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Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport (IATA:GAU), also known as Guwahati International Airport, is one of the biggest airports in North East India. The airport is named after Gopinath Bordoloi, a well-known freedom fighter and the first chief minister of Assam. Established in 1958, the airport has been expanded and renovated. It is one of the busiest airports in Northeast India and is around 29 Km from Guwahati. The airlines that operate from Guwahati International Airport are GoAir, IndiGo, Air India, FlyBig, Vistara, Alliance Air, Akasa Air, and SpiceJet. Guwahati airport operates both domestic and international flights. It connects Guwahati to major cities of India, such as Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata, Bangalore, Ahmedabad, Jaipur, Agartala, Chennai, and Goa through domestic flights. The Guwahati International Airport handles international flights to Bangkok and Paro by Druk airlines. There are two terminals available at the airport. One terminal is used for handling domestic flights and can accommodate around 500 passengers during peak hours. The international terminal has a capacity of handling around 125 passengers. There are 14 check-in counters, four immigration, and one customs counter at the airport. Several facilities are available at the airport such as free trolleys, wheelchairs, medical rooms, lost & found counters, a child care room, and a business centre. There is a handicraft shop from where you can buy traditional Assamese products as souvenirs. There are also jewellery shops, eating places, and tourist information centres at the airport. The Guwahati Railway Station is about 27 km from the airport and can be easily reached via buses and cabs. The Guwahati Bus Stand is located about 141 km away and can be reached by affordable bus. Some good hotels located near the airport include Woodland Lodge and Restaurant, Pemaling Lords Eco Inn, Hotel Ashiyana, Treebo Trend, and Backpackerís Haven.

Guwahati, previously known as ëGauhatií is a city in the northeastern Indian state of Assam. It lies on the Brahmaputra river and is a major cultural, political, commercial, political, and educational centre of North East India. Its name is derived from the words ëGuwaí which means areca nut and ëHaatí which means market. The city was fought over multiple times by the Muslims and the Ahoms, the ancient Assamese rulers of Chinese origin, in the 17th century. It was a part of Myanmar till the 1826 post when it was taken over by the British. Guwahati is one of the fastest progressing cities in India and is one of the important trading centres of the Northeast. Some important industries in the city include retail and wholesale distribution, tea and oil manufacturing, real estate, agricultural products milling, soap manufacturing, etc. It is known as the ëCity of Templesí due to the presence of many ancient temples belonging to the Kamakhya, Basistha, and Navagraha clans. Summers in Guwahati are mild and the city receives plenty of rainfall as well during monsoons. However, the best time to visit Guwahati is in the winter season between October and March when the minimum temperature drops as low as 10∞C. Guwahati is known for its rich heritage and is Assamís hub for cultural activities. It is reflected in the cityís festivals, food, arts and crafts, music and dance forms, etc. The ëBihuí dance is mostly seen performing in festivals. The internationally acclaimed Satriya dance form is also prominently seen in the city. Some important festivals in Guwahati include Durga Puja, Saraswati Puja, Vishwakarma Puja, Brahmaputra Beach Festival, etc. Handlooms, handicrafts, painting forms, and traditional art forms also form an important part of Guwahatiís culture. The primary spoken languages in the city are Assamese and Guwahati. Rice is the staple diet of the people in the city and the traditional meal is inclusive of meat, Masor Tenga (sour fish curry), greens, and vegetables. Some other delicacies include Khar, Aaloo Pitika, and Pithas.

The Jabalpur Airport (IATA: JLR), popularly known as the Dumna airport is located around 17.2 km from the centre of Jabalpur city. It has been in existence since 1930 and acted as a base for British aircraft during World War II. Spread across 310 acres, it connects to various major Indian cities such as Mumbai, New Delhi, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Bilaspur, Indore, etc. There is one domestic terminal operating at the airport which can accommodate around 75 passengers each for arrivals and departures. It houses several prominent airline carriers such as Alliance Air, SpiceJet, and IndiGo. Some modern features of the airport include CCTV cameras, a lounge, and a public announcement system. The airport provides a host of facilities for passengers. They include free trolleys, wheelchairs, and escort facilities for the differently abled and senior citizens. There are sleeping cabins available at the airport for passengers waiting for their flights. Prepaid taxis, cabs, auto rickshaws, and buses are available from the airport to reach desired destinations. The Jabalpur Railway Station is around 14 km from the airport and can be reached within 14 minutes by road. The Jabalpur Interstate Bus Terminal is about 20 km from the airport. Some notable hotel properties near the airport include Grand Heritage Narmada Jacksons, Hotel Delite Grand, Hotel Polo Max, Hotel Anmol Era, Hotel Anmol Classic, etc.

Situated in the ëMahakaushal region,í Jabalpur is one of the most important cities in the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh. The city was named after the famous saint ëJabali Rishií and was ruled by several dynasties such as the Sungas, Harshas, Guptas, Kalchuris and the Gondwanas, Mughals, Marathas, and finally, the British. The city is well-known for its charming beauty and historical importance. Spread across the Vindhya Range, it serves as a great site for archeologists and geologists to explore. Jabalpur acts as a military headquarters and contains a gun-carriage factory, an ordnance factory, and an ammunition depot. Some industries in the city include food processing and sawmilling. Garment manufacturing, IT, education, building materials, glassware, cement, tobacco, mechanical engineering, etc. The best time to visit the city is between October and February when the climate is pleasant. The temperatures fluctuate between 12∞C and 25∞C and are most optimum for day outings. Summers in Jabalpur are extremely hot with temperatures soaring to over 40∞C in May. The monsoons bring a lot of lush greenery to the city and can also be visited during this time. Jabalpur is the cultural hub of Madhya Pradesh. The people of the city are of a relaxed disposition and listening to the radio is one of their favourite pastimes. The festivals of Dussehra, Diwali, and Holi are celebrated with great joy in the city. Some popular dance forms from the city include the Matki, Phulpati, and Giridaand which are mainly practised by the nomadic tribes of Kanjars and the Banjaras. Durry designing is one of the important handicraft activities carried out in the city, which is made of woollen and thick cotton. Rural women are mainly engaged in this activity and their beautiful durry designs are a sight to behold. Some scrumptious local delicacies from the city include spicy kebabs, bhutte ki khees, jalebi, malpua, and mawa bati.