Northeast India's Tempo Traveller & Urbania specialist
Based in Guwahati, built around the way group tours actually travel.
Built around the Tempo Traveller & Urbania
Northeast Tourist Taxi Rental has been providing dependable Tempo Traveller and Force Urbania rentals, plus complete outstation tour packages, since 2014. Every year, more of our groups fly into Guwahati from South and West India — Chennai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Pune, Ahmedabad — for a Meghalaya, Kaziranga or Tawang tour, and we've built our fleet and process around exactly that trip.
Our promise
We focus on punctual pickups, clean vehicles, polite drivers who know the hill routes, and honest communication before you even land. Whether it's a 13-seater for a small family group or a 26-seater Tempo Traveller for a large batch, our team is ready to help.
What guides every trip
Safety First
Verified drivers and regularly serviced vehicles on every route.
Honest Pricing
Fares confirmed up front — no hidden charges at drop-off.
Punctuality
We plan around traffic and weather so you're never left waiting.
Local Care
Drivers who treat your family, guests and colleagues with respect.
What customers say
“We booked a 17-seater Tempo Traveller for our Chennai family group. Driver knew every hill route to Cherrapunji and the whole 5-night trip ran exactly on schedule.”
“Our Pune office group of 14 travelled Tawang in the Force Urbania — genuinely more comfortable than we expected on those mountain roads. Would book again.”
“Flew into Guwahati as a group of 20 from Bengaluru and this team had a 26-seater Tempo Traveller ready. One vehicle for the entire 9-day circuit, zero hassle.”
“Coordinated everything over WhatsApp before we even landed. The Urbania was spotless and the driver spoke enough for us to feel completely at home.”
“Best tempo traveller rental in Guwahati by far — we compared three operators before booking. Transparent pricing, no surprise charges at the end.”
“On-time pickup, spotless car and a genuinely polite driver for our early LGBI airport run.”