How to open a local html file in Windows 8.1 mobile app - windows-phone-8

We are building a Windows 8.1 mobile app. We are trying to open a local html file in the browser programmatically but do not know how to achieve this functionality. Please let us know how we can implement the same.
Thanks.

You can display web content using the WebBrowser control for Windows Phone 8
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WebBrowser control for WP

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MSDN Reference:
How to use the web browser task for Windows Phone