Assam Travel Guide


 Here are 100 tourist spots in Assam, organized by their respective districts (zillas), showcasing the diverse beauty and rich heritage of this incredible state.

Kamrup Metropolitan Zilla

  1. Kamakhya Temple: A revered Shakti Peeth atop the Nilachal Hills in Guwahati, dedicated to the Goddess Kamakhya.

  2. Umananda Temple: Situated on Peacock Island in the Brahmaputra River, this temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva.

  3. Assam State Museum: A repository of Assamese history and culture, located in the heart of Guwahati.

  4. Srimanta Sankaradeva Kalakshetra: A cultural institution in Guwahati that preserves and promotes the cultural heritage of Assam and the Northeast.

  5. Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary: Located near Guwahati, it has the highest density of one-horned rhinoceroses in the world.

  6. Deepor Beel: A permanent freshwater lake and a Ramsar site, it's a haven for a variety of migratory birds.

  7. Basistha Ashram: A serene ashram in Guwahati with a temple dedicated to the sage Basistha.

  8. Guwahati Planetarium: A center for astronomical education and shows.

Sonitpur Zilla

  1. Nameri National Park: A beautiful national park and tiger reserve, famous for its elephants, tigers, and diverse birdlife.

  2. Agnigarh: A picturesque hillock in Tezpur with a fortress, offering panoramic views of the Brahmaputra River.

  3. Mahabhairab Temple: An ancient temple in Tezpur dedicated to Lord Shiva, built of large stone blocks.

  4. Cole Park (Chitralekha Udyan): A scenic park in Tezpur with serene lakes and historical relics.

  5. Bamuni Hills: The ruins of an ancient temple with exquisite stone carvings.

  6. Bura-Chapori Wildlife Sanctuary: A rich wildlife sanctuary on the south bank of the Brahmaputra.

  7. Da-Parbatia: The site of a 6th-century stone door frame, a fine example of early Gupta school of sculpture.

Golaghat Zilla

  1. Kaziranga National Park: A UNESCO World Heritage Site and the home of two-thirds of the world's great one-horned rhinoceroses.

  2. Garampani Wildlife Sanctuary: Known for its hot water springs and diverse wildlife.

  3. Deoparbat Ruins: The ruins of an ancient stone temple on a hillock.

  4. Negheriting Shiva Doul: An ancient temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, situated on a hillock.

  5. Numaligarh Refinery Butterfly Valley: A unique initiative to conserve butterfly species.

Sivasagar (Sibsagar) Zilla

  1. Rang Ghar: An 18th-century amphitheater built by the Ahom kings, often referred to as the "Colosseum of the East."

  2. Talatal Ghar: A palace with underground levels, a fine example of Ahom architecture.

  3. Sivasagar Sivadol: A group of structures comprising three temples: Sivadol, Vishnudol, and Devidol, on the banks of the Sivasagar tank.

  4. Kareng Ghar: The royal palace of the Ahom kings, located in Garhgaon.

  5. Charaideo Maidams: The burial mounds of Ahom kings and queens, often compared to the pyramids of Egypt.

  6. Joysagar Tank and Temples: A large man-made tank with temples on its banks.

  7. Gaurisagar Tank and Temples: Another large tank with historical temples.

  8. Ahom Museum: A museum preserving artifacts from the Ahom dynasty.

Jorhat Zilla

  1. Majuli Island: The largest river island in the world, a hub of Neo-Vaishnavite culture with numerous Satras.

  2. Gibbon Wildlife Sanctuary: Home to the hoolock gibbon, India's only ape species.

  3. Dhekiakhowa Bornamghar: A historic Vaishnavite prayer hall established by the saint-reformer Madhavdeva.

  4. Tocklai Tea Research Institute: One of the oldest and largest tea research institutes in the world.

  5. Sukapha Samannay Kshetra: A memorial dedicated to the first Ahom king, Sukapha.

  6. Cinnamora Tea Estate: The first tea estate in Assam.

  7. Jorhat Gymkhana Club: One of the oldest golf courses in Asia.

Dibrugarh Zilla

  1. Dehing Patkai National Park: Known as the "Amazon of the East," it's a vast rainforest with diverse flora and fauna.

  2. Joypur Rainforest: A part of the Dehing Patkai landscape, offering pristine natural beauty.

  3. Naharkatia: A town known for its tea gardens and petroleum reserves.

  4. Namphake Village: A serene village with a beautiful Buddhist monastery.

  5. Barbarua Maidams: Historical burial mounds.

Tinsukia Zilla

  1. Dibru-Saikhowa National Park: A biosphere reserve, famous for its feral horses and diverse birdlife.

  2. Digboi Oil Refinery: The oldest operating oil refinery in the world.

  3. Tilinga Mandir (Bell Temple): A unique temple where devotees offer bells as a mark of their fulfilled wishes.

  4. Maguri Motapung Beel: A wetland that is a paradise for birdwatchers.

  5. Stilwell Road (Ledo Road): A historic road built during World War II, connecting India with China.

  6. Bherjan-Borjan-Padumoni Wildlife Sanctuary: Known for its primate population.

  7. War Cemetery, Digboi: A cemetery for soldiers who died in World War II.

Dhemaji Zilla

  1. Gerukamukh: The site of the Subansiri Lower Dam, with scenic beauty.

  2. Malinithan: An archaeological site with ruins of a Hindu temple.

  3. Ghai Ghai Devalaya: A historical temple.

Lakhimpur Zilla

  1. Pabha Wildlife Sanctuary: A sanctuary for the protection of the wild water buffalo.

  2. Narowa Satra: A historical Vaishnavite monastery.

  3. Letekupukhuri: The birthplace of the saint-reformer Madhavdeva.

Karbi Anglong Zilla

  1. Koka Hills: Scenic hills offering trekking opportunities.

  2. Amreng Tourist Centre: A place with beautiful landscapes and waterfalls.

  3. Garampani: The town where the Garampani Wildlife Sanctuary is located.

  4. Singhason Peak: The highest peak in the district, offering panoramic views.

Dima Hasao Zilla

  1. Haflong: The only hill station in Assam, known for its scenic beauty and pleasant climate.

  2. Jatinga: Famous for the mysterious phenomenon of birds "committing suicide."

  3. Panimur Waterfalls: A beautiful waterfall on the Kopili River.

  4. Maibang: The former capital of the Kachari kingdom, with stone carvings and ruins.

Cachar Zilla

  1. Khaspur: The ruins of the capital of the Kachari kingdom.

  2. Bhuban Hills: A pilgrimage site with a temple dedicated to Lord Shiva.

  3. Silchar: The main commercial hub of southern Assam, located on the banks of the Barak River.

  4. Maniharan Tunnel: A tunnel associated with Lord Krishna.

Karimganj Zilla

  1. Chhatachura Range: A range of hills offering scenic beauty.

  2. Badarpurghat: A historic town on the banks of the Barak River.

  3. Eraligul: A scenic spot with tea gardens.

Hailakandi Zilla

  1. Katakhal: A town known for its natural beauty.

  2. Siddheshwar Temple: A prominent temple in the district.

Nagaon Zilla

  1. Laokhowa Wildlife Sanctuary: A sanctuary on the banks of the Brahmaputra, known for its rhinoceros and wild water buffalo.

  2. Bordowa: The birthplace of the saint-reformer Srimanta Sankaradeva.

  3. Silghat: A scenic town on the banks of the Brahmaputra with several temples.

  4. Champawati Kunda: A beautiful waterfall.

Hojai Zilla

  1. Doboka: A historical town with archaeological ruins.

  2. Lanka: A town with a significant Sikh population and a gurudwara.

Morigaon Zilla

  1. Sitajakhala: A historical site with ancient stone carvings.

  2. Deosal: A temple dedicated to Lord Shiva.

  3. Mayong: Known as the "Land of Black Magic," with a rich history of sorcery and tantra.

Kamrup Rural Zilla

  1. Hajo: A unique pilgrimage center for Hindus, Muslims, and Buddhists, with the Hayagriva Madhava Temple and Powa Mecca.

  2. Sualkuchi: Known as the "Manchester of Assam," it's a center for silk weaving.

  3. Madan Kamdev: An archaeological site with ruins of temples, often referred to as the "Khajuraho of Assam."

  4. Chandubi Lake: A natural lake formed during an earthquake, a popular picnic spot.

Nalbari Zilla

  1. Hari Mandir: A famous temple in the heart of Nalbari town.

  2. Jaypal Than: A historical religious site.

  3. Shripur Devalaya: An ancient temple.

Barpeta Zilla

  1. Barpeta Satra: A renowned Vaishnavite monastery and a center of Assamese culture.

  2. Manas National Park: A UNESCO World Heritage Site, a tiger and elephant reserve, and a biosphere reserve.

  3. Pari Hareswar Devalay: An ancient temple.

Bongaigaon Zilla

  1. Bagheswari Temple: A prominent temple dedicated to Goddess Durga.

  2. Koya Kujia Beel: A large natural wetland that attracts migratory birds.

  3. Rock Cut Caves: Ancient caves with rock carvings.

Chirang Zilla

  1. Kalamati: A scenic spot on the Indo-Bhutan border.

  2. Hagrama Bridge: A bridge offering beautiful views of the surrounding landscape.

Kokrajhar Zilla

  1. Chakrashila Wildlife Sanctuary: Famous for the golden langur.

  2. Tamaranga Beel: A beautiful lake.

Dhubri Zilla

  1. Mahamaya Dham: A Shakti Peeth and a famous pilgrimage center.

  2. Gurdwara Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib: A historic Sikh shrine.

  3. Panchpir Dargah: A revered shrine for Muslims.

  4. Florican Garden: A garden dedicated to the conservation of the Bengal Florican.

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