The Kamakhya Temple is one of the most sacred shrines in India which is dedicated to Goddess Kamakhya. It is believed that the shrine is the centre of Shakti worship and is the oldest of the 51 Shakti Pithas.
The Umananda Temple is situated on a small river island called Peacock island is surrounded by the Brahmaputra river. This temple is devoted to Lord Shiva and the island provides a scenic view of the Guwahati city and the Brahmaputra river.
Paradise Restaurant is famous for its local Assamese cuisine and is a favourite spot for lunch amongst the locals. Be sure to try their Assamese thali which comes with a variety of local dishes to experience the flavours of Guwahati.
The Guwahati Planetarium is a must-visit destination for space enthusiasts. It has a dome like planetarium which displays various sky events, space shows and exhibitions which provides for an educational and informative experience.
The museum showcases a collection of artefacts and exhibits which showcases the culture and traditions of Assam. Ranging from sculptures and paintings, to manuscripts and numismatics, the Assam State Museum is a highly informative and aesthetically pleasing location.
If you have more time, you could visit the Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary to witness the one-horned rhino and the Manas National Park for a glimpse of the Royal Bengal Tiger. For those with less time, you could skip the Assam State Museum and Guwahati Planetarium to opt for a river cruise on the Brahmaputra river to experience the city from a different perspective.