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About GuwahatiÂ
The largest city in Assam and North-eastern India, Guwahati is a major port city situated on the banks of the Brahmaputra River. A striking travel destination, this picturesque city is surrounded by hills on three sides and encompasses the best of north-eastern culture.
With various monuments, museums, glorious temples, and buzzing shopping hubs – this city promises to offer an unforgettable experience. Take in the beauty of the Brahmaputra as you leisurely stroll by the riverside or visit the Assam State Zoo which spreads over a massive 130 acres. You will find some of the rarest and the most exotic species during your visit.
One of the most cherished shrines of Shakti in the country, the Kamakhya Temple is a high seat of the Shakti sect. The temple is located on Nilanchal Hill in the western part of the city and draws a large number of pilgrims during the Ambubachi festival. Beautifully constructed complete with intricate carvings and colourful flowers, this temple is a must-visit.
ÂAbout KolkataÂ
The historically and culturally rich Kolkata is the third most populous city in India. As the erstwhile capital of British India, the city exudes a colonial old-world charm like no other. One of the friendliest cities in the country, its relaxed and easy-going atmosphere is hard to miss.
Get a feel of Kolkata’s theatre, or see art exhibitions in popular city art galleries like the Birla Academy of Art and Culture and CIMA. You can also take culture tours or heritage walks, tracing the history, food, art, and local culture.
Victoria Memorial is one of Kolkata’s long-standing icons, which was built during the British era to commemorate Queen Victoria’s death. It is surrounded by a manicured garden and it houses a museum tracing the city’s colonial history. Witness this opulent architectural marvel at night, illuminated with lights!
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