Nameri National Park

Nameri National Park is an ancient set-up in the hills of the Eastern Himalayas. There is a vast expanse of water bodies and lakes and the view of Rhinos, Elephants, Tiger, Leopard, Sambhar, Dhole and Hornbills, as well as ducks and Storks are simple in the region.

Anyone who is a fan of the lush grasslands as well as tall evergreens and deciduous trees can absolutely spend a great time in the middle of Nameri. Additionally, it is connected to Guwahati via fast roads, and it is a place where one will have no difficulty in the journey to this gorgeous place. North of Tezpur, Nameri is 38.8 kilometres and one can travel easily from there.

Hence, to enjoy a classic holiday, book your cheap flights to Guwahati soon.

Umananda Island

The island is a sacred addition to the travel bucket lists of Assam. It is also known by the name of Peacock Island by the British the island has gained prominence due to its position within the waters of Brahmaputra which can be connected easily when the two are in Guwahati. Umananda Island is also recognized as one of the smallest islands of the globe and consists of Umananda temple that is dedicated to Lord Shiva.

The traditional form of the cut-out rock figures that depict the gods Lord Surya, Ganesh and Shiva can be appreciated by anyone who appreciates the beauty and skill in the art that came from Assamese people who demonstrated their commitment to spirituality.

Kamakhya Temple

The most well-known Shakti Peethas in Kamakhya Temple is the most revered temple in Assam. It is one of the oldest. Temples in Guwahati are associated with the myth that tells the story of Shiva as well as Daksha Yagna,Kamakhya Temple is a famous temple, and is frequented by thousands of devotees. Famed for its mythological tales, Kamakhya Temple is located on the Nilachal Hill that is a magnificent complex of 6 temples as well as 6 temples in it.

Assam State Museum

Famous being one of the richest repositories of antiques Assam State Museum is hailed as one of the biggest multipurpose museums in India. It is located in the beautiful landscapes of the Dighalipukhuri area. Assam State Museum was built in 1940. It boast The oldest of them is in Northeast India.

Established by the Kamarupa Anusandhan Samiti The museum is unmissable to discover the rich culture and the rich history that is Assam through the intriguing antiques which are displayed here.

Assam State Zoo Cum Botanical Garden

The largest Zoo in North East India, Assam State Zoo cum Botanical Garden is located in the Hengrabari Reserved Forest. The home of the number of birds, animals and reptiles and reptiles, this place is an extremely popular tourist destination if you are interested in wildlife. Also known as "green lung" for Guwahati, Assam State Zoo is a Botanical Garden is a nice place to take part in awareness programs and to promote the welfare of animals as well as education.

Guwahati Planetarium

The most well-known tourist spots to go to in Guwahati for people who are interested in Astronomy, Guwahati Planetarium attracts a number of people. If you're a fan of learning how the universe works. Guwahati Planetarium is an enthusiastic Retreat to dive into the space of the stars.

In addition to enhancing your knowledge of the solar system and of the universe. Guwahati Planetarium is known as an extremely well-known Observatory research centre.

Nehru Park

One of the most visited tourist spots in Guwahati, Nehru Park is an enticing place that should be visited while you are in Guwahati. It was built in the year 2000, Nehru Park is named in honour of Jawaharlal Nehru. The park is famous for being home to a number of renowned schools in the vicinity.

Famous for its thousands of species of trees, and a variety of dancing statues that perform Assamese folk dances, Nehru Park boasts of a tranquil retreat for visitors.

Umananda Temple

The temple is a shrine to Lord Shiva as the principal god, Umananda Temple is a tranquil retreat for nature enthusiasts in Guwahati. Perched at the summit of Bhasmasura and surrounded by the waters that flow from River Brahmaputra, Umananda Temple was constructed in 1694AD by the king Gadadhar Singh.

There is a legend that is said that Lord Shiva lived in this area as Bhayananda and destroyed Kamadeva into the ashes after he was made an obstacle while Lord Shiva was contemplating. With its stunning scenery, Umananda Temple is an ideal spot to relax and enjoy the beauty of this gorgeous island of the river. You can take back a peaceful souvenir of your time in Guwahati.