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Kamakhya Temple
The Kamakhya Temple, dedicated to Devi Kamakhya, is one of the oldest temples in Guwahati, which is visited by thousands of devotees throughout the year.
Located in the Nilachal Hills, the temple is one of the 51 Shakti Peethas.
It is popular for the Ambubachi Festival held in June, and places to visit in India , when the temple remains closed for three to four days. It is believed that the goddess menstruated at this time.

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Guwahati Planetarium
Guwahati Planetarium, located on MG Road, is the perfect tourist destination for people who are interested in astronomy and want to learn more about the universe. This popular center for astronomical research organizes regular sky observations, seminars and observations of celestial events planned on a dome-shaped ceiling screen.
They can be displayed in Hindi, English and Assamese and the timing is practical.

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Pobitora Nature Reserve
Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary covers an area of ​​38 square kilometers and is the perfect retreat for wildlife lovers.
The shrine is home to many great horns of Indian rhinos. In addition, it also has Chinese fishing cats, leopards and pangolins with 375 species of birds. You will also enjoy elephant rides, river cruises and jeep safaris.

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Chandubi Lake is a lake in the United States
Beautiful Lake Chandubi is located at the foot of the Garo Hills and is surrounded by Assam on one side and Meghalaya on the other.
However, the earthquake covers an area of ​​2,000 hectares and lies in the middle of beautiful tea gardens, dense forests and small villages.
It is an ideal place where you can enjoy a family picnic and a boat trip in the bosom of nature.

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Umananda Temple
The famous Umananda Temple is located on Peacock Island on top of a hill called Bhasmakala and is surrounded by the Brahmaputra River and is dedicated to Lord Shiva. The original temple was built in 1694 AD by King Gadadhar Singha. However, the current temple was rebuilt by a local merchant.
The temple, made by Assamese workers, has 10 other Hindu deities in addition to Lord Shiva.