Ferry Ghat - Ferry terminal in Guwahati - Kamrup, India

Enjoyful moment on crossing the Brahma ghat by ferry. It will make you enjoyed in the evening time on the ferry. It take 2.5 rupees per person for crossing the river. You can take yourk bike with yourself to directly enter into the Guwahati city using ferry. A lot of people use ferry for their daily office works or anything else.

The place felt like heaven. The place is very clean as it is not a tourist spot. The rocks, the grass in the bank and the wind give a heavenly ambiance. The almighty river Brahmaputra can fresh your mind while sitting on the rocks. The place is good for adventurous people also!

Beautiful place for hanging...... the natural beauty of mighty brahmaputra and the Old temple make this place more attractive, mainly on Astami time. By road it's also very easy to communicate, but public transport facility is very poor.

Need more frequent ferries now since its too much crowded and over loaded most of the time. Otherwise the service is good. Authorities should look forward in adding more ferry trips for the locals to use the water transport properly.. many times people with bikes and scooty's miss the ferry due to over crowded scenario and have to wait for a long time to get the next one.

Cheap and enjoyable way to go the other side of the river. You don't get the life jacket though.

Quite an experience with a vintage price of INR 3

As an IITG student. I miss this place so much. The scenic beauty the boat ride. The excitement and kind of adventure of riding ferry cause of the nature of mighty brahmaputra river. In the evening sometimes the view become so cinematic.

When you are with a someone special and need a beautiful place to spend some time with them.But then you find you are low on cash. What do you do? Don't worry, Uzan Bazaar ghat acts as the saving grace and saves your ass, basically. And don't forget to thank the place as you watch the sun go down behind Umananda until the Brahmaputra finally swallows it whole, watch the ferries turning their lights on to meet the darkening blanket of dusk over the waters, feel the breeze mess with your hair and count your lucky stars that The Uzan Bazaar ghat exists...