Bagdogra To Guwahati

Guwahat- The land of the shimmering Brahmaputra

Post by Antara | Bangalore | Dec 21, 2007

It's best to travel by train if you can make time. It's a wonderful sight to watch the tea gardens and hills unfolding before your eyes as you enter Assam. However, if you are pressed for time, there are direct flights from Delhi and Calcutta. Guwahati is easy to reach from any destination with a connecting flight in Calcutta. You could even take a train to Calcutta and fly to Guwahati or vice versa. Guwahati has a newly built posh airport with all the modern facilities. During winters, it could get very cold; visitors are warned to bring warm clothing. Since the political situation is not always stable, visitors are advised not to roam around till late in the night. Other than that, it's a perfectly safe place, and a pleasure to spend your holidays in.

Second heaven after my home

Post by Venkat | Chennai | Oct 30, 2012

well Auto rickshaws are the most convenient mode of transport in guwahati as they would take you directly to your desired place....but you also have options of mini busses and share mini vans....but if you are travelling by bus....then be very careful of your wallet and other valuables....

Adventurous Guwahati

Post by Rahul | Dehradun | Mar 17, 2013

The place is accessible by local matador, taxis both from the railway station & airport which is at a distance of about 20-25 km. The place is located outside the guwahati township on the outskirts within the reserved forest area.