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Rightly named as the ‘Gateway of North East’, Guwahati is making its tourism game strong which is why the place is receiving an increasing footfall of nature lovers. Wedged between the spectacular hills of Himalayan mountain ranges, Guwahati is not only an attraction in itself but also a tourist link point to several other North East destinations.
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Being a city that strikes a perfect balance between the modern culture and its old-world charm, Guwahati also happens to be the city that offers a glamorous nightlife.
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Guwahati is the largest and peaceful city beside the great Brahmaputra river in the heartland of Assam. The city is known for its holy sites and shrines of Hindu deities like Shiva or Vishnu. The famous temple, Kamakhya temple built around the 10th century, is still majestically situated atop the Nilachal hill and is just at a distance of 10kms from the train station.
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Situated on the bank of river Brahmaputra, Guwahati is the largest and most populous city of Assam. It is a treat to eyes as it is gifted with a lot of natural beauty, which will surely refresh your mind and being the home of many animals such as Asian elephants, pythons, tigers, rhinoceros, primate species, and endangered birds, it seems nature has itself decorated Guwahati.
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Surrounded by Brahmaputra River on one side and Shillong Plateau on the other; Guwahati stands as the scenic doorway to the paradise-like North-East India.
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The gateway of North East India, Guwahati is the largest and grandest city in the state of Assam. Located between the Brahmaputra river and Shillong plateau, Guwahati is the only metropolitan of North East. One will find plenty of places to visit in Guwahati in May.
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Guwahati in Assam is a real beauty, and it is probably one of the must-visit places to all. It opens up a lot of opportunities for travelers in various dimensions.
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Situated on the banks of Brahmaputra, Guwahati is called the 'City of Temples' due to the sheer number of breathtakingly beautiful places to worship here. Since it was the capital of the ancient state of Kamarupa and many Ahom Kings have constructed temples here, it is a peak location for tourists.
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All the individuals with a ‘Bollywood keeda’ out there, wait not more for its time for the black lady to be the star of the show yet again! Yes, you guessed it right.
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Homestays are the latest trend and if you’ve always craved that sense of feeling at home while traveling, they’re the closest you’ll get to it. Just take a look at homestays in Guwahati to see what we mean. They’re cozy, affordable, loaded with amenities and run by friendly folk determined to make sure your stay unforgettable. Read more
My motto in life would be to “live with no excuses and to travel with no regrets”. I look forward to the experiences, adventures and relaxing moments with my family. I’m a business consultant and life can get quite busy with my routine. Read more
About three years ago, I went on my first adventure and since then, life has only been better. My love for traveling has only grown with all the new places I’ve seen and the people I’ve met. There’s something about waking up and knowing that today, you’re on your way to a place you’ve never seen before. Read more
Travel and trekking are integral parts of my life and Northeast provided them both. From the lush greenery to barren mountains to the wettest place on earth, there are so many places to see there but the best part is that it is suitable for all. So when I started planning my family trip to northeast, the destination was already good to go for us! Read more
Every North-east sojourn begins from the great city of Guwahati. The capital of Assam, Guwahati has become a sprawling metropolis over the last decade. Sitting on the banks of the mighty Brahmaputra, visitors stop over in Guwahati to pay their respects at the Kamakhya Temple and move on to explore the treasures of North East India.
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