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Mystical Guwahati

4 days | Guwahati

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Route distance :

65 km

Route distance :

65 km

A journey through assam's spiritual and natural wonders

A four-day trip to Guwahati and its surrounding areas allows you to explore the city's attractions as well as the natural beauty and culture of Assam. Guwahati, the largest city in Assam, India, is a captivating destination known for its mystic charm. Home to the sacred Kamakhya Temple, the city blends spirituality with natural beauty along the Brahmaputra River. You can explore historical sites, engage with diverse cultures, and enjoy serene river cruises, making Guwahati a unique and enchanting travel experience.

Exploring spiritual and cultural riches

Day 1
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  • Embarking on a journey to explore spiritual and cultural riches in Guwahati.

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    Kamakhya Temple, Assam State Museum, Navagraha Temple

Begin your day by arriving at Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport or Guwahati Railway Station. After that, Head to the revered Kamakhya Temple, known for its spiritual significance and unique architecture. Take your time exploring the temple complex.The annual Ambubachi Mela is a major religious festival celebrated at the Kamakhya Temple. It marks the menstruation of the Goddess and attracts thousands of devotees.

Post-spiritual visit, you might feel hungry. Time to try some local food! Savour an authentic Assamese meal at a local restaurant to taste the region's flavours .In the afternoon, you can go discover Assam's history and culture at the Assam State Museum, which houses a diverse collection of artefacts and also visit this cultural complex dedicated to Srimanta Sankardev, a 15th-century saint-scholar. Explore Assamese art and heritage.

In the evening, you can explore the Navagraha Temple dedicated to the nine celestial bodies in Hindu astrology. You can come to pay homage to the nine planets and seek their guidance for a harmonious and prosperous life. End your day with dinner at a local restaurant offering traditional Assamese cuisine.

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Guwahati sightseeing

Day 2
Umananda Island Temple at a small island of Brahmaputra River, Guwahati, Assam. Smallest inhabited riverine island in the world; Shutterstock ID 1025224138; purchase_order: -; job: -; client: -; other: -
  • A journey through Assam's cultural and spiritual treasures.

  • Highlights

    Umananda Temple, Srimanta Sankardev Kalakshetra

Welcome to day two in Guwahati. Start your day with a visit to Umananda Island, accessible by a boat ride on the Brahmaputra River. Explore the Umananda Temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. You can enjoy a boat ride to reach the island, with various options available for the journey, including public ferries and private boats. If you are Visiting Umananda Island offers a chance to connect with spirituality and appreciate the natural beauty of the Brahmaputra River, making it a unique and serene

Post spiritual visit, Enjoy a delightful breakfast, perhaps with Assamese tea, in a local eatery. After a delightful breakfast, you can visit the Srimanta Sankardev Kalakshetra to appreciate the cultural richness of Assam. Explore the exhibits and enjoy traditional dance and music performances. In the afternoon, you can savour a traditional Assamese meal at a local restaurant, trying different regional delicacies.

After Lunch, You can go with a serene river cruise on the Brahmaputra River, either during sunset or in the evening. The Brahmaputra Valley in Assam is known for its fertile plains and is a major agricultural region, producing tea, rice, and other crops.

As the day draws to a close in Guwahati, the city's spiritual and natural wonders have left you with a sense of serenity and cultural enrichment. Guwahati has offered a diverse and memorable experience. Reflect on the day's discoveries as you prepare for another day of exploration in this fascinating city.

Nature, wildlife, and silk weaving

Day 3
Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary(Guwahati): A nurturer in Assam of rarest animal
  • Exploring Assam's natural beauty, wildlife, and silk weaving traditions.

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    Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary, Sualkuchi, Rang Ghar

Welcome to the third Day in Guwahati, Embark on a full-day excursion to Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary, known for its Indian one-horned rhinoceros population. You can enjoy a thrilling jeep safari and wildlife photography. Savour a packed breakfast during the safari or return to Guwahati for a meal at a local restaurant. In the mid morning you can visit the historic town of Sualkuchi, renowned as the "Manchester of Assam" for its traditional silk weaving. Explore silk weaving workshops and shop for exquisite Assamese silk products. You can enjoy a traditional Assamese lunch in Sualkuchi, where you can relish local cuisine.

Post lunch, return to Guwahati and visit the Rang Ghar, an ancient amphitheatre from the Ahom dynasty. Explore the historical site and its architectural significance.

At the top of the Rang Ghar, there is a royal box from where the Ahom kings and nobles could view the events happening in the amphitheatre.

For dinner in Guwahati, you can explore a variety of dining options that offer a range of culinary choices. You can enjoy traditional Assamese cuisine, Indian dishes, or international flavours. Day 3 offers a blend of wildlife adventure, cultural exploration, and a glimpse into Assam's silk weaving heritage.You can enjoy the diversity of experiences in Guwahati.

River cruise, shopping, and departure

Day 4
GUWAHATI, INDIA - JANUARY 31, 2017: View of Peacock (Umananda) island in Brahmaputra river near Guwahati, India
  • River cruise, shopping, and farewell in Guwahati.

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    Peacock Island

On your final day, Begin your day with a calming river cruise on the Brahmaputra. Enjoy the scenic beauty and peaceful surroundings of the river and also you can visit Disembark at Peacock Island, home to a wildlife sanctuary and various bird species. Take a short trek and explore the island's natural beauty.

In the mid morning head back to the mainland and explore local markets or shops for souvenirs, Assamese crafts, or silk products. Post-island visit, you might feel hungry. Time to try some local food! They're packed with different tastes, some of which might be new to you. Enjoy a delicious meal at a local restaurant, either trying Assamese cuisine one more time or choosing from other options.

Post lunch, spend some leisure time in a park or at a riverside café to unwind and take in the views.Depending on your flight or train schedule, check out of your hotel and head to the airport or railway station for your departure. As the sun sets on your fourth day in Guwahati, you've experienced a harmonious blend of spiritual serenity, cultural richness, natural beauty, and wildlife adventure. The memories of your journey through this diverse city will stay with you as you bid farewell to Guwahati, carrying with you the unique charm of Assam's gateway.