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Guwahati Airport, also known as Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi Airport, is one of the major and the busiest airports in the northeastern region of India with over six million passengers being attended to annually. Named after a freedom fighter, Gopinath Bordoloi also became the first Chief Minister of Assam after independence. About 20 km from Borjhar, its integrated terminal manages both domestic and international operations and can handle about 10 million passengers in a given year.In terms of recreational avenues, it has a handicraft emporium, jewellery shops and tourist information kiosks. Considering passenger comfort, the airport offers various facilities such as free Wi-fi services, a sleeping lounge, a smoking lounge, baggage trolleys, transit passenger services, a buggy service, baby care rooms, wheelchair assistance, medical facilities, etc.

Guwahati, the heart of Assam, is popular as the gateway to the northeastern states of India. It is located in the eastern hillsides of the Himalayas beside the jovial Brahmaputra river. The city is known for its renowned temples, picturesque natural sceneries and historical highlights, such as the Navagraha Temple, Umananda Island, Kamakhya Temple, Shrimata Shankardeva Kalakshetra etc. Furthermore, the city is well-known for its Assamese food, such as Lucchi, Thukpa, Khar, etc. A visit to Guwahati during festivals such as Bihu, Durga Pooja, and Me-Dum-Me-Phi will surely make your trip memorable.

Jorhat Airport, famously known as the Rowriah Airport, is a civil enclave airport. The airport is located in Rowriah and is 7 km to the cityís southwest. Currently, the airport has only one terminal that services domestic flights. For passenger comfort, the airport offers various facilities such as luggage trolleys, baggage wrapping machines, wheelchair assistance, cafes, ATM and cash machines, taxis and car rental services, free Wi-fi, etc.

Jorhat city, situated in Assam, is famous for its extensive tea plantations. It is a major tourist attraction. The unique cultural exchange and diversity make social life here quite distinct. Moreover, the beautiful waterfalls and lush green estates at the Molai Forest, Majuli Island, Kakochang Waterfall, Bilvesari Siva Temple, and Hoollongapar Gibbon Sanctuary will make you fall in love with the city. The city has attractive local markets such as the Babbu Patty, Rupahi Ali, Kachori Gali, and some fantastic silk stores. A visit to Jorhat during festivals like Tea, Majuli, and Bihu will make your trip memorable.