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Bangalore Airport (IATA code: BLR), also known as Kempegowda International Airport, is located at Devanahalli, around 40 km north of Bangalore city centre. In 2008, it replaced the old HAL airport as the main commercial airport serving Bangalore. It serves as a major hub for many regional and international airlines. The airport has a single integrated terminal that serves many domestic and international flights. The terminal has four levels, with arrival and departure gates at each level. Bangalore Airport offers many facilities, such as an information counter, self-service check-in kiosks, currency exchange counters, ATMs, child care room, lost and found baggage counter, assistance to seniors and physically challenged passengers, restrooms, free Wi-Fi, prayer rooms, showers, hotels, and sleep pods. Bangalore Airport has VIP lounges, like BLR domestic Lounge, BLR international lounge, and Air India Maharajah lounge. Bangalore Airport is well-connected with the city by city buses, prepaid taxis, rental cars, and auto rickshaws.

Bangalore, also known as Bengaluru, is the capital of Karnataka, a state in southern India. The city is a delightful blend of cultural heritage and modernity. Bangalore was a settlement that came up in 1537 when a local chief Kempe Gowda built a mud fort in the area. From 1831 to 1881, Bangalore was the administrative and military headquarters of the British administration until India gained independence in 1947. Bangalore then became the capital of the new state of Mysore and remained the capital after the state was renamed Karnataka. The city has gained a reputation for being the Garden City of India because of its beautiful parks, lush gardens, and lakes. Some of the notable local scenic spots include Cubbon Park, Ulsoor Lake, Indira Gandhi Musical Fountain Park, Bugle Rock Park, and Lumbini Garden. Bangalore is the second fastest growing metropolis in India and is renowned for housing many of Indiaís most prestigious colleges, government organisations, public sector heavy industries, software businesses, and research institutions. It is known as the Silicon Valley of India, as it is a major IT hub and houses some of Indiaís leading software and IT companies, like Wipro and Infosys. The city has two distinct seasons, a monsoon season, which lasts from June to September, and a dry season, which lasts for the remaining part of the year. During the dry season, the days are sunny with temperatures varying between 25∞C and 30∞C, but the evening may herald unpredictable rain showers. So, the best time to visit Bangalore is from November to March. The city has some wonderful tourist attractions like the Lal Bagh, Bangalore Palace, Innovative Film City, and Bannerghatta National Park. Intercity modes of transportation include government-operated buses, commercial bus operators, railways, and airlines. In contrast, intracity modes include government-owned city buses, Namma Metro rail services, taxis, and auto-rickshaws.

Jorhat Airport (IATA: JRH), also known as Rowriah Airport, is located about 8 km from the Jorhat city centre. Because of its position near the Rowriah neighbourhood, where it was established in the early 1950s, it is commonly referred to as Rowriah Airport. The Airports Authority of India manages Jorhat Airport. This airport only caters to domestic flights and has just one terminal, four check-in desks, and one security counter. Air India and IndiGo are the airlines operating from this airport. The airport offers its passengers free luggage trolleys and bag wrapping facilities. For seniors and physically challenged passengers, wheelchairs with escorts are also available. Medical facilities, ATMs, Wi-Fi, duty-free shops, book stalls, and several cafes and eateries are the other amenities available at the airport. Jorhat Airport is well connected with the city by road. Passengers can avail of city buses from the bus terminal, located 10 km away from the airport, to reach their destination. Private cabs and taxis are also available from the airport.

Jorhat is the second-largest city in Assam and lies in the central part of the Brahmaputra Valley, bounded by Lakhimpur district on the north and Nagaland state on the south. It is renowned for its rich culture and traditions, historical significance, and educational institutions and has produced many creative writers, musicians, actors, educationists, historians, and journalists of repute, earning it the term Cultural Capital of Assam. In Assamese, the term Jorhat is a combination of the words jor, meaning joint, and haat, meaning a market. Therefore, Jorhat means two markets and refers to the markets Macharhat and Chowkihat, located on the banks of River Bhogdoi. The primary language in Jorhat is Assamese. English, Bengali, Hindi, and Aiton, which uses the Burmese script, are the other languages spoken in Jorhat. Bihu is the main festival celebrated by the people of Jorhat. They also celebrate other significant festivals like Diwali, Eid, and Christmas. The festival of Ali Ai Ligang is celebrated by the Assamese Mishing or Miri ethnic community. The local food in Jorhat is a perfect blend of spices and herbs, with rice being the staple food. Ou Tenga maas, omita khar, aaloo pitika, hahor mangkho, paro mangkho are some of Jorhat's most popular dishes. The economy of Jorhat is primarily dependent on tea and agriculture. There are around 135 tea gardens spread over huge tea plantations and several tea factories located all over Jorhat. The Tocklai Tea Research Centre, which carries out research on tea, is located in the area. Hence, the city has earned the name Tea Capital of the World. Jorhat is also called The last Capital of the Ahom Kingdom as this town served as the last capital of the Ahom kingdom in Assam. Tourists flock to Jorhat to enjoy its scenic beauty and spend time in nature away from the hectic city life. Majuli, the worldís largest river island, is located in the Jorhat district. Kaziranga National Park in Jorhat witnesses the most influx of visitors all around the year. Tourists also visit the Gibbon Wildlife Sanctuary, which is famous for different species of primates.