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Guwahati being the most loved destination among the vacationers welcomes its visitors with a serene atmosphere, the soothing sounds of the gushing river the relaxing chirping of birds, and the astounding places to explore. It is truly a paradise for nature lovers. This astonishing place is located on the Brahmaputra river banks. The aptest time to explore this tremendous place is between October to April when the weather is salubrious.
You have a lot of options to explore in this beautiful place- Kaziranga National Park, the pretty Manas National Park, marvellous Umananda temple, Assam Rajyik state museum, Guwahati Planetarium- organises sky watching sessions regularly that truly spellbound visitors, Navagraha temple and the renowned Kamakhya temple. The list is big it is indeed difficult to decide what to see and what not to.
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Some of the top attractions in Assam include:
Kaziranga National Park – home to the one-horned rhinoceros.
Majuli Island – the world’s largest river island, rich in Vaishnavite culture.
Sivasagar – showcasing Ahom dynasty monuments.
Manas National Park – a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Kamakhya Temple in Guwahati – one of India’s most important Shakti Peethas.
Sualkuchi – famous for Assam silk.
Dibrugarh & Jorhat – gateways to tea estates.
Assamese cuisine is simple, less oily, and uses fresh herbs and local ingredients. Must-try dishes include:
Assam Laksa – a tangy fish-based rice noodle soup.
Masor Tenga – a sour fish curry made with tomatoes or lemon.
Pitika – mashed potato with mustard oil and onions.
Duck and pigeon curries – traditional delicacies.
Rice beer (Apong/Handia) – a tribal brew.
Sweet lovers must try Pitha (rice cakes) and Laru (coconut sweets) during Bihu.
