Assam Tour Packages

Best Time to Visit: Assam has a tropical monsoon climate. November to April is dry and cool, ideal for tea estate visits and wildlife safaris in Kaziranga. May to September sees heavy rains, refreshing the landscape but causing occasional flooding. October offers a transition to drier weather.

Top Destinations:
Kaziranga National Park: Wildlife, safaris, rhinos
Guwahati: Kamakhya Temple, Brahmaputra river cruises
Manas National Park: Safaris, tigers, golden langur
Majuli Island: Culture, river island exploration, heritage
Sivasagar: Historical temples, cultural landmarks

Ideal Trip Duration:
4-5 days: Guwahati and Kaziranga for a quick wildlife and cultural retreat
6-7 days: Add Majuli for a combination of wildlife, culture, and nature The state of Assam is called the "Gateway to North-East India" and is a largely unexplored region. Assam is renowned for its breathtaking natural beauty comprising lush green plantations, forests, rivers, hills and diverse wildlife and also for its history. Explore all that the state has to offer with Holidify's diverse range of Assam tour packages that are budget-friendly and fully customisable.

For pleasant weather, please book your tickets for between October and April, and make sure to visit some of its most well-known destinations like Guwahati, Dibrugarh, Barpeta, Sivasagar, Jorhat and more! The first few attractions to add to your itinerary should be the various animal reserves like the Kaziranga National Park and Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary, home to the one-horned rhino and Manas National Park a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Things to Do in Assam

Kaziranga National Park Safari: Immerse yourself in the heart of wildlife conservation with a safari in Kaziranga, where you can spot not only the one-horned rhinoceros but also elephants, wild buffaloes, and various species of deer.

River Cruise on Brahmaputra: Embark on a leisurely cruise along the Brahmaputra River, witnessing stunning sunsets and the daily life of riverside communities. Some packages even offer overnight stays on well-equipped houseboats.

Visit Majuli Island: Beyond its cultural richness, Majuli Island offers a tranquil escape. Engage in traditional mask-making workshops, interact with the local Mishing tribe, and enjoy a peaceful bicycle ride through the island's lush landscapes.

Tea Estate Tour: Delve into the intricate process of tea production, from plucking the leaves to the final cup. Some tours even allow you to stay in colonial-era bungalows within the tea estates, offering a unique blend of luxury and history.

Kamakhya Temple Visit: Enhance your spiritual journey with a detailed tour of the Kamakhya Temple, dedicated to the Goddess Kamakhya. Learn about the temple's significance and the mystical legends that surround it.

Assamese Bihu Dance Workshop: Immerse yourself in the lively energy of Assam's Bihu dance, learning the intricate steps and rhythms from local instructors. This hands-on experience brings you closer to the vibrant culture of the region.

Hike in Nameri National Park: Take your adventure to new heights with a guided hike in Nameri National Park. Traverse lush forests, cross hanging bridges, and spot diverse bird species, making it a nature lover's paradise.

Places to Visit in Assam

Guwahati: Explore the Umananda Island, a river island in the Brahmaputra, home to the Umananda Temple and a haven for nature lovers. The Peacock Island Wildlife Sanctuary is an added bonus for those seeking a unique blend of spirituality and wildlife.

Jorhat: Beyond tea gardens, Jorhat boasts the Tocklai Tea Research Institute, where enthusiasts can delve into the science behind tea cultivation. The Gibbon Wildlife Sanctuary, home to the hoolock gibbons, is a must-visit for wildlife enthusiasts.

Sivasagar: Dive into the rich history of Sivasagar by visiting the Rang Ghar, an amphitheater built for cultural events, and the Kareng Ghar, an impressive palace reflecting the architectural brilliance of the Ahom dynasty.

Majuli Island: Participate in traditional mask-making workshops with local artisans and witness the vibrant Ankiya Nat (traditional Assamese drama) performances, offering a deep dive into the island's artistic heritage.

Kaziranga National Park: Extend your wildlife exploration beyond safaris by visiting the Karbi Anglong Wildlife Sanctuary, adjacent to Kaziranga, known for its diverse flora and fauna, providing a comprehensive biodiversity experience.

Manas National Park: Join a guided river rafting excursion along the Manas River, allowing you to witness the park's stunning landscapes and diverse wildlife from a unique perspective.

Tezpur: Uncover the romantic saga of Tezpur by exploring the Agnigarh Hill at sunset, offering panoramic views of the Brahmaputra River. The Mahabhairav Temple and the Cole Park add historical and recreational dimensions to your Tezpur visit.

Why Buy Assam Tour Package

Navigating Cultural Nuances: Assam's diverse cultures and traditions may pose a challenge for independent travelers unfamiliar with the local customs and etiquettes.
Travel packages often include local guides well-versed in the region's cultural nuances, providing insights that enhance your overall experience and help you connect with the local communities.

Transportation Challenges: Assam's terrain, with its rivers and hilly areas, can present transportation challenges for those unfamiliar with the local infrastructure. Packages typically include seamless transportation, ensuring you have reliable and comfortable modes of travel, whether it's navigating the Brahmaputra by boat or exploring the scenic landscapes by road.

Optimizing Time for Exploration: Assam offers a plethora of attractions, and planning an itinerary to maximize your time can be overwhelming. Travel packages come with well-organized itineraries, allowing you to make the most of your visit. They take care of the logistics, ensuring you spend less time planning and more time enjoying the beauty of Assam.

Access to Exclusive Experiences: Finding and accessing unique cultural and adventure experiences may be challenging without local connections. Packages often include exclusive experiences such as traditional dance workshops, tea tastings in private estates, and interactions with local communities, providing you with a deeper and more authentic understanding of Assam.

Safety Assurance in Wildlife Areas: Wildlife areas like Kaziranga and Manas come with their own set of safety considerations. Travel packages prioritize safety, offering guided safaris with experienced naturalists and ensuring that you can enjoy the wildlife without compromising your well-being.

Language Barriers: Assamese is the predominant language, and while English is understood in tourist areas, language barriers can still arise. Packages often include English-speaking guides who facilitate smooth communication, ensuring you can comfortably navigate and engage with the local culture.

Mitigating Accommodation Concerns: Finding suitable and reliable accommodations, especially in remote areas, can be a concern. Travel packages typically include pre-booked accommodations, ranging from comfortable hotels to unique stays, ensuring a hassle-free experience throughout your journey.

How to Reach Assam? 

To reach Assam, travelers can easily access the state via air and rail routes.
By Air: The nearest airport to Assam is Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport, commonly known as Guwahati Airport (GAU), located in Guwahati, the capital city of Assam. It serves as a major gateway to the region, offering domestic and international flights. 

By Rail: Assam is well-connected by rail, with the Guwahati Railway Station being the primary railway hub. Situated in the heart of the city, the station provides regular train services connecting Assam to various parts of the country. (Read More)