Top Guwahati City Tours

See Guwahati's key attractions in a private day tour without worrying about catching buses or hailing taxis. Visit Kamakhya Devi Temple, Brahmaputra River Heritage Centre, and Assam Rajyik State Museum to learn more about local culture and history. Refuel with a tasty Assamese lunch, and end the day with a relaxing sunset cruise on the Brahmaputra River. Enjoy personalized attention and comfortable private transport throughout the day.

Get off the beaten path and explore some of the jewels of India's verdant Northeast region with this two-day tour of Shillong and Cherrapunjee in the state of Meghalaya. You'll visit lakes, waterfalls, caves, and museums, with plenty of opportunities to take photos and learn more about the area’s history and culture.

Visit Northeast India's city of Shillong, often referred to as the Scotland of the East, with this private tour from Guwahati. You'll visit local highlights such as Umiam Lake, Shillong Peak, Elephant Hall, and the Don Bosco Centre for Indigenous Culture, with a stop along the way for an included lunch with both vegetarian-friendly and meat-based options.

Cherrapunji tour — one of the most dramatic destinations on Earth! **Cherrapunji** (locally called *Sohra*) sits perched on the edge of the Meghalaya plateau at around 1,484 metres — a place where clouds don't pass above you, they drift *through* you. Here's what makes a full day here feel like a journey into another world: **Dawn at Nohkalikai** greets you with pure theatre. India's tallest plunge waterfall drops 340 metres into a pool that glows an eerie aquamarine. The sound reaches you before the sight does. **Seven Sisters Falls** is pure scale — seven streams pouring side by side off the plateau edge, best seen when the monsoon turns them into a single roaring curtain of white. **Mawsmai Cave** pulls you underground into a dripping, cathedral-like limestone world of stalactites formed over millions of years. Cool, mysterious, and humbling. Eco Park** offer sweeping cliff-top views where the plateau simply *ends* — and the flat green expanse of Bangladesh begins far below.

Guwahati as complimented by history, heritage, climate, and geography, Guwahati food crawl promise an experience to satisfy the senses. From sipping a cup of steaming hot chai streetside and dipping freshly fried noodles in mint chutney during monsoon rain to roasting meats in a clay-oven and gathering with loved ones for simple pleasures like spicy porky with sticky rice, a food tour of INorth-East India is an adventure in itself!