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Veer Surendra Sai Airport, also known as the Jharsuguda Airport, is located 5 km northeast of Jharsuguda, Odisha. It was opened to the general public on 22 September 2018. The passenger terminal has been designed to handle 300 departing and arriving passengers. The interiors of the airport depict famous tourist destinations and the artwork of Odisha. Several airlines operate from the airport, including SpiceJet and Air India.

Jharsuguda is one of the most industrially-developed districts of Odisha. It is the administrative headquarters of the Jharsuguda district. The city is mineral-rich and is considered an upcoming mineral hub (in metal and cement sectors). Owing to the large number of thermal power plants nearby, it is also known as the ëPowerhouse of Odishaí. The city has a diverse culture and attracts tourists because of its famous historical places, picnic spots, temples, and cultural heritage. Jharsuguda is well-connected to major cities through the railways.

Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport (also known as the Guwahati Airport) is the biggest airport in Northeast India. It was earlier called ëBorjhar Airportí and served as a hub for the majority of domestic flights to the northeast region. The airport has an integrated terminal, which handles both domestic and international flights. IndiGo, SpiceJet, and Air India regularly operate flights from the airport. Taxis, buses, and private cars are easily available from the airport to reach various destinations in the city.

Guwahati is the biggest city in Assam and is the largest metropolis in Northeast India. It is a central hub of culture, education, politics, and transportation in the northeastern region of India. This city is situated between the south bank of the Brahmaputra river and the foothills of the Shillong plateau. Guwahati is also called the ëGateway to Northeast Indiaí. It is among the fastest-growing cities in India.There are several renowned temples in Guwahati, including the Kamakhya Temple and Basistha Temple, giving it the name ëThe City of Templesí. Apart from the beautiful landscapes, it is known for its diverse culture, festivals, traditions, and cuisines. The city is home to diverse wildlife, rare animals like pythons, Asian elephants, and endangered birds.