A beautiful itinerary which covers the most visited and desirable places to visit in North-East India

• POBITORA WILDLIFE SANCTUARY, a reserve forest on the outskirts of Guwahati, renowned for its one-horned rhinos and bird population serves as a combination of cultural and wildlife experience of Assam.
• It is said that the chances of a sighting are better due to the density of rhinoceros in Pobitora is very high although being quiet small for a sanctuary. For all the nature lovers, it is also home to a variety of migratory birds and hence it is considered as a heaven for all the bird watchers.
• GUWAHATI, known as the largest city of North-East India is quite famous for KAMAKHYA TEMPLE (One of the Shaktipeeth temples) and also popular for the Mighty BRAHMAPUTRA RIVER.
• Kamakhya Temple, one of the famous and oldest Shaktipeethas is definitely a place to pay a visit as it is an important pilgrimage destination. A cruise on the mighty Brahmaputra ends the trip leaving you with nostalgic memories.
• Navagraha temple – dedicated to the nine planets in the solar system
• Umananda Devaloi is a Shiva temple located at the Peacock Island is the smallest river island in the midst of the river Brahmaputra.
• SUALKUCHI,  referred to as the Manchester of the East is situated on the northern banks of the Brahmaputra is famous for its centuries-old heritage of weaving.
• A visit to the silk village, Sualkuchi is known as the weaving Mecca of Assam and is famous for various types of silk textiles. You will fall in love with the exquisite Mekhala chaddars woven by the villagers.
• Since weaving comes naturally to the natives of these villages and is ingrained in their lifestyle, visitors can try on a traditional dress called the mekhela chador (women), churiya and thenga (men)
• An ancient pilgrim center, Hajo situated on the banks of the river Brahmaputra which is 24km away from Guwahati has its own uniqueness in being an attraction for three religions: Hindus, Buddhists, and Muslims.