The Jewel of the East
Capital:
Dispur (Guwahati as the largest city, commercial hub &
gateway to Northeast India)
Official Language:
Assamese (widely spoken), along with Bodo, Bengali,
Hindi, and English
Major Tribes & Ethnic Communities:
Ahoms, Bodos, Mishings, Karbis, Rabhas, and
more
Best Time to Visit:
October to April (ideal for wildlife safaris, cultural
festivals, and sightseeing)
Top Attractions:
Kaziranga National Park, Majuli Island, Manas National
Park, Sivasagar, Haflong
Adventure Activities:
River cruises, wildlife safaris, trekking, tea garden
tours, cultural immersions
Must have Experiences!!
Explore Kaziranga National Park
Home of the One-Horned Rhino
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Kaziranga is one of India’s most
stunning wildlife reserves, home to two-thirds of the world’s one-horned rhino population.
Go on a jeep or elephant safari to witness rhinos, wild buffalo, swamp deer, and the elusive
Royal Bengal Tiger.
Discover Majuli
The World's Largest River Island
Floating on the mighty Brahmaputra, Majuli is a cultural and
spiritual hub, home to Vaishnavite monasteries (Satras), traditional mask-making, and
eco-friendly lifestyles. Experience serene sunsets, Mishing tribal hospitality, and local
craftsmanship.
Seek Blessings at Kamakhya Temple
A Sacred Shakti Peetha
One of the most revered temples in India, Kamakhya Temple in
Guwahati is dedicated to Goddess Kamakhya, a powerful symbol of feminine energy and
fertility. This ancient shrine, located atop the Nilachal Hills, attracts devotees,
spiritual seekers, and history lovers alike. The temple is most vibrant during the Ambubachi
Mela, an annual festival celebrating the goddess's divine power.
Witness the Silk Weaving Heritage of Sualkuchi
Known as the Silk Hub of Assam, Sualkuchi is a picturesque village
renowned for its centuries-old silk weaving industry. Walk through bustling workshops where
artisans meticulously weave the finest Assamese Muga, Eri, and Pat silks—a craft passed down
through generations. Here, you can watch the weaving process, meet local artisans, and even
purchase authentic handwoven Assamese silk sarees.
Experience the Magic of Bihu Festival
Assam’s biggest cultural festival, Bihu, marks the harvest season
with vibrant folk dances, soulful songs, and community feasts. It’s the perfect time to
witness the warmth, joy, and traditions of Assamese people.
Tea Garden Trails in Jorhat & Dibrugarh
Assam is one of the world’s largest tea producers. Walk through the
endless green tea estates, interact with tea pluckers, and savor the finest Assamese brew
straight from the source. Visit a heritage tea bungalow for a colonial-era experience.
Take a Heritage Tour of Sivasagar
Once the capital of the Ahom Kingdom, Sivasagar is dotted with
magnificent temples, historic palaces, and massive tanks. Visit Rang Ghar (Asia’s oldest
amphitheater), Kareng Ghar (Ahom royal palace), and the grand Shiva Dol temple.
