Guwahati Tour

Kamakhya Devi Temple

One of the most sacred of the 51 Shakti Pithas across the country, Kamakhya Dev temple, symbolizes the womb of Goddess Sati. This Hindu temple, steeped deep in Tantric worship, is visited by thousands of tantric devotees.

Umananda Temple

Located on Peacock Island, in the middle of the fast-flowing Brahmaputra, this Shiva Temple is just a boat-ride away from Guwahati. Embellished with sculptures & exquisite carvings, the temple is much visited on the Shiv Ratri festival.

Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary

A quick drive from Guwahati takes you to Pobitora, the home to the majestic one-horned rhino. With around 100 rhinos in an area of 38km2, the grasslands of Pobitura offer you a likely chance to meet a bounding rhino. So get-set for a date on a wildlife safari with the one-horned rhino of Assam.

Saraighat Bridge

This rail-cum-road bridge stands at the site of the glorious Naval Battle of Saraighat, where the fearless Ahom warriors defeated the Mughals on the waters of Brahmaputra in 1671.

Assam State Museum

This museum showcases the rich heritage and timeless legacy of Assam through ancient manuscripts, tribal attire & weapons, ivory paintings, ancient sculptures, and other artifacts.

Brahmaputra River Cruise

No Guwahati tour is complete without a luxury boat cruise on the waters of the mighty Brahmaputra. Enjoy lavish accommodations, delicious local cuisine, and cultural extravaganza on board as you travel down the waters on a luxurious Brahmaputra River Cruise.

Other Attractions

• Nehru Park- A beautiful park for a family picnic
• Navgraha Temple- Dedicated to the celestial bodies
• Guwahati Planetarium- Check out the stars in the clear skies
• Assam State Zoo- Meet the Himalayan black bear, hoolock gibbon, and many more animals.

Nearby Excursions

 Kaziranga National Park (193kms) - The realm of the one-horned rhino
Shillong (100 kms) - The cloudy realm of Meghalaya

Fairs and Festivals in Guwahati

• Bihu- Harvesting Festival
• Brahmaputra Beach Festival- Celebrating the culture & cuisine of Assam
• Rongali Utsav- Spring Festival
• Maha Shivratri- Celebrated with aplomb at Umananda Temple
• Ambubachi Mela- Kamakhya Temple Fair

Shopping In Guwahati

Guwahati is a perfect place to shop for the fascinating handicrafts of Assam. Gorgeous Pat & Muga Silk sarees, exquisite hand-woven shawls, bamboo artifacts, and a whole lot of tribal artwork is available in the local markets. Assam’s traditional Xorai (beetle-nut offering tray), Gamosa (traditional scarf), and Jappi (cane or bamboo hat) are some of the must-buy souvenirs here.

Food in Guwahati

Guwahati is a foodie’s delight! Mouthwatering Assam duck curry, delicious banana-flower recipes, juicy fish cooked in banana leaves, and traditional mashed potatoes are the savory delights of Guwahati. Those looking for some food-adventure may try water snails and silkworms- the traditional delicacies of Assam.

Best Time to Visit Guwahati

The best time to visit this beautiful city would be in winter & spring from October to April.

How to Reach Guwahati

By Air- Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport, Guwahati is well connected with major Indian cities and a few international cities. 

By Rail- The two railheads, Guwahati Junction & Kamakhya Junction, connect Guwahati with all the major cities of the country. 

By Road- Guwahati is well-connected with the cities in the region with a well-maintained network of roads & highways.