Assam Tourism And Travel Guide

Assam is known for its many rivers, rolling hills covered in greenery, and a vibrant cultural scene that sits at the heart of North East India. This attractive state is sometimes referred to as the “Land of Red Rivers and Blue Hills” and serves as an excellent gateway to the rest of North East India with its mysterious yet fascinating landscapes. In the Assam Travel Guide, the state stands out due to its unique combination of natural beauty spots and historical past events.

Geographically, it shares its borders with the Himalayan foothills on the northern side while surrounded by states such as West Bengal and the rest of the seven sisters. The Brahmaputra River Valley lies across the Barak River valley from east to west through this state. Amongst seven sister states located in the Northeast region of India, Assam tourism covers approximately 78,438 square kilometres, which provides various attractions that contribute towards making Assam the best place to visit this part of the country.

Historically known as the Kamarupaand Pragjyotisha or Pragjyotishpur, the history of Assam is very captivating since there have been references even in ancient Sanskrit scriptures about this place while several powerful dynasties, along with the Ahoms, ruled over it, leaving behind their imprints on its culture, too. 

When one wants to experience life's vibrant culture, what better way other than festivals? Bohag Bihu, or Assamese New Year celebration, epitomises spirit at any given time within year-round calendar events held across the State. For instance, during the spring season, people come together, dance, sing, play music, and exchange love,