Wildlife circuit
Rhinos at Kaziranga, then birding and rafting on the Jia Bhoroli at Nameri.
- Guwahati
- Kaziranga
- Nameri/Orang
Tea gardens, one-horned rhinos and the mighty Brahmaputra
Assam is the gateway to the North East: emerald tea estates, Kaziranga's rhinos, river islands, Ahom-era monuments and Vaishnav monasteries, all stitched together by the broad Brahmaputra.
UNESCO site holding most of the world's one-horned rhinos; jeep and elephant-view safaris.
One of the world's largest river islands, home to Vaishnav monasteries (satras).
Hilltop Shakti shrine, a major Tantric pilgrimage on Nilachal Hill.
Tiger reserve and UNESCO site in the Bhutan foothills, with golden langur.
Rang Ghar, Talatal Ghar and Sivadol recall six centuries of Ahom rule.
Stay in colonial planter bungalows around Dibrugarh and Jorhat.
Hill town where Hindu, Buddhist and Muslim holy sites sit side by side.
Dima Hasao's only hill station and the bird-mystery village nearby.
Join the dots: each circuit links places that make sense together.
Rhinos at Kaziranga, then birding and rafting on the Jia Bhoroli at Nameri.
Royal tanks, amphitheatre and the moidams (mound-tombs) of the Ahom kings.
Ferry to Majuli, watch mask-making and sattriya dance at the monasteries.
Bungalow stays, factory visits and tea-tasting in Upper Assam.
Hajo shrines, Barpeta Satra and Manas tiger reserve in one loop.
Cachar's riverine towns and the lake-and-rail hill district of Dima Hasao.
35 districts. Open any to see what's worth your time — gold tags mark lesser-known places.
The state's gateway city, set between Brahmaputra and hills.
Rural Kamrup, with Hajo and Sualkuchi silk villages.
Calm agricultural district in lower Assam.
Forest and tribal district bordering Bhutan.
Cultural heart of the Vaishnav tradition.
A newer district carved from Barpeta, rich in crafts.
Plains district with Ahom and Koch relics.
Foothill Bodoland district on the Bhutan border.
Newly created Bodoland district close to Bhutan.
Heart of Bodo culture in western Assam.
Forested district near Manas and Bhutan.
Industrial town with quiet river scenery.
Historic riverside district of Rajbanshi and Garo culture.
Western gateway on the Brahmaputra near Bangladesh.
Char (river island) district on the Brahmaputra.
Tea capital of India on the Brahmaputra's bank.
Oil-and-tea district at the eastern frontier.
Ahom capital district with ancient tanks and temples.
The first Ahom capital and burial-mound landscape.
Cultural capital of Upper Assam and gateway to Majuli.
River island with over twenty Vaishnav monasteries.
Rhino and tea country at Kaziranga's south edge.
Hill district of the Karbi people.
Remote hilly district split from Karbi Anglong.
Hill district with lakes, valleys and a scenic rail line.
Nagaon neighbour known for agarwood (sanchi) trade.
Cradle of Srimanta Sankardev, who shaped Assamese Vaishnavism.
Floodplain district with the Pobitora wildlife area.
Gateway to Nameri and western Arunachal.
Quiet district linking Sonitpur to Lakhimpur.
Riverine plains by Arunachal's foothills.
Flood-prone district of Mishing and Sonowal Kachari communities.
Barak Valley's hub with Bengali-Manipuri cultures.
Tea-and-rice district beside Cachar.
Border district formerly called Karimganj, renamed in 2024.
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Tea-estate bungalows, jungle lodges near Kaziranga, riverside resorts and Majuli homestays.
Book Kaziranga safaris and tea-bungalow stays well ahead for Dec-Feb; carry cash for Majuli ferries.
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Start planning Free trip plannerCompiled from public tourism information and our own knowledge; permits, entry rules, district boundaries, timings and prices change — approximate, verify before travelling. Last reviewed 2026-11-09.