Choosing Assam, with Guwahati as its vibrant gateway, means embarking on a journey through a land rich in spiritual heritage, breathtaking wildlife, and endless tea gardens. Assam is renowned for the mighty Brahmaputra River, its unique one-horned rhinoceros found in world-famous national parks, and a thriving tea industry. Guwahati, the largest city in the Northeast, offers a blend of urban development and ancient culture, acting as a perfect base. This region provides an authentic, offbeat experience, combining spiritual solace, thrilling safaris, and deep cultural immersion amidst verdant landscapes.
Explore ancient temples, lush tea gardens, and vibrant wildlife in India’s Northeast.
Guwahati
The largest city and gateway to Northeast India, Guwahati blends urban life with ancient spiritual sites. Explore the revered Kamakhya Temple and enjoy scenic views of the mighty Brahmaputra River.
Kaziranga National Park
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, globally famous for its thriving population of the Great Indian One-Horned Rhinoceros. Offers thrilling jeep and elephant safaris through diverse grasslands and wetlands.
Kamakhya Temple
Perched atop Nilachal Hill in Guwahati, this ancient Hindu temple is a significant Shakti Peeth. It’s a spiritual epicenter, drawing devotees and tourists alike for its unique Tantric worship.
Majuli Island
The world’s largest river island, Majuli is a cultural hub of Assamese Vaishnavite tradition. Explore its serene Satras (monasteries), vibrant local life, and picturesque natural beauty.
Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary
Located near Guwahati, this small sanctuary boasts the highest density of Indian one-horned rhinos, making it an excellent alternative for rhino sightings if time is limited for Kaziranga
Manas National Park
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Tiger Reserve, and Elephant Reserve. Known for its rich biodiversity and stunning landscapes, it offers opportunities for wildlife safaris and exploring diverse ecosystems, sharing borders with Bhutan.
Umananda Temple (Peacock Island)
A Shiva temple located on a tiny island in the Brahmaputra River in Guwahati. Accessible by ferry, it’s a peaceful retreat and the smallest inhabited river island.
Tea Gardens of Assam
Explore the vast, emerald-green tea estates that define Assam’s landscape. Learn about tea processing, enjoy fresh brews, and experience the tranquil beauty of this iconic industry.