Tezpur to Bangalore Flights

Bengaluru's Kempegowda International Airport (IATA: BLR) is a prominent international airport in South India. Located in Devanahalli, about 40 km from the city centre, Bengaluru Airport has been often rated as the 'Best Regional Airport in Central Asia'. The airport is currently the third-busiest in India, after New Delhi and Mumbai, in terms of passenger traffic and total cargo movement. In 2020, the airport handled approximately 11 million passengers with over 300 aircraft movements daily. Bengaluru International Airport has an integrated terminal ñ Terminal 1 ñ for domestic and international flights. The terminal has four levels, with arrival and departure gates at each level. The terminal building offers many amenities, such as VIP lounges, plaza premium lounges, duty-free shops and prayer rooms for domestic and international flyers. In addition, the Bengaluru Airport offers the BLR International Lounge to its international travellers and BLR Domestic and Air India Maharaja Lounges to its domestic travellers. The Bengaluru Airport also provides a special terminal for Hajj pilgrims with prayer rooms. The airport offers a wide range of services for the convenience of passengers, including ATMs, free Wi-Fi, forex desks, baggage trolleys, baggage wrapping services, and mobile charging points. You will also find restaurants, cafÈs, and a smoking area within the terminal. There are also several transport facilities in the airport complex, with dedicated wings for car rental, taxi and bus services.

Bangalore is the capital city of the state of Karnataka. It is more popularly known as the "Silicon Valley of India" because of its status of being the IT and software hub of the country. It is also often called the "City of Gardens" because of the beautifully landscaped green patches across the length and breadth of the city. With a population of 8 million residents, Karnataka's capital city is now the country's seventh-largest metropolitan city. Though most people still call the city Bangalore, it is now officially called Bengaluru. The earliest recorded history places Bangalore as a settlement in the 16th century, built by the chieftain of the Vijayanagara Kingdom, Kempe Gowda. Interestingly, the international airport in Bangalore is named after him. It has since been an important centre of trade and culture in the Mysore state, and subsequently, it came under the control of the British, who established a cantonment in its centre. In recent times, Bangalore has become a hub for education and public sector employment, especially after it became the state's capital in 1956. The focus on education and employment sectors in the city soon paved the way for the flourishing of the Information Technology sector in the 1990s. Known for its year-round pleasant weather, Bangalore experiences a moderate climate. The best time to visit is during the winter months, i.e., from October to February.

The Tezpur Airport (IATA: TEZ), a domestic airport that serves the northeastern state of Assam, is also known as Salonibari Airport. The airport, located around 15 km from the city centre, is at an altitude of about 73 m above sea level. It has been administered and operated by the Airport Authority of India. The British Royal Indian Air Force established the airstrip at Tezpur Airport in the northeast Indian state of Assam in 1942 during World War II. The United States Army utilised it as a heavy bomber base. Following WWII, the airport was transformed into an operational aviation base used for commercial purposes. At any given time, the domestic terminal at Tezpur airport can accommodate roughly 400 people. Apart from a single boarding gate, the domestic terminal contains two check-ins and one security counter. Facilities like medical services, childcare room, wheelchair accessibility, prayer room, porterage service, currency exchange, trolleys, ATM, VIP and business facilities etc., are available at the airport.

Tezpur, a mediaeval town in Assam's Sonitpur District, is the largest economic and business centre in North Assam. The lovely town is situated on the north side of the majestic Brahmaputra River. With a population of around 1,00,000 people, it is Assam's fifth-largest metropolis. Tezpur gets its name from the Sanskrit terms "Teza" (blood) and "Pura" (place). In 1835, the British colonial authority established Tezpur as the administrative centre of the Darrang district. During WWII, there was a large migration of Burmese people entering Tezpur. In 1983, a portion of the region was separated to form the Darrang District. Tezpur was named the capital of Sonitpur's new district. Tezpur's main attractions include its rich history, ancient temples, woods, and animals. In addition, the area is known for its tea estates, forests, and parks that draw many tourists. Tezpur's economy is mostly based on tea plantations, and tea gardens that surround the city.