About Guwahati
Situated on the bank of Brahmaputra River, Guwahati is the commercial head of Assam. The gateway of north east grabs the attention of tourists from all over the world. The city is surrounded by lovely hillocks and it is popular for scenic beauty. It is the fast growing city with various tourism attractions. The city is the main centre as visitors with can explore the city attractions and other part of the north east in a wonderful way. There are various tourist places in the city that are exceptionally beautiful and are worth visiting on Guwahati tour.
Guwahati is easily accessible with all forms of transportations. The city is well connected with roadways, railways and airways. The city is connected with number of flights from Delhi and Kolkata. Visitors can also reach Guwahati through Railways. Railways from various parts of the country connect Guwahati making it much more comfortable for travelers and visitors to access the city. The city is also well connected with roadways system making it much easier and comfortable for tourists and travelers to access the city.
Kamakhya Temple
Kamakhya Temple is the prominent tourist attraction of the state. Situated on the top of the Nilachal Hill, just 10 Kms away from railway station the temple is considered to be the most sacred among the tantrik shrine. The temple was built in the 10th century and is famous for animals sacrifice to please the Gods. Many devotees from the nearby region and across the world come here to offer prayer at the shrine.
Navagraha Temple
Navagraha Temple is located at the top of the hill in the eastern part of the city. The temple is the centre of astrology and astronomy. It is also popularly known as the temple of nine planets.
Umananda Temple
Located on the middle of the Brahmaputra River the temple is encha ntingly beautiful. The temple was built during the 16th century the temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva’s wife Parabati. The place is very beautiful and it is the best place to enjoy the magnificence of the surrounding. Visitors from across the country come at the shrine to offer prayer and enjoy watching the breathtaking view of the Brahmaputra River.
Majuli Island
Located 20 Kms north of Jorhat, Majuli Island is the largest river island. The island is rich in flora and fauna and is the homeland of various species of birds. Reaching the island through ferry ride gives a delightful experience of Guwahati tour.
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