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Top 5 Momo Joints In Guwahati

Top 5 Momo Joints In Guwahati

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We’re back again with you all to share something really delicious today! What can be better than a scrumptious plate of momos when those hunger pangs hit you really hard? A good plate of momos can always cheer us up when we’re sad, be our companion on a rainy sunday, be our travel partner or

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5 places to visit when you are in Guwahati

5 places to visit when you are in Guwahati

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Hello everyone, hope you’ll are fine. We are back as we said and today we are gonna tell you about 5 places you should definitely visit when you are in Guwahati. So let’s beginnnn! As our organization hails from Guwahati itself, it’s an honour for us to be telling you people about our hometown. Guwahati

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The Ultimate Guide To Visit Goalpara

The Ultimate Guide To Visit Goalpara

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 Hello people, hope you all are good and safe. Isn’t it worthwhile to know about a place before visiting? Here is your ultimate guide to yet another striking place of Assam.  Often referred to as the land of Blue hills and Red river, Assam is endowed with not only a wide range of flora and

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The Chandubi Lake

The Chandubi Lake

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 Hello people, hope you all are good and safe. Today we are here to introduce you to one of the beautiful lakes in Assam, the Chandubi Lake. Most people in Assam know about this lake but for those who don’t Chandubi Lake is a natural, picturesque lake located in the Kamrup district of Assam, at a distance of

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Afflicted by the pandemic: The industry of tourism

Afflicted by the pandemic: The industry of tourism

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As we continue to sail through the inflictions of the pandemic, we look back on days that have undoubtedly left a mark in our lives, superficial or profound. The chaos that fell upon humanity silenced the tourist attractions around the world and reduced tens of thousands of people, whose lives depended upon tourism, to tears.