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Cost of Living and Inflation in Guwahati, Assam: What do you need to know?

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Here's what five local experts had to say about prices and the cost of living in Guwahati, Assam.

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The city is the heart of the North-East India. The city is on the bank of river Brahmaputra. People from the entire North East visit this city daily for various reasons. The Kaziranga national park is approximately 300 km away from the city. The city is a good place for affordable living.

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Hemalatha, says: 2020

Guwahati is one of the most important cities of Assam. The state capital, Dispur is in Guwahati.

From a scenic point of view, Guwahati has several hill ranges and numerous tourist attractions, including the famous Kamakhya Temple, Deepor Beel, several parks, the State Museum, and the river, Brahmaputra, which flows through the heart of the city.

From an academic point of view, quite a few reputed schools and colleges, are within the city, and, on the outskirts, of the city. From the career standpoint, quite a range of jobs are available, as a lot of national and international companies, have branches, in the city.

Culturally, the city is diverse. People belonging to various different religion, and races, reside here. Some of the most popular languages, used in Guwahati, include, Assamese, Hindi, and English. From the lifestyle standpoint, the cost of living is fairly average. Several modes of transportation, both public, and private, are available. Numerous supermarkets, restaurants, and hospitals, are within the city too.

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Chhavi, says: 2020

If someone moves to the city of Guwahati, they must know that, though the cost of living in Guwahati is relatively higher than most North-Eastern states of India, the indigenous people of the city are very friendly and heartwarming. The city also has many tourist places. The city is surrounded by undulating hills, and is on the banks of mighty river Brahmaputra.

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Nikita, says: 2020

– The primary mode of transportation is buses (AC and NON-AC buses). They are available throughout the day. Other modes of transportations are local taxi services like OLA, UBER, RAPIDO.
– There are many good restaurants and hotels.
– For a luxury stay in this city one can go for hotels like TAJ VIVANTA or RADISSON BLU.
– Guwahati is full of shopping malls.
– The best residential areas are Zoo Road, Rajgarh, Noonmati, Beltala, etc.
– Shillong is almost 100 kms from the city. You can spend your weekend there.
– If you are a movie lover then there are various theatres for you to like Grand Cines, PVR Cinemas, etc.
– Try to learn the local language (Assamese), if possible.

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Twinkle, says: 2020

One must know to speak and understand Hindi. Guwahati is filled with beautiful and kind people. One who wish to reside here can contact a good broker for rent house. One must carry enough cash and other valid documents as well. Guwahati is a big and clean city. Everyone is welcomed here.

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Shouvik, says: 2020
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