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Dibrugarh Airport, (IATA: DIB) also known as Mohanbari Airport, is located 16 km to the northeast of Dibrugarh city, Assam. It is the oldest airport in the country. Dibrugarh Airport has an integrated terminal with a capacity for 500 passengers, 10 check-in counters, 2 security check-in counters, and 2 aerobridges. Dibrugarh is connected to many cities in India, with some cities connected directly, while it connects others with stops and layovers . There are daily flights to Delhi and regular flights to Kolkata, Ahmedabad, and Dimapur. The domestic airlines that operate from Dibrugarh airport are IndiGo, Air India, Vistara, SpiceJet, and FlyBig, among others . Air India Regional operates flights between Dibrugarh and Guwahati. The airport has trolleys, lost & found counters, restrooms, wheelchairs, medical aid in case of emergencies, and special assistance for the physically challenged. There are food and beverage counters , books and newspaper counters, and shops at the airport. The airport has adequate facilities for city transport. General taxis, prepaid taxis, and car rentals are available, with the city also well-connected with rail and bus service.

Dibrugarh is one of the largest and main cities of the state of Assam. Dibrugarh is the gateway to three tea-producing districts, Tinsukia, Dibrugarh, and Sibsagar, and it is called the Tea City of India. Dibrugarhís Bogibeel bridge is Indiaís longest rail-cum-road bridge, which reduced travel time to Arunachal Pradesh. Dibrugarh is a quiet, beautiful city with rolling tea estates on the banks of the mighty Brahmaputra . The scent of the tea leaves, tea estates, wildlife sanctuaries, and surrounding rainforests enchant visitors. Dibrugarh served as an encampment during the rule of the Ahom dynasty . In 1826, the British chose Dibrugarh as the administrative and commercial centre of Upper Assam. During World War II, it was the principal military base and a transit camp for the Burmese refugees . Dibrugarh was apparently named after a fort (garh) built by the British along a tributary of Brahmaputra, Dibaru. The best time to visit is between October to March, though it is pleasant throughout the year. The food at Dibrugarh is typically Assamese such as bhat, dali, masoor tenga, aloo pitika, mangko, and poita bhat. The traditional attire for women is the Mekhela Chador and Chola and Churia for men. Gamcha (a traditional white towel with red embroidery) and the graceful Bihu dance have become Assamís cultural symbols. People are traditional and friendly, open to the changes transforming the quaint Dibrugarh.

Hyderabad Airport (IATA: HYD), also known as Rajiv Gandhi International Airport, is situated 24 km south of Hyderabad in Shamshabad. It replaced Begumpet Airport as the international airport in 2008. Hyderabad, an important business and commercial city, has one of the busiest airports. It has been lauded for aiming for eco-friendly processes and sustainable work models. The airport has one integrated terminal for both domestic and international passengers. Hyderabad is connected to most cities in India and around the world. Most domestic airlines, such as Air India, IndiGo, Vistara, SpiceJet, Air Asia, and Alliance Air operate to major metros and other cities. Similarly, most international carriers, such as Etihad, Emirates, Singapore Airlines, and KLM connect Hyderabad to international destinations The airport has 96 check-in counters, 42 immigration counters , 10 aerobridges, and 57 parking bays for cars . There are VIP and business lounge s and essential facilities such as trolleys, information counters, lost & found counters, currency exchange, spas, childcare rooms, baby strollers, wheelchair assistance, medical aid, barrier-free access to assist people with disabilities , assistance for senior citizens, and portage facilities. Restaurants, cafes, and refreshments are available. Shopping choices are many, along with duty-free stores. Transport from the airport is available through car rentals, prepaid taxis, and app-based taxis . There is valet parking at domestic departures.

Hyderabad is Telangana stateís largest city. Since Andhra Pradeshís reorganisation in 2014, Hyderabad became the capital of two states, Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. Today, Hyderabad is a booming IT hub and a highly urbanised city. However, with its heritage structures, it retains its old-world charm. Hyderabadís many monikers reflect its glorious history and modern outlookóit is called the ëCity of Pearlsí, ëCity of Nizamsí, ëThe Worldís Biryani Capitalí, and ëCyberabadí. In 1591, Mohamed Qulli Qutb Shahi built the Hyderabad city on the Musi river bank. To govern, the Mughal rulers appointed Nizams , who formed the Asaf Jahi dynasty. The Nizams, great patrons of art, music, and literature, ruled over Hyderabad that grew immensely affluent and culturally rich for two centuries. Their rule ended in 1948 when the Indian government took over. Hyderabad is a bilingual city, with Telugu and Urdu as the main languages. The charming Hyderabadi Hindi is spoken here. The climate is hot, humid with heavy monsoons. The best time to visit is between November to March. Hyderabadi cuisine brings to mind the Dum Biryanis that originated in the Nizamsí kitchens. Food in Hyderabad like haleem, kebabs, mirchi salan, punukulu, ariselu, and spicy pickles have Mughal, Persian, Nawabi, and Andhra influences . People celebrate a unique festival , Bathukamma, a part of Dussehra . People are hospitable and friendly.