79 Places to Visit Near Guwahati

Best Time: March-June  

Dispur is a town in Guwahati just as well as the capital city of the Indian territory of Assam. In the year 1973, Dispur was authoritatively proclaimed as the capital city after subdivision of Assam that was brought forth from Meghalaya. This modest town remains in the midst of the littlest capitals on the planet and is known as a famous traveller goal. Specked with a few Hindu temples, one can observe the particular culture of the state. Dispur is addi...

Best Time: July-March

24 kilometres from the capital of Assam that is Guwahati, settles the pilgrim centre point - Hajo. Holy to Hindu, Muslim, and Buddhist, Hajo welcomes individuals from varying backgrounds to look for profound illumination. Legend has it, Hajo was where Lord Buddha accomplished Parinirvana. Its profound noteworthiness doesn't finish here, Hajo is home to Powa Mecca as well. With the holiness of Mecca, this mosque is accepted to have been worked by a simil...

Best Time: October-June

Situated on National Highway 40, Nongpoh lies at a distance of 52 km from Shillong, the capital of Meghalaya. It is likewise the administrative home office of the region of Ri – Bhoi. Nongpoh is a wonderful spot encompassed by characteristic excellence all around with serene slopes and waterways. Located near the ravishing Brahmaputra fields, this area is a significant and quite favourite stopover before reaching to Shillong. What makes this goal perfec...

Best Time: October to February

Nalbari is a tiny town in Nalbari district in the state of Assam. Nalbari town is the headquarters of Nalbari District. The town is one of many towns comprised under recommended as 'State Capital Region'. The place is an excellent getaway to traverse the welcoming nature and its magic with its enormous Paddy ranges and thick woods, Nalbari will give you memories to cherish later. With Indo-Bhutan border tracing the northern border of the district while ...

Best Time: October-February

Enticed by the glorious pinnacles of Indian Himalayas, Morigaon is a quiet and tranquil goal in Assam and it is encompassed by welcoming touristy spots. Some touring in Morigaon should be possible by tourist in spots like wildlife sanctuaries and temples, one can likewise investigate the special fishes in Asia's biggest dry fish market that can be found in Morigaon. The River Brahmaputra denotes the northern limits of the area and west offers seeing sno...

Best Time: September to May

Surrounded by verdant mountains and picturesque landscape, Shillong is one of the most beautiful hill stations of northeast India. Located at an altitude of 1496 m above the sea level, Shillong with its rolling hills around the town is often called as ‘the Scotland of the East’. The hill station is known for its scenic beauty and calm atmosphere. This soothing climate makes Shillong suitable to visit throughout the year. Nestled into the valleys of Bra...

Best Time: From November to April

The Kaziranga of Assam, Orang National Park spans an area of 79 square kilometers and is located on the banks of river Brahmaputra. It is also called the Rajiv Gandhi National Park and is the kind of place one must visit at least once in their lifetime. It is located in the Darrang and Sonitpur districts of Assam. It got its name from the belief that the tribes of 'Orang' lived in this region, and the presence of several man-made ponds can be seen as pr...

Best Time: October to January

Barpeta is one of the most significant towns located in Western Assam. Approximately 90 kilometres north-west of Guwahati Barpeta is a majestic town well-liked by travellers. Barpeta means 'land of big ponds' and as the name suggests, in the early days of Barpeta, the spot was chock-full of such ponds. In the Traditional map of Assam, the place is marked as the 'Land of the Satras'. These Satras carry the attestation of the prominent Assamese reformer, ...

Best Time: March-May

Situated in the Jaintia Hills region, Jowai is popular for its beautiful setting and amazing perspectives with the ideal blend of legacy and culture. The town of Jowai, which is a well-known vacationer goal, is likewise known by the name of Jwai. Jowai comprises of numerous clans and settlements that delineate the social legacy of the town. The celebration of Behdeimkhlam is a mainstream celebration when local people get ready sweets and savory delights...

Best Time: October to May

  Known to be one of the wettest places in the world, the beautiful village of Mawsynram is situated at a distance of 60 kms from the city centre. The mesmerizing village with its panoramic views, lush green landscape and beautiful rains, Mawsynram is a perfect destination for both nature lovers and pluviophiles. Known to be one of the best tourist attraction in India, the village is known for its huge formation of a stalagmite, which takes after the sh...

Best Time: September- May

Cherrapunjee, locally known as Sohra, is a hill station in the state of Meghalaya. The town was riginnaly known as Sohara, which was pronounced as “Churra” by the British, which then came to be pronounced as Cherrapunjee which means the “land of oranges”. It falls in the East Khasi Hills district. It has held the record for the highest rainfall for many years. The town has a population of 14,816 and an elevation of 1,484m. The town has been said to be t...

Best Time: October-May

The animal kingdom of the North East, Manas National park is a really popular place of tourist attraction in Assam. The park is located in Barangabari Gyati Village on the Foothills of the Bhutan- Himalayan mountain range, the park is also a UNESCO world heritage site as well as a Tiger and Elephant project reserve. The park is named after the Manas river and the river was named after Mansa(The Serpent Goddess). The river passes through the center of th...

Best Time: October-February

The Goalpara region of Assam is one such travel goal which is invested with picturesque excellence and a few archaeological accumulations. The tourism to this part of North East India is said to be extremely intriguing for the voyagers who love to investigate the history and heritage of the spot. The whole city is loaded up with the beauty of Mother Nature. The quiet air abounded with green surroundings makes a brilliant spot to make tracks from city tu...

Best Time: October-May

Bongaigaon is the name of a city and a major area in Assam. The city offers a rich legacy of verifiable structures, old sanctuaries, and timberlands for the sightseers. Bongaigaon is additionally outstanding for its petrochemical industry. It is associated with the remainder of the state through the National Highway 37. There is no airplane terminal and the closest air terminal is at Guwahati, which is 156 km away. There are two railroad stations in the...

Best Time: October-April

On the off chance that you were a nature lover, you would be anxious to play the role and ready to play the part and are prepared for it, Bhalukpong in Arunachal Pradesh is the correct destination goal for you. A small community settled in the lower regions of Himalayas in West Kameng area of Arunachal Pradesh, Bhalukpong is known for its stunning beautiful magnificence and quiet and peaceful feeling which enchants its every visitor. Bhalukpong is an en...

Best Time: October-February

Williamnagar was conformed around the former town of Simsanggre, which was based on the enormous fields of the Simsang River. An extremely remote zone typically known for its plenitude of normal excellence for example being flanked by the mountains and having a rich synthesis of both water and vegetation. Williamnagar, the central station of the East Garo Hills area of Meghalaya, was named after Captain Williamson A. Sangma, the first Chief Minister of ...

Best Time: April to October

The little hamlet of Bomdila is roosted between the pictorial backgrounds of the exalted mountains of the eastern Himalayas. It is a secluded destination and like several different Indian cities, it has jumped the implicit traveller intrusion in contemporary events. Bomdila is remembered for its spectacular suburbs accompanying with its Buddhist monasteries and apple orchids. It additionally excites the adventure seeker with its infinite trekking traces...

Best Time: November-April

Nameri National Park is located on the eastern lower regions of the Sonitpur region of Assam. Together with Pakhui National Park of Arunachal Pradesh, Nameri covers an area of 1000 square kilometers. The reserve is perceived as a national park which was developed in 1998, and River Jia Bhoroli coursing through this park became a very well-known fishing destination in India. Nameri contains semi-evergreen, sodden deciduous forest with the cane and bamboo...