It’s fairly safe in terms of mirder and kidnapping. I would say, robbery does happen and so does cat calling happen sometimes specially in the dark. The city is fairly active till 10pm after that it can get very silent and a bit uncomfortable in the rural areas.

Guwahati is a fairly safe city but with recent experiences, it’s a bit hard to say. I’m a local here and have always felt okay but India is a developing country so we can only hope it gets better. I hope my city continues to be safe.

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Situated along the shores of the Brahmaputra River in Northeast India, Guwahati stands as the bustling, vibrant capital of Assam. The gateway to the enchanting Seven Sisters States, Guwahati revels with an array of eclecticism ranging from its distinct culture to beautiful history. The city is renowned for its sacred temples including the ancient Kamakhya temple, a significant pilgrimage site, and the Umananda Temple situated on an island in the river. The bustling cityscape melts seamlessly into the idyllic beauty of nature, with attractions like Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary, famous for its one-horned rhinoceros, and the serene Deepor Beel, a freshwater lake and bird sanctuary. Guwahati, with its unique blend of tradition and modernity, combines a rich tapestry of experiences that make it an essential destination in Indian tourism.

Safety rating:	3/5	Moderate
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Crime rate:	2.2/5	Low
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