Assam, prevalently known as the land of the red river and blue hills, is the doorway to the northeastern part of India.
Few ancient tribal communities like Austroloids and Mongoloids originate from the state of Assam hence proving this states existence during the prehistoric periods.
Assam is made up of the luscious Brahmaputra hills, Barak plains, Cachar valleys and Mikir Mountains.
Assam today is one of the prosperous states of India generating high levels of revenues through an assortment of economic activities. Top notch quality of tea leafs in the world are obtained from the tea estates of Assam.
The high quality woods obtained from the dense forests of Assam are a general yet important input for the affluent furniture industries of Assam.
Every part of Assam has something exciting and incredible to offer stirring and rekindling imaginations.
It is one of the finest destinations in India where a wide variety of wildlife can be encountered.
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| Dispur Travel Guide |
| Dispur traditionally existed as the locality on the outskirts of Guwahati and took its place as the capital of the north eastern state of Assam in 1973, after Shillong, the erstwhile capital became the capital of the state of ... |
| Guwahati Travel Guide |
| Guwahati is located on the banks of the river Brahmaputra and at the juncture of three National Highways 31, 37 and 40.
The temperature in summer varies from 22 to 38 degrees Celsius, in winter from 10 to 25 degrees Celsius and the ye... |
| Jorhat Travel Guide |
| Jorhat is accompanied by Nagaland towards the south and Brahmaputra River towards the north in the central portion of the Brahmaputra valley.
Jorhat means a couple (Jor) of marts (hat... |
| Kaziranga National Park Travel Guide |
| Kaziranga National Park can be referred to as a ‘National Park’ in ‘Golaghat’ and ‘Nagaon’ districts of Assam, India. One of the ‘World Heritage Sites’, this park goes on to host 2/3rds of Great One-Horned Rhinoceroses’ of th... |
| Tinsukia Travel Guide |
Tinsukia can be mentioned as a city as well as municipal board located in ‘Tinsukia district’, Assam, India.
Tinsukia lies at a distance of 84 Km from the edge with Burma, better known as Myanmar.
Hailed as Assam’s business capit... |
