Kaziranga

Kaziranga is the must-do attraction of Assam for spotting Rhinoceros. Located on the bank of the mighty Brahmaputra River , Kaziranga is grassland sprawling over 430 sq km. Other wildlife includes elephant, Asiatic buffalo, swamp deer, Stork, and plenty of birds. (Suggestion: Bring your own pair of Binoculars)

Shillong

This former capital of British Assam is a conurbation hill station still maintaining its cool charm, with still visible colonial architectures in the heart of the city. A chance of soaking in the rain is high here. (Suggestion: Bring your own rain-coats)

Cherrapunjee

Known for receiving highest rainfall in the world, Cherrapunjee is the wettest place in the planet. Around this town, grassy moors justify this place as “ Scotland of the East” and “ Grand Canyon ” like valleys that covers lush green tropical green forests and strikingly beautiful waterfalls. (Suggestion: Bring your own camera for photogenic spots)

Majuli

Majuli is the world largest inhabited river island. Here you get a chance to rediscover your life's journey by knowing about Neo-Vaishnavite philosophy at the 22 Satras (seat of the head priest of this philosophy) in the backdrop of mesmerising paddy fields, meadows, fishing traps, and the local people. (Suggestion: Be open to a new Philosophy)

Sibsagar

The oil-rich town Sibsagar was the capital of Ahom dynasty who ruled Assam for 600 years. Visit Shivadol Mandir, the 33m high is tallest Shiva temple in India . Must-see Rang Ghar, Talatal Ghar, Kareng Ghar of 17 th –18 th century Ahom rule. (Suggestion:

Dibrugarh

Former British Assam Township which was completely devastated in the great 1950's earthquake and erosion is now entirely rebuilt. The town is the tea hub of India located on the southern banks of the mighty river Brahmaputra is Dibrugarh. (Suggestion: Take a crash course in tea-tasting at a Tea Factory)

Tawang

The greatest attraction of North East India is Tawang, a valley dotted with Buddhist Monasteries and Tibetan-style villages and homes makes you feel of Tibet . The setting is more beautiful than many Buddhist townships in the Himalayas , with colourful prayer-wheels, enchanting Gompas, photogenic people, high snow-caped mountains, lake and waterfall. (Suggestion: Be equipped with more memory space and extra film rolls)

Dirang

Dirang is scenically spectacular Tibetan Monpa village consisting of picture-perfect stone houses. On a steep rock hill is the charming Gompa (Buddhist Monastery) and several Mani (Buddhist mantra craved in stones). Around Dirang you'll come across many hamlets with smiling people. (Suggestion: Be equipped with more memory space and extra film rolls)

Tezpur

A city associated with Indian Mythology and the name interprets as City of Blood , in fact is the most attractive city of Assam with beautifully kept parks, lakes and enchanting views of the Brahmaputra River .