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Silchar Airport (IATA code: IXS) is located in the foothills of the Barail mountain range and is 24 km from the city. Silchar Airport is ranked 47th in terms of passenger traffic and 49th in terms of air traffic. According to reports, it is the fifth busiest airport in northeast India. At present, the airport is a civil enclave controlled by the Royal Indian Air Force. Silchar Airport provides connectivity to Imphal, Agartala, Kolkata, and Guwahati. The airport has one terminal that handles domestic flights and has a capacity of 300 passengers at a time. The terminal is spread across an area of 36.70 acres. It has five check-in counters.Silchar Airport has two security counters. The airport is equipped with facilities, such as duty-free shopping, restaurants, and shops selling handicrafts.

Located on the banks of the Barak river, Silchar is a must-visit village for every travel enthusiast. Silchar is the state capital of Assam's Cachar district. Silchar is 325 km southeast of Guwahati, and was founded in 1832. Historians consider Captain Thomas Fisher as Silchar's founder. Silchar, also known as the Island of Peace, is the second-largest town in the Indian state of Assam. Further, it is a trading hub for tea, rice, and other agricultural products. Silchar is a word taken from two Bengali terms, 'Shil' and 'Char.'Silchar is home to many bamboo and cane artisans. The city is famous for silk and cotton production. Silchar is often called the land of dance and music, and the Bihu dance is the main folk dance. Some dance forms of Silchar include Jhumur, Ojapali and many more. The major festival celebrated here is Bihu in January. Other important festivals of Silchar are Christmas, Vishwakarma Puja, Durga Puja, and Saraswati Puja.The top tourist attractions in and around Silchar include Kachari Fort, Son Beel, Goldighi Shopping Complex, and Khaspur. Silchar was the site of the world's first polo club and the first competitive polo match.

Dimapur Airport (IATA code: DMU) is spread over 3,583 sq m. It is situated 8 km from the Nagaland state bus stand. The single domestic terminal here handles 350 arriving and 200 departing passengers. This airport has two check-in counters and offers free trolleys. The major carriers include Air India and IndiGo, connecting to locations such as Delhi, Dibrugarh, Ahmedabad, Patna, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Bengaluru, and Birsa. It offers wheelchairs and medical facilities, car rental services, child care rooms, and ATMs.

Dimapur means 'the city near a huge river' in Naga. Dimapur is also known as Nagaland's gateway because it serves as a home to the state's only railway station and airport. Dimapur is flanked on one side by wooded meadows and the other by the Dhansiri River. Dimapur was also a battleground for Imperial Japan and British India during World War II.Ancient Dimapur, also called Cachar, was the seat of the Dimasa Kingdom. It is also known as the "Brick City" and lies on the banks of the Dhansiri River. The city is famous for the 13th-century Kachari ruins that consist of a series of domed pillars.Dimapur is a great place to indulge in authentic Naga food, which is heavily rice and meat-based and includes boiled vegetables and chutneys. The best time to visit Dimapur is from November to February, when the weather is pleasant and slightly chilly, ranging between 13∞C and 18∞C.