Discover the land of mystical rivers and lush greens

Within the northeastern corner of India, Assam emerges as a memorable place recognised for nature's wonders and cultural splendours. This appealing state, blessed by the meandering Brahmaputra River and cocooned by lush green terrains, holds a unusual allure. Assam, with its layered biodiversity, well-known tea plantations, and vibrant customs, beckons you to discover its mystical rivers, dense jungle tracts, and diverse cultural mosaic.

Chalapothar Shyam Gaon Sivasagar Assam's timeless inheritance sites Go on a tour through Assam's history, which traces its roots to the 9th and 10th centuries AD, when many kingdoms prospered, and diverse ways of life melded into a vibrant mosaic. One of the most well-known inheritance places of Assam is Sivasagar, an enclave of Ahom fort-palaces and monuments. Its tanks, places of worship, and fort-palaces tell stories of a bygone era. Joysagar, the largest man-made waters in India, the towering 104-foot tall Sivadola place of worship from 1734, the well-known Rang Ghar, and the grand Kareng Ghar showcase the essence of Ahom kingdom’s structures.

Spanning Golaghat and Nagaon districts, Kaziranga National Park is a UNESCO World Legacy Site, where two-thirds of the world's great one-horned rhinoceros find sanctuary! It's a realm where the highest density of tigers roam, and where water buffaloes, swamp deer, and wild elephants thrive in harmony with nature.