Assam is a north-eastern state of India and is popularly known as “the land of the red river and blue hills”. Assam is known for the richest biodiversity on the world which includes Tropical Rainforests, Deciduous Forests, riverine grasslands, wetland ecosystems and many more. Vibrant landscapes, streams, flora and fauna, torrential Brahmaputra – Assam makes you feel closer to your soul.

Assam has become a popular destination for “Wildlife Tourism” as it is home to 5 National parks & Fifteen Sanctuaries. Namely, The Kaziranga National Park, Manas National Park, Dibru-Saikhowa National Park, Nameri National Park and the Rajiv Gandhi Orang National Park are five of the most popular National Parks in Assam. The Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary, Dihing Patkai Wildlife Sanctuary, Gibbon Wildlife Sanctuary and Garampani Wildlife Sanctuary are Sanctuaries to be visited during a visit to Assam. The best time to visit these National parks is mainly in October to April. Sunny & pleasant weather adds to the enjoyment. Go on Elephant rides, jeep safaris, jungle walks or boat safaris and witness various forms of wildlife.

Guwahati in Assam is home to most popular and important temples in India- Kamakhya Temple and Madan Kamdev Temple.

Brahmaputra, 2900km Long River passes through Assam in India. Get soul closer to nature by going on a cruise on this long river and enjoying the serene nature around you.
Assam is also a world leader in Tea production and is famous for its Tea Gardens, stroll these famous tea Gardens and feel the aroma of Tea Leaves growing or indulge in some Tea tasting sessions in those Tea Estates.

Assam celebrates all the festivals celebrated in other parts of India, but one of the most important festivals in Assam is Bihu or the Harvest Festival. This agricultural festival is celebrated thrice a year and is named as; Bohag Bihu, celebrated in the spring (usually mid-April), Magh Bihu, celebrated in mid-January (in the month of Magh) and Kati Bihu (in mid-October or November).

Being rich in natural resources and minerals, Assam is also popular for its healthy food. Indulge in some Assamese Food, some of the popular dishes are aloo pitika, mati maah, bilahi maasor tenga (fried-fish), maas patot diya (fish with mustard) and many more lip-smacking food.
Get rendezvous with nature and wildlife in Assam and get enchanted by the natural beauty!