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7-Day Foodie Itinerary in Guwahati

Saturday, January 13: Arrival and Local Cuisine

Start your foodie adventure in Guwahati by indulging in the local cuisine. In the morning, head to Fancy Bazar, a vibrant market known for its street food stalls. Try Assamese delicacies like pani puri, momo, and jalebi. For lunch, visit Khorika, a popular restaurant serving scrumptious grilled meats. In the evening, explore the bustling Ganeshguri area and savor Assamese thali at Paradise Restaurant.

  • Fancy Bazar: Free, 2 hours
  • Khorika: ₹500 ($7) per person, 1.5 hours
  • Paradise Restaurant: ₹600 ($8) per thali, 2 hours
Sunday, January 14: Tea Gardens and River Cruise

Start your day with a visit to Halmira Tea Estate, where you can learn about tea production and enjoy a refreshing cup of Assam tea. Afternoon, take a river cruise on the Brahmaputra River and relish a traditional Assamese lunch on board. In the evening, explore the Paltan Bazar area and try street food specialties like puchka and ghughni.

  • Halmira Tea Estate: ₹200 ($3) per person, 3 hours
  • Brahmaputra River Cruise: ₹1,500 ($20) per person, 4 hours
  • Paltan Bazar: Free, 2 hours
Monday, January 15: Kamakhya Temple and Assamese Thali

Start your day by visiting the renowned Kamakhya Temple, a major pilgrimage site in Guwahati. Afterward, head to Khorikaa Restaurant for a delectable Assamese thali for lunch. In the evening, explore the lively Night Market near Beltola Tiniali and sample local street food like bhut jolokia-infused dishes.

  • Kamakhya Temple: Free, 3 hours
  • Khorikaa Restaurant: ₹600 ($8) per thali, 1.5 hours
  • Night Market: Free, 2 hours
Tuesday, January 16: Kaziranga National Park and Tribal Cuisine

Embark on a day trip to Kaziranga National Park, known for its diverse wildlife. Enjoy a jeep safari and spot rhinos, elephants, and more. For lunch, try tribal cuisine at a local restaurant near the park. Return to Guwahati in the evening and explore the food stalls at Ganesh Mandir Market.

  • Kaziranga National Park: ₹3,000 ($40) per person (including safari), 10 hours
  • Tribal Restaurant: ₹800 ($11) per person, 1.5 hours
  • Ganesh Mandir Market: Free, 2 hours
Wednesday, January 17: Assamese Sweets and Fancy Bazar Shopping

Start your day by exploring the local sweet shops in Pan Bazaar and savoring Assamese sweets like pitha and narikolor laru. In the afternoon, visit Fancy Bazar for an exciting shopping experience. Indulge in street food snacks like samosa and kachori while exploring the market.

  • Pan Bazaar Sweet Shops: ₹300 ($4) per person, 2 hours
  • Fancy Bazar: Free, 3 hours
Thursday, January 18: Majuli Island Day Trip and Fish Delicacies

Embark on a day trip to Majuli Island, the largest river island in the world. Explore the scenic landscapes and visit the Satras (Vaishnavite monasteries). Enjoy a traditional Assamese lunch with fish delicacies at a local restaurant. Return to Guwahati in the evening and relax at one of the city's rooftop restaurants, enjoying the view.

  • Majuli Island Day Trip: ₹2,500 ($34) per person (including ferry), 12 hours
  • Local Restaurant: ₹800 ($11) per person, 2 hours
  • Rooftop Restaurant: ₹1,000 ($14) per person, 2 hours
Friday, January 19: Assamese Street Food Trail and Departure

Spend your last day in Guwahati exploring the city's street food scene. Start with a visit to Ganeshguri for delicious momos and thukpa. Then head to Ulubari for some mouthwatering pani puri and chaat. Finally, end your foodie adventure with a visit to Fancy Bazar for local snacks like singara and malpua. Depart from Guwahati with a satisfied palate.

  • Ganeshguri: ₹300 ($4) per person, 2 hours
  • Ulubari: ₹300 ($4) per person, 2 hours
  • Fancy Bazar: ₹200 ($3) per person, 2 hours

Hidden Gems and Local Favorites

For off the beaten path attractions and places loved by locals, don't miss a visit to the Kamrupi Thali Restaurant, known for its traditional Assamese cuisine. Explore the Umananda Island, a small river island with a Shiva temple, and try street food specialties like khaar and tenga at the nearby food stalls.

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