The New York Times has put Assam on its list of 52 places to visit in 2025. Here's why you should take a trip to this North East paradise!
Renowned as the world's largest river island in the heart of Brahmaputra, Majuli is a peek into Assam’s gorgeous landscapes. You cannot but come away under a spell beguiled by its unique natural beauty and marvellous cultural heritage.
The Indian rhinoceros or the one-horned rhino is one of Assam's star attractions. Partaking in an adventurous wildlife safari at Assam’s Kaziranga National Park will be a highlight of your trip.
Assam and tea are synonymous. Assam's rich tea tradition comes alive as you sip on a freshly-brewed cuppa. Pair it with a traditional sweet like Pitha, rice sheets wrapped around a sweet filling, for a sinful experience.
One of the largest and mightiest rivers in the world, the stunning Brahmaputra is the main river of Assam and it holds a cultural and religious importance in the state. A boat ride is a must.
A typical medley of dishes, an Assamese thali is a gastronomical delight and a feast for senses. Soft rice, chatpatta dal, a variety of stir-fried and curried sabjis, crispy banana fry, and a piece of local Kaji Nemu (a type of lemon) with green chilly for salad. Sumptuous!
One of the oldest temples in India, Maa Kamakhya is dedicated to this tantric deity and the mandir is the spiritual and cultural hotspot for Hindu devotees.
Learn about Assam's cultural significance and get mesmerised with its traditional weaving practices. Assam is the home of some of the best silk handloom and textiles.