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The Birsa Munda Airport or the Ranchi Airport (IXR) is a domestic airport, located in Hinoo, which is around 7 km from the city center. A domestic airport, it has been named after Birsa Munda, an Indian tribal freedom fighter. It has been ranked as the 27th busiest airport in India. Two brand new aerobridges were installed at the airport recently, making the process of boarding and deboarding a hassle-free experience for the passengers. The airport is well connected to other key destinations in India like Bangalore, Mumbai, Kolkata, and New Delhi with flights from all major airlines. Hajj pilgrims from Bihar and Jharkhand visit Jeddah from the Ranchi Airport, and special flights are run by Air India annually in September-October for the same. The airport provides passengers with various facilities like ATM and cash machines, first-aid service, assistance for the elderly/disabled passengers, car rental, and pre-paid taxi services. While the passengers await their flights, they can purchase souvenirs from the duty-free shops, or try out the snacks at the food kiosks.

Ranchi, the capital of Jharkhand, is a picturesque city situated on the Chota Nagpur Plateau. The city was in the vanguard of Indiaís struggle against the British regime. Known for its unspoilt natural beauty, Ranchi is encircled by barren rock formations, hilly regions, lush woods, and valleys carpeted with green foliage. Divine waterfalls, like the Dassam Falls, Hundru Falls, Jonha Falls, Panchghagh, and Ursi Falls, gracefully dot the topography of the city, earning it the sobriquet of the ëCity of waterfallsí. The Subarnarekha River or ëStreak of Goldí emanates from the Chota Nagpur Plateau, near the Nagri village in Ranchi, and traverses a long distance across the city, before continuing eastward into the Bay of Bengal. Ranchi offers an array of fascinating tourist attractions like the Rock Garden, Birsa Zoological Park, State Museum Hotwar, Tagore Hill, Nakshatra Van, and a lot more. The city is also home to revered temples like the Jagannath Temple, Pahari Mandir, and the Sun Temple. Besides these popular destinations, Ranchi also appeals to travellers with its appetising local street food. The flavorsome litti chokha, tangy phuchkas that will melt in your mouth, and crispy dhuskas paired with a hot cup of tandoori chai will make you drool. Ranchi enjoys a sub-tropical climate with some humidity during the monsoon months. The months from October to February are considered as the ideal time for visiting this city. If the dates of your trip coincide with the festive season, then you may get to witness the grand religious celebrations of several festivals like Ram Navami, Chhath Puja, Gajalaxmi Puja, and Makar Sankranti.

The Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport, also referred to as Guwahati International Airport (GAU), is located in Borjhar, about 29 km from Guwahati. The primary gateway to northeast India, the airport is a pivotal base for the Indian Air Force. The airport was established in 1958 and was known by the name Borjhar Airport; later it was renamed after the first Chief Minister of the state of Assam, Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi. Guwahati International Airport has two terminals, the first one is the domestic terminal and the second handles international flights. There is a wide range of facilities offered at the airport that can be availed by the passengers as they wait for their flights, such as snack bars, refreshment counters, beverage counters, retail stores, free WiFi, baby care area, prayer room, medical facilities, restrooms, and lounges

Shillong is the capital of the northeastern state of Meghalaya. Encircled by the verdant Khasi Jaintia Hills and located on the Shillong Plateau at an elevation of 4,990 ft, it is a popular tourist destination. Blanketed by lush pine trees and blessed with crystal-clear lakes it is known as the ëScotland of the Eastí. Famous for its flavored Roselle Tea, ravishing waterfalls, limestone caves, beautiful golf courses, and the Gaden Choeling Monastery, Shillong is the place where serenity reigns. Shillong is an important trade centre in the northeast known for its agricultural products and its research on dairy, fruit, and silk production. Quite interestingly, Shillong has a very westernised culture, with a feeling of youthfulness to it. The place is also referred to as ëIndiaís Music Capitalí, as many notable musicians hail from this place. Shillong is home to a wide variety of herbs and spices and its cuisine offers a fusion of authentic and exclusive flavors. When in the city, you should definitely try jadoh, putharo dohjem, and the traditional Khasi cake called pu saw. And, of course, do not forget the classic momo that you will find in every nook and corner of Shillong. The months from September to May are the best time to visit Shillong to experience the city at its best. Avoid visiting during monsoon as the city receives a lot of rainfall