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Tourism in Jorhat’s at its peak during March, followed by February and then August, during which time the flights and accommodation would be most expensive, which is best avoided with advance reservations. December’s rather dull so anyone looking to visit during this time is bound to get lucrative travel deals. There are a number of places to see that signify the city’s historic background as well as appreciate its picturesque beauty. From a wildlife sanctuary to historical monuments to temples and memorials, the city’s got ample tourist attractions, which this travel guide can help you get around.
Winter is the best time of the year to visit Jorhat, as the weather’s relatively cooler and can be enjoyed by most warm weather travelers. The average temperature on the maximum side’s about 28°C, with an average chance of rain or snowfall at the least once a month. Winter is however slow in terms of incoming tourist traffic.
By AirIf you are planning to reach Gangtok via airways then the nearest airport is in Bagdogra, West Bengal. The total distance between Bagdogra and Gangtok is around 124 km. This major airport is well connected with all the major cities in India. One can also opt for helicopter services operated by the Sikkim Tourism Development Corporation which offers daily services from Bagdogra to Gangtok and will only takes about 20 minutes to reach.
By TrainThe closest railways are located in New Jalpaiguri, New Jalpaiguri which is 117 km far from Gangtok. The railway station is well linked with both major and minor parts of the country. Most of the visitors prefer to reach Gangtok via railways.
By RoadGangtok is well linked by road with Siliguri, Darjeeling and Kalimpong as one can opt for National Highway 31A to reach the region. One can find number of regular Sikkim state transport buses which ply its services between Gangtok and Siliguri. One can also hire private buses, jeeps and taxis from Siliguri and Bagdogra.
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