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Explore Assam with Our Best Assam Tourism Packages

Assam tourism packages offer a diverse range of experiences, from exploring ancient archaeological sites to visiting renowned wildlife sanctuaries and enjoying the world-famous tea plantations. The capital city, Dispur, provides a perfect blend of city life and cultural richness, making it a must-visit destination for any traveler.

Fun Fact:

For over a century, Shillong was the capital of Assam until 1972, when it became part of the newly formed state of Meghalaya. Dispur, a suburb of Guwahati, then became the capital of Assam.

Top Tourist Attractions in Assam

Two of the most talked-about tourist attractions included in our Assam tourism packages are Kaziranga National Park, home to the endangered one-horned rhinoceros, and Manas National Park, both of which are UNESCO World Heritage Sites. These parks offer a glimpse into Assam’s rich biodiversity and commitment to conservation.

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Whether you’re a nature lover or a history enthusiast, our Assam tourism packages cater to every kind of traveler, offering an unforgettable experience in one of India’s most picturesque states.

Assam Tourism Must Do’s

Explore the best of Assam with these must-do activities. Visit the Kaziranga National Park to see the one-horned rhinoceros, enjoy a serene boat ride on the Brahmaputra River, and tour Assam’s famous tea plantations. Don’t miss a cultural experience in Dispur, Assam’s capital, or a trip to the Manas National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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kaziranga

Not only is it the home of the Great Indian One Horned Rhinoceros, but it also provides refuge for a variety of animals such as Tigers, Elephants, Swamp Deer, Leopards, and Hoolock Gibbons.

Kaziranga

Kamakhya Temple

The kamakhya temple is famous as the center of shakti-worship. A motorized path runs up the hill towards the temple. A panoramic view of Guwahati and the Brahmaputra can be seen from the top of the hill.

Kamakhya temple

Brahmaputra Cruise

offer tours and activities such as nature watching, village hikes, tea gardens tours, bike rickshaw tour of country towns, dance shows, and craft studio visits.

Brahmaputra Cruise

Majuli

The largest river island in the world, Majuli is surrounded by the Brahmaputra river. It is a great place to visit in Assam.

Bomdila Monastery

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Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary

This sanctuary has the largest One-horned Rhinoceros population in the world. It is also an important habitat for birds. This sanctuary provides a good bird-watching spot with Rhino spotting.

Pobitora

Manas National Park

Manas is well known for its rare golden langur, Wild Water buffalo, and red panda. In 1990 Manas was declared a National Park. The name ‘Manas’ derives from the Hindu God, the ‘Manasa’ snake goddess.

Manas National Park

Gibbon Wildlife Sanctuary

The sanctuary’s special feature is that primates of various species are frequently seen here, then other wildlife sanctuaries in the country. Some of the forms of monkeys found here are hoolock gibbon, capped langur, rhesus monkey and slow Loris.

Gibbon Sanctuary

Dibru-Saikhowa National Park

This park is renowned for White-winged Duck, a large species of duck that is endangered and found in Assam. Besides this rareness, there are also many species of birds and other mammals, such as clouded leopards, wild horses, etc.

Dibru Saikhuwa National Park

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Umananda Island

the smallest river island in the world, is a place with many stories, a place where man and nature exist together in harmony and serenity.

Umananda Temple

The Talatal Ghar or Rangpur Palace

is built in the northern part of Assam, and it is one of Tai Ahom’s finest architecture. History enthusiasts and lovers of architecture should add Talatal Ghar to their go-to list, as it has the world’s biggest Ahom monuments.

Talatal Rang Ghar

Madan Kamdev Temple

contains some great architectural artifacts from the site and nearby excavations. Many of the paintings kept here date from the 9th and 10th centuries. The exquisite carvings and stone sculptures are worth a look at.

Kamdev Madan

Orang National Park

has a habitat made up of Lakes, marshes, and grasslands. The park has a rich flora and fauna that includes Great Indian Tigers, wild buffalo, pigmy hog, and One-Horned Rhinoceros.

Orang National Park

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Sivasagar Sivadol

is a collection of monuments containing the ancient temples of Hindu times. The monuments that are visited on a large scale are Sivadol, Vishnudol, and Devidol.

Sibsagar Sivadol

Jatinga

is a small village in the Dima Hasao district, on a hill. The location has damsel like a charm, surrounded by beautiful mountains. It is renowned for the mystery of birds. The birds arrive from numerous locations here to commit suicide. No one has been able to clarify this natural phenomenon.

Jatinga

Haflong

is filled with a scenic lake providing the chance to enjoy the picturesque scenery and boating.

Haflong

Must Do’s

Kaziranga

Kaziranga National Park is located in parts of Golaghat, Nagaon and Sonitpur districts of Assam (INDIA). It is not only the homeland of the Great Indian One Horned Rhinoceros, but also provides shelter to a variety of wild lives.

Scenic view of Loktak Lake in Manipur, a highlight of the Manipur Imphal tour packages

Majuli

Majuli is a lush green environment-friendly, pristine and pollution free fresh water island in the river Brahmaputra, just 20 km from the Jorhat city.

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Jorhat Tea Gardens

Tea plantation is the main agricultural activity of the city which also takes shape of a tourist attraction given its simple natural charm.

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Nameri

Nameri National Park located in the foothills of the Eastern Himalayas, is a destination for bird watching enthusiasts and home to more than 370 species of birds.

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Culture & Traditions

When talking about the cultural life of Assam, it’s important to address the two prominent cultural and religious institutions:
The Satras (the seat of a religious head, the Satradhikar)
The Naamghar (the house of names or the prayer hall)

The Satrashve been in existence for more than 400 years.

Assam has the largest number of tribes in terms of:
1.Variety in tradition,
2.Culture,
3.Dresses, and
4.Exotic way of life
Meeting the tribal population and experiencing their culture is something that stays with all those who visit Assam. Boro (or Kachari), Karbi, Kosh-Rajbanshi, Miri, Mishimi, and Rabha are names of some of the tribes that exhibit all these characteristics and more. They are known for their cultural practices, festivities, and exotic way of life.

The population of Assam consists of Bengali speaking Hindus and Muslims. Muslims form the largest minority (about a quarter) in the state followed by Nepalis. The majority of the Muslims in the state are immigrants from Bangladesh while some have been living in the state for centuries.

The women of Assam are known for their craftsmanship of weaving fine silk and cotton cloths with beautiful floral and other decorative designs.

Festivals

The Bihu
Bihu is the National Festival of Assam. Bihu is one of the most popular and grandly celebrated dance festivals of Assam. The people take great pride in the way they celebrate it.
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Magh or the BhogaliBihu
Magh or the BhogaliBihu is a harvesting festival that is celebrated in January. There is a community feast, buffalo fight, and other mind-blowing entertainment. Compared to ‘Rongali’ and BhogaliBihu, ‘Kati Bihu’ is a tame affair celebrated in the month of Kartika (Oct-Nov).
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Baishagu
Famous for its bright colors and merriment, ‘Baishagu’ is usually celebrated by the Bodo-Kachari people in the month of Baishak (which is around mid-April). It is one of the most cherished festivals of the Boros, as it marks the Spring celebration at the arrival of the new year.
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Assamese Cuisine

The cuisine of the state is depended predominantly on its climate. Rice happens to be the staple diet of Assamese people and it is used to make a variety of sweets, snacks, and beer. With the Brahmaputra being dominant in the state, fish also plays an important role in the state’s cuisine. You’ll also get to experience some of the more uncanny ingredients such as bamboo shoot, Khar (banana tree ashes), and more in a lot of delicacies.

Assamese are by and large non-vegetarian. Assam’s staple diet is rice with interestingly cooked fish and meat dishes. However, vegetarian food is abundantly available. Jain food can be specially ordered. Assamese cuisine is generally low on oil and spices baring a few special dishes, but exotic herbs often impart a strong flavor. Interestingly, fermented food is preferred in the state typical Assamese platter will most definitely boast of a generous sprinkling of fresh green chilies, coriander, coarse pepper powder, bamboo shoot, ginger, mint, mustard oil, and garlic. The simplest of dishes are often transformed into an exotic delicacy using these ingredients along with the unique Assamese style of cooking.

Another important element that contributes hugely to their cuisine in their tea. Assam Tea is famous all over the world. Assamese is predominantly Non Vegetarian, though vegetarian food is also easily available. Assam’s favorite diet is rice with freshly grilled meat and fish dishes. Jain food can be ordered in a special order. Assamese cuisine tends to be low in oil and spices that bar a few special dishes, but exotic herbs also offer a good flavor. Interestingly, in the state fermented food is favored. Other beverages include:

Zou prepared by the Bodos
Aapong is prepared by the Mishing community
Xaj by the Ahom and Tiwa community
Hor by the Karbis
Photika by the Kachari community

Best time to travel

Northeast India is very diverse in terms of weather. So, it doesn’t matter what time of the year it is, the wonderful land of Assam will have something for you to experience. This can be better decided depending on the interests of the travelers. Assam does not have the normal Indian hot and dry season. Rains start June onwards in most parts of the state. Rainfall in Assam ranks among the highest in the world! Ideally, the best time to visit would be between October and April when the game parks are also open for safaris. December to February is considered the winter period, ideal for travel to avoid the scorching heat during daytime

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Assam Tourism Packages

Assam is one of India’s most beautiful and exotic states, known for its tea plantations, wildlife sanctuaries, archaeological sites, and rich cultural experiences. Our Assam tourism packages offer a chance to explore stunning landscapes and experience the essence of Northeast India. These affordable and customizable packages ensure a memorable journey through Assam’s natural and cultural heritage.

Many tourists mistakenly believe that Guwahati is Assam’s capital, but it is actually Dispur, situated within Guwahati. Our Assam tour packages cover all major travel destinations, giving you the best travel experience.

With the picturesque Brahmaputra River and lush tea gardens, Assam offers a scenic escape from city life. Our Assam package tours include these serene locations, where you can relax by the river and experience Assam’s famous tea estates.

Must-Visit Places in Assam

Our Assam tourism packages highlight the most famous attractions. Here are some must-visit spots:

1. Kaziranga National Park

Home to the endangered one-horned rhinoceros, Kaziranga National Park is a global attraction. Tourists from all over the world visit this park as part of their Assam tourist packages. The best time to visit is between November and April, offering the opportunity to see rhinos in their natural habitat.

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2. Manas National Park

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Manas National Park is renowned for its exotic wildlife, including the second-largest tiger population in India. It’s a must-visit destination in any Assam tourism package.

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3. Gibbon Wildlife Sanctuary

This sanctuary is a top tourist attraction, home to seven species of apes found only in India. It’s included in many Assam tourism packages.

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4. Haflong

Known as the ‘Scotland of Assam,’ Haflong is a beautiful hill station famous for its lush green landscapes and serene lakes.

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Tea Gardens of Assam

No trip to Assam is complete without a visit to its tea plantations. Our Assam tour packages include visits to the most famous tea estates, where you can taste Assam’s premium teas.

Recommended Tea Estates:

Manohari Tea Estate: Established during the British Era, this estate offers stunning views and rich tea-tasting experiences.
Sonapur Tea Estate: Known for its high-quality tea, this estate has been operational since 1924 and is a must-visit.
Joonktollee Tea Estate: The largest tea factory in Northeast India, spread over 1800 acres.

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Assam’s Rich Culture: Festivals and Cuisine

Assam is rich in tradition, with festivals like Bihu and Ambubachi attracting visitors from around the world. Our Assam tourism packages offer a cultural experience, including authentic Assamese cuisine, known for its healthy and simple dishes.

Bihu Festival

Bihu is a harvest festival celebrated with traditional music, dance, and feasts. If you plan your trip during the festival season, we’ll ensure it’s included in your Assam tour package.

Assamese Cuisine

Experience authentic Assamese cuisine, featuring fresh fish, bamboo shoot, and Khar, all served with the region’s staple rice. Our Assam package tours take you to the best local restaurants.

Why Choose Us?

With Travel Northeast India, we offer customizable Assam tour packages at competitive prices. Our packages cover all major attractions, ensuring you experience Assam’s rich culture, natural beauty, and unique wildlife.

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Explore Assam with Our Best Assam Tourism Packages

Fun Fact:

Top Tourist Attractions in Assam

Book Your Assam Tourism Package Today!

Assam Tourism Must Do’s

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kaziranga

Kamakhya Temple

Brahmaputra Cruise

Majuli

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Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary

Manas National Park

Gibbon Wildlife Sanctuary

Dibru-Saikhowa National Park

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Umananda Island

The Talatal Ghar or Rangpur Palace

Madan Kamdev Temple

Orang National Park

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Sivasagar Sivadol

Jatinga

Haflong

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Kaziranga

Majuli

Jorhat Tea Gardens

Nameri

Handcrafted Tour Itineraries

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Assam Tourism Packages

Must-Visit Places in Assam

1. Kaziranga National Park

2. Manas National Park

3. Gibbon Wildlife Sanctuary

4. Haflong

Tea Gardens of Assam

Recommended Tea Estates:

Assam’s Rich Culture: Festivals and Cuisine

Bihu Festival

Assamese Cuisine

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