Seaplanes Set to Transform Assam's Tourism

In a pioneering move, a seaplane successfully landed at Pandu Ghat in Guwahati, Assam, marking the first river landing in Eastern India. Officials see this development as a significant boost for the state's tourism and connectivity, expecting operational launch within six to 12 months.

A historic moment unfolded in Assam as a seaplane made a successful landing at Pandu Ghat in Guwahati, becoming the first of its kind in the state. This event is being heralded as a transformative step for Assam's transportation and tourism sectors.

Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma lauded the development, emphasizing how seaplanes could revolutionize connectivity in this riverine region. Sharing his excitement on social media, he described this as a new era of intercommunication and tourism for the state.

Tourism Minister Jayanta Malla Baruah, who participated in the landmark flight from LGBI Airport to Pandu Ghat, expressed optimism about the positive impact on tourism. With Assam's major tourist sites located near water bodies, the introduction of seaplanes promises to open unique avenues for travel and experiences.

(With inputs from agencies.)