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Dibrugarh Airport (IATA: DIB) is located in Mohanbari, about 15 km from Dibrugarh. The airport is spread across an area of 386 acres and is surrounded by a tea estate. To reach the city from the airport, you can either take a taxi or a bus service.The single terminal at the airport, occupying an area of 10,536 sq. m is a well equipped integrated terminal.The airport offers services such as a beverage counter, snack bar, wheelchair facility for disabled, medical aid in case of health emergencies, and rest rooms. You can also travel from the airport to the city by taxi and rental cars.

Dibrugarh is a city in Assam, located about 440 km from Guwahati. The name of the city originates from the term DibruMukha - a small settlement during the Ahom-Chutia war. Dibru is the name of a river, and garh means fort. Dibrugarh is developing as the centre of communication, industry, and healthcare in Assam. With connectivity to most of the major airports in India, Dibrugarh is becoming a popular destination for people, both for leisure and business trips. Surrounded by lush green tea gardens, this city is an excellent representation of northeast culture and nature. Dibrugarh is one of the top three tea-producing districts in Assam, accounting for about 50% of the stateís tea crop. Due to this, Dibrugarh is also known as the Tea City of India.

Sri Guru Ram Dass Jee International Airport (IATA: ATQ) is located about 11 km from Amritsar. It has a single terminal for both international and domestic flights. The airport has several facilities such as ATMs, restaurants, duty-free shops, lost and found desk, VIP rooms, etc.The airport possesses one terminal which easily integrates both international and domestic arrivals. The runway of the airport runs at a length of 3658 m and has a width of 45 m.

Amritsar got its name from Amrit Sarovar, a water tank surrounding the Golden Temple. In 1579, the Mughal emperor Akbar granted a site on which Guru Ram Das, the fourth guru of the Sikhs, ordered the excavation for constructing this sacred tank.The fifth guru of the Sikhs, constructed Sri Harmandir Sahib Gurudwara in the middle of the water tank on an island, and a marble causeway was constructed to reach the temple. The upper portion of the temple was then decorated with a copper dome covered in gold foil, which is why it is also called Golden Temple. Ever since the construction of the Golden Temple, Amritsar has become the centre of worship for Sikhs.Apart from this, the Jalianwala Bagh and the Wagah Border are the main attractions in the city. The Golden Temple campus market is also famous for selling lip-smacking dishes. The hospitality of the people of Amritsar is another experience that one can never forget.Amritsar is also a hub for the chemical and textile industry and has enterprise for trades like silk weaving, canning, tanning, food milling and processing, and machinery manufacturing. The summers in the city are hot, and the winters are chilly, which makes the winters the ideal time for a visit.