Dibrugarh to Salem Flights

Bangalore Airport is officially called the Kempegowda International Airport (IATA code: BLR). It is located 40 km from the city centre in Devanahalli. It is well-connected with the city by bus and taxi. The airport is a four-storey structure with all modern conveniences. Baggage and check-in facilities are located on the ground floor, while domestic and international departures and a large number of retail establishments are located on the second floor. The airportís capacity to accommodate about 720 aircraft operations per day and 11 million passengers annually makes it special. Hajj pilgrims use Terminal 2, which was built specifically for them. It has VIP lounges, restaurants, ATMs, baby care rooms, and duty-free shops.

Salem is on the banks of the tributary of the River Cauvery called the Tirumanimuttar. It is surrounded by the Shevaroy, Kalrayan, Kollimalai, and Pachamalai Hills. The discovery of Paleolithic and Neolithic stone implements in Salem indicate the presence of prehistoric culture. The earliest records show Jainism and Buddhism reached Salem in the 3rd century. Salem was ruled by the Pandyans, Pallavas, Cholas, Madurai Nayakars, Tipu Sultan, and eventually the British. Today, Salem is highly industrialised and is one of the stateís main textile producers. Thanks to its location, it has been instrumental in the cityís emergence as a major regional transportation hub. Salem Airport has been operational on and off, but it has become a hub for flying schools and pilot training facilities. Steeped in Tamil culture, Salem is famous for its large terracotta horses, glass paintings, and handloom. The best time to visit the city would be between October and February.

Dibrugarh Airport (IATA code: DIB) is in Mohanbari, which is 15 km east of Dibrugarh city. Dibrugarh Airport is the fourth main airport in Northeast India, after airports in Guwahati, Agartala, and Imphal. It provides air connectivity to Arunachal Pradesh as well. It has one domestic terminal. The airport is equipped with basic amenities such as trolleys, a lot and found counter, childcare rooms, ATMs, wheelchairs, and a few eateries. Passengers can reach the city centre by taxi or hire a car rental service.

The largest city in Assam, Dibrugarh, is a burgeoning industrial and communication hub in Northeast India. The Brahmaputraís tributary Bridihing splits the Dibrugarh district into east and west. The name Dibrugarh may have originated from the fort on the banks of the River Dibaru. During World War II, Dibrugarh was an important military base and was used as a transit point for people from Burma. The city is now part of the three tea-producing regions of Tinsukia, Dibrugarh, and Sivasagar. About half of Indiaís Assam tea production comes from this region, earning Dibrugarh the well-deserved moniker the ëTea City of Indiaí. The other two significant industries within and around Dibrugarh are oil and timber. Tourists to the city have multiple options of activities beyond sightseeing, which include river rafting, trekking, tea tasting, and heritage walks. The city has a composite culture of people from various communities and tribes, who come together for the Bihu festival. Bihu is celebrated in three parts in April, October, and January. Dibrugarh has a humid climate with pleasant weather throughout the year. The ideal time to visit the city is October to March.