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The formal name of the Guwahati International Airport is Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport (IATA: GAU), named after Shri Gopinath Bordoloi, the first Chief Minister of Assam. It is a fully operational airport in Borjhar, 20 km from Guwahati, and well-connected to all major cities of India. There are two terminals at the Guwahati International Airport. During rush hours, Terminal 1, the domestic terminal, can simultaneously handle up to 500 travellers. The international terminal, Terminal 2, can process up to 125 passengers. The airport has fourteen check-in counters, one customs counter, and four immigration counters. Baggage trolleys are offered at no charge at the airport for the convenience of passengers. Medical rooms, a lost-and-found baggage counter, a childcare area, and a business centre are also available at the airport. The elderly and differently-abled also receive complimentary assistance at the premises. However, flights will likely get delayed or canceled when the region receives heavy rainfall from May until October.

Guwahati, one of the biggest cities in Assam, was previously known as Pragjyotishpur, which translates to the ëLight of the Eastí. The area is well-known for its mesmeric geographical splendour, prized ecosystem, vast waterways, and unique culture. The mighty Brahmaputra River flows through the town, adding to its natural beauty. It is a historically significant cosmopolitan city and Northeast India's commercial hub. Often known as the Gateway to the East, Guwahati is the starting point for most northeast travel routes. Not surprisingly, this scenic city is home to people of different ethnicities and backgrounds. The city has several ancient temples that draw pilgrims and environment enthusiasts. Pilgrims flock to the metropolitan to visit the temples like Ashwankranta (Vishnu) Temple, Manikarneshwar (Shiva) Temple, Dirgheswari (Durga) Temple, and Doul Govinda (Krishna) Temple beside the renowned Kamakhya Temple and Umananda Temple. Peacock Island, the world's tiniest river island, is yet another source of pride for the city. Guwahati is also part of a biodiversity hotspot; it has eight reserve forests, two wildlife sanctuaries, and an internationally acclaimed wetland within the city limits.

The official name of the Mysore Airport is Mandakalli Airport (IATA: MYQ). The city airport is in Mandakalli village, 12 km south of Mysore. It is a relatively small airport with limited flights to Hyderabad, Bangalore, Goa, Kozhikode, and Belgaum. It is a vital airport for travellers in Mysore and nearby towns like Chamarajanagar, Coorg, Hassan, and Mandya because of its connectivity to international airports in Hyderabad and Bangalore. Domestic airlines operating at this airport are Alliance Air, IndiGo, and Vistara. To support the industrial development of Mysore, this airport at Mandakalli is due to be developed into an international airport over the next two years. The airdrome has a single terminal that can simultaneously process up to 200 passengers. It is equipped with basic amenities like checking and security services and offers complimentary trolleys. There are stores for books, medicines, and snacks at the airport. The airport offers seamless connectivity to the city by bus and cab services.

Mysore, or Mysuru, is the cultural capital of Karnataka in India. Folklore says Goddess Chamundi killed the demon Mahishasura here. Accordingly, the city was called Mahishapura or Mahishmati in the past. The city, about 160 kilometers southwest of Bangalore, has a vibrant royal history. However, it prospered most under the rule of the Wodeyar family in the 17th century. Subsequently, Hyder Ali and his son, Tipu Sultan, governed Mysore in the 18th century. The influence of these dynasties is reflected in the city's architecture and beautiful temples. Architectural marvels like the Mysore Palace, Jayalakshmi Vilas Mansion, Tipu Sultanís Summer Palace, and Srirangapatna Fort adorn the town. Furthermore, Sri Ranganathaswamy Temple and the Chamundeshwari Temple are also popular here. Moreover, the Regional Museum of Natural History, the Railway Museum, and the Folklore Museum dispersed throughout the region are testimony to the region's rich legacy and grandeur. A developing centre for information technology and business amidst majestic architecture and a long-standing cultural and historical legacy, Mysore provides a fascinating mix of history and modernism. Its excellent architecture, historical sites, shrines, and scenic beauty make it ideal for family visits, corporate tours, and exciting getaways.