name of the city is a combination of the terms Dera and Dun, which together mean Camp in the Valley. The city is also known as the Drona Nagri or Abode of Drona, a reference to the legendary Guru Dronacharya, the guru of Kauravas and Pandavas, from the Mahabharata and it is also believed that Lord Rama and Laxman visited this city. In 1699, the Sikh Guru Ram Rai retreated to this region from Punjab and founded the city. The Mughal Governor Najib-ud-Daula occupied the city from 1757 to 1770. The last rulers of the city were the Gurkhas, and when the Gurkha War ended in 1816, the British took over the city. After Indiaís independence in 1947, the city became a part of Uttar Pradesh. However, in 2000, the northern portion of the state was separated into the state of Uttarakhand, and Dehradun became the capital of the newly formed state. During British rule, various iconic institutions developed in the area, including Doon School, Welham School, Forest Research Institute and others. Today as well Dehradun is home to iconic schools and prestigious educational and research institutions like the Indian Military Academy, the Archaeological Survey Laboratory, the Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology, and Rashtriya Indian Military College. Summer season, from March to June, is an excellent time to visit Dehradun because the weather is lovely with clear skies, ideal for sightseeing. Winters, on the other hand, are a perfect time to witness snowfall and enjoy winter sport activities.

Dibrugarh Airport, (IATA:DIB) also known as Mohanbari Airport, is one of India's oldest airports in the eastern part.It is located around 16 km to the northeast of the city. The airport is spread across 386 acres with a 6000 feet main runway. Its terminal building has a single runway with two aerobridges, four boarding gates, ten check-in counters and two security check counters. It can handle up to 500 passengers at peak hours. Major domestic airlines, such as Air India, IndiGo, Vistara, and SpiceJet, operate regular flights to and from Dibrugarh Airport, connecting the city to major Indian cities like Delhi, Kolkata, Bangalore, Guwahati, Imphal, Aizawl, and Agartala. Regular city buses ply between the city centre and airport. Passengers can also opt for general taxi or car rental services to reach the city from the airport. There are several restaurants and shops located within the airport terminal building. The airport offers excellent facilities for travellers like free trolleys, a security hold area, medical facilities, childcare rooms, and a lost and found baggage counter. Wheelchairs and escort services for senior, infirm, and physically challenged travellers are also available at the airport.

Dibrugarh is located in a valley along the Brahmaputra River in the northeastern part of Assam. The city is an important commercial hub, a rail terminus, and a port. The most significant agricultural activity in the region is tea growing and the primary industries include tea processing and oilseed and rice milling. During ancient times, Dibrugarh was part of Dibarumukh, which was a well-known Ahom encampment during the Ahom Sutiya War. In 1826, Dibrugarh became an administrative and commercial centre of the British in Upper Assam. They constructed a fort on the bank of the river Dibaru. In 1842, Dibrugarh became the headquarters of Lakhimpur district and during World War II, served as the primary military base and transit camp for Burmese evacuees. Presently, Dibrugarh is an independent district of Assam. Located around 140 km from Jorhat, the city is also known as Tea City of India because of its famed tea plantations, and it is the headquarters of the Dibrugarh Tea Estate. It is the main city in India where black as well as green tea is cultivated and produced on a large scale. This quaint city with its lush green British-era tea gardens has several places of interest like wildlife sanctuaries, historical monuments, and religious places. Some of the famous tourist places are Jokai Botanical Garden, Jagannath Temple, Dibru-Saikhowa National Park, Temple of Radha Krishna, Rukmini Island, Jeypore Rainforest, and Koli Aai Thaan among others.