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Jodhpur Airport (IATA: JDH) was initially built as the Jodhpur Flying Club by King Umaid Singh during the 1920s. It was upgraded in 1950 after the Indian Air Force was formed. It was here that the Indian Air Force Flying College was established. However, the college ceased to exist after the 1965 war. The current airport has a single terminal with seven check-in counters and three boarding gates. It has the capacity to handle 430 passengers. Passengers can find various snack outlets and cafes as well as some duty-free shops at the airport. Jodhpur Airport can be reached by bus, taxi, or auto-rickshaw. It is the closest airport to Ajmer, Bhilwara, and Pali. One can opt for car rentals, prepaid taxis, or interstate taxi service providers within the airport to travel to these towns.

The 'Blue City of India', Jodhpur, is the second-largest city in Rajasthan and a popular tourist spot. The most intriguing feature of Jodhpur is the regal architecture in its monuments which draws people from all over the world. Jodhpur is also an educational hub and possesses some of the country's most reputed academic institutions, including campuses for the Indian Institute of Technology and All India Institute of Medical Sciences. The city was founded by the Rathore ruler of the Marwar kingdom, Rao Jodha, in 1459 and was initially known as Marwar. Rao Jodha named it after himself once he turned it into the capital city of the Marwar kingdom. The colour blue helped the locals keep their homes cool as the temperature in Jodhpur often soars up. And so, you can find many homes painted blue in the city. Jodhpur's magnificent architecture can be seen and admired through the Mehrangarh Fort, the memorials, especially the Mandore gardens, and the Balsamand Lake Palace, among many others. The cuisine of Jodhpur is primarily Marwari food items, with pyaaz kachori, mawa kachori, and mirchi bada being the specialities. The Jodhpur sweets are also famous all over the country. Folk music, dominated by instruments like algoza and baara, is another way to soothe your senses and should not be missed while in Jodhpur. The city is well-connected and can be reached by road, rail, or air. Hindi and Marwari are the most widely spoken languages here.

Dibrugarh Airport (IATA: DIB) is located at Mohanbari, 15 km from the main town. It was built in the 1950s and is one of the oldest airports in the country. Several airlines, including Air India, Vistara, SpiceJet, and IndiGo, operate from Dibrugarh Airport. The airport has a single runway which is currently being expanded to handle more cargo flights. It is the fourth-busiest airport in the northeast region. It has a single terminal linked with two aerobridges. The terminal has all the facilities for the passengers, like wheelchair and medical assistance, childcare rooms, A lost-and-found baggage counter, ATMs, phone charging booths, etc. The airport also has various snack outlets and a restaurant in its complex.

Dibrugarh, located in upper Assam on the banks of the river Brahmaputra, is one of the fastest-growing towns in Assam. It is famous for producing world-class tea and is also known as the 'Tea City of India'. Dibrugarh is a composite name, and the first half of its name, 'Dibruí, is derived from the river Dibaru, while 'Garh' means fort. Before independence, the British had made it a commercial and administrative centre. Apart from tea, Dibrugarh is also well-known for its production of Assam silk and timber. It is also abundant with oil and natural gas resources. The city offers excellent street food, especially for those fond of spicy delicacies. Pithas, a sweet dish made of rice, coconut, and sesame seeds, is an excellent option for those with a sweet tooth. Assamese is the most widely spoken language here. It is well-connected with all major cities and can be reached by rail, road, or air. The Dibrugarh Railway Station is almost 5 km from the city centre, while the airport is 15 km from the main town. The climate in Dibrugarh is warm and temperate.