Assam With Paradise Unexplored

Assam Travel Guide

Assam is one of the eight northeast states in India, lying in the south of the eastern Himalayas. It involves the marvellous Brahmaputra and Barak River Valleys. With the ranges of Hills, spreads of rivers, and stretches of dense forests, tea gardens flourishing the region, the state is a tourist hotspot. Explore the incredible attractions settled in Assam with your tour guide.

Capital: Dispur.

Climate: Tropical Monsoon Rainfall.

Best Time to Visit Assam: It’s October to April.

Why Assam is Worth Visiting

The picturesque vistas, tea tourism, and Assam Silk fascinate global tourists. The countless qualities the region owns fill your heart with delight. From its vibrant culture, tradition to destinations perching in the state, an unmatched time Assam ensures your way.

Being rich in Wildlife National Parks, Assam is home to One-horned Indian Rhinos, Asian elephants, Swamp deer, Royal Bengal Tiger, Slow Loris, Capped Langur, Hoolock, Pig-tailed Macaque, Indian Leopards, Giant Flying Squirrel, Rhesus Macaque, and further species. No wonder why this state appears to be a paradise for wildlife lovers.

Two UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Assam include - Kaziranga Wildlife Sanctuary and Manas Wildlife Sanctuary. Get yourself an impeccable holiday with manifolds of destinations here in the realm of wonders, involving - Kamakhya Temple, Kakochang Waterfalls, Qrang National Park, Haflong Hill, Silchar, Lilabari, Darang, Dibrugarh, Haflong Lake, Guwahati Planetarium, Majuli Island and so on assembled in the tour package.

Travel InsightsInto Assam - A Versatile Visit

Assam is one of the most pictorial Indian states. Covering an area of about 30,285 sq miles, it shares its border with Nagaland, Arunachal Pradesh, and Manipur to the east; Bhutan to the north; Meghalaya, Mizoram, Tripura, and Bangladesh to the south; and finally, West Bengal to the west. Get a compact trip plan to enjoy exploration from your guide.

Dispur, the capital of Assam, is one of the smallest capitals in the world. Nestling in Guwahati, the capital is the abode of a wide range of tourist attractions - Assam State museum, Sualkuchi, Srimanta Shakardeva Kalashetra, Regional Science Center and Museum, Assam State Emporium, Navagraha Temple, Kamakhya Temple, Uma Nanda Temple, Guwahati Planetarium, etc.

Culture and Cuisine

Known for its cultural essence, Assam is a fusion of diverse ethnocultural groups. Infused with brilliant festivals, fairs, folk music, dance, language, arts and crafts, dance, and cuisines, this state offers a versatile visit. Exquisite handicrafts, metal items, wooden items, handloom, jewellery, paintings, silk saree, cane products, and bamboo products found in Assam are admirable.

Popular folk dances here in the state include Bihu, Bhortal, Ojapali, and Bagurumba. Bihu songs and Kamrupiya Lokageet are famous folk music here. Coming to Assamese cuisine, this state puts forward some delectably delightful food ranges, involving - Khar, Aloo Pitaka, Masor Tenga, Dhekia Xaak, Doi Chira, Lai Xaak Gahori, Patot Diya Maas, and other.

Ways To Reach Assam

Assam is well-linked with the rest of India and on an international level. Since such promising connectivity, you can approach the state by air, road, or rail. By air, you can take flights from Delhi, Kolkata, Bangalore, Mumbai, and Siliguri. Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport is one of the leading airports here is about 25 km away from Guwahati.

By road, transportation ensures buses, and cabs/cars. The well-constructed Highways in Guwahati connect Nagaland, Arunachal Pradesh, and Mizoram. Busses are accessible to drive to Assam from West Bengal. However, it’s best to go by train or flight.

Have direct train services from New Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Cochin, Bangalore, etc. Reach out to your tour guide for flight ticketing for Guwahati/Assam and other modes of transportation. Find the most comfortable way of traveling to Assam. Wide-ranging tour packages for Assam trip to let you choose one at your convenience.