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GAU → IXA
Which side of the plane to sit from Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport (Guwahati) to Agartala Airport (Agartala)?
Left Side of the Plane
The left side offers a spectacular view of the sudden geographic drop-off from the Meghalaya plateau into the vast, water-logged plains of the Sylhet division in Bangladesh.
Jaintia Hills
Dramatic limestone landscapes and rugged ridges of the eastern Meghalaya plateau.
Sylhet Plains
The emerald-green alluvial plains of Bangladesh stretching endlessly toward the south.
Surma River
The intricate, silvery meanders of the Surma river system cutting through the floodplains.
Cachar Tea Gardens
Neatly manicured tea estates appearing as textured green carpets near the descent phase.
Book a morning flight to witness the sunrise over the Barail Range. This side is particularly striking during the post-monsoon season (October–November) when the visibility is high and the Bangladesh plains are vibrant green and filled with water bodies.
Umiam Lake
The massive blue reservoir of Barapani surrounded by dense coniferous forests shortly after takeoff.
Shillong Plateau
Views of the 'Scotland of the East' featuring rolling hills and deep forested gorges.
Mawsynram Ridges
The cloud-kissed ridges of the world's wettest region, often shrouded in dramatic mist.
Ujjayanta Palace
Look for the white domes of the royal palace in Agartala as the aircraft aligns for its final approach.
The right side is ideal for afternoon flights to avoid the direct glare of the sun. Keep your camera ready within the first 10 minutes of takeoff from GAU for a potential glimpse of the Brahmaputra River if the flight path allows for a northern loop before heading south.
Distance: 249 km (155 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 25 min
Departure: GAU (26.10610008239746, 91.58589935302734)
Arrival: IXA (23.8869991302, 91.2404022217)
Route Type: Domestic
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