Aktivitäten in Guwahati

I wanted to visit Kamakhya temple since long but after covid there was no proper information that weather temple is open or not than how is Kamakhya junction but I took risk and thought of let's go there and explore it. nearest station is Kamakhya junction and once you reach there is waiting room if you do not have hotel room or you have less budget you can fresh up and can start your journey early morning.door opens at 7am after covid,there for reaching to temple you can reserve taxi ,auto from there or just take a walk for 10 minutes towards highway and get to or bus.once you reach there than you have 3options to reach on top to temple either you can reserve cab or take a shared cab and at last by walk.i would suggest if you have senior citizen than take cab. Yes most important on station and in temple you need to have test report or 2nd dose of vactination or else they will let you suffer. 

Basistha temple, located in the south-east corner of Guwahati city, Assam, India, is a Shiva mandir

It is one of the popular temples in Guwahati. Dedicated Lord Venkateswara, Purva Tirupati Sri Balaji Mandir was built in the year 1998

This temple is in a small island in the mighty Bhramaputra... We had to go by boat. In the island we need to climb few steps as the temple is in a small hillock within the island.There is a small Vishnu idol before we enter the shrine of Shiva...we have to climb very few steps to have darshan of Shiva.Also there is a separate shrine for Hanuman.

Sri Sri Rukmini Krishna Mandir is situated at the heart of Guwahati city, on the hilltop of South Sarania, Ulubari. The temple provides a scenic view of the city with its beautiful white structure standing in the background. It is one of the first major contemporary Krishna temples in Guwahati working for various social upliftment programs like transcendental Vedic literature, providing training for Vedic lives of youth, and distribution of Sanctified food for the masses since 1983

The Deepor Beel Wildlife Sanctuary, in the Kamrup district of the lower Brahmaputra valley, is a perennial freshwater lake just outside Guwahati, Assam. It is the state's only Ramsar site. The Ramsar Convention on wetlands conservation is an international treaty signed in 1971 named after Ramsar in Iran