Guwahati attractions

Amchong Tea Estate, about 30 minutes from Guwahati, sits across more than 1,500 acres of neatly planted tea gardens. Renowned in the region, the estate employs over 500 workers and has an annual processing capacity of more than 1,000,000 kilograms of tea, so you’ll see tea production at a substantial scale as you move through the fields. As part of the visit, you’ll explore the tea gardens and learn about the plantation process, from how leaves are grown to the basics of harvesting and processing. Along the way you’ll have the opportunity to try your hand at tea plucking and to sample a variety of the estate’s teas. There are also plenty of photo opportunities among the rolling green rows. You’ll notice the elements of Assamese culture that surround these plantations and how they shape daily life on the estate. The setting offers a close-up view of tea production in Assam and an immersive way to experience the landscapes and local practices that support one of the region’s key industries.

This experience offers guided walks around the Kamakhya Temple and its surroundings that focus on the site's spiritual and cultural heart. The walks are built to give deep cultural insight and a sense of spiritual enrichment. Along the way, you will be led by expert guides who use immersive storytelling to bring local traditions and meanings to life. As you move through the area, the experience will include exclusive access and personalised attention, so the pace and focus may reflect your interests. You will explore the cultural connections and holistic aspects of the temple precinct, learning about its role in local life and spiritual practice through informed, attentive interpretation. The combination of expert guidance, immersive narratives and bespoke interaction makes these walks a distinctive way to delve deeper into the Kamakhya Temple and its surroundings.

Embark on an immersive journey into the heart of Assam and Nagaland with our Tiger Reserve and Tribal Village tour. Begin in Guwahati, exploring sacred sites like Kamakhya Temple and Umananda Island before cruising along the Brahmaputra River at sunset. Venture into the renowned Kaziranga National Park, home to diverse wildlife, including the Great One-horned Rhinoceros and tigers. Continue to Majuli, an island on the Brahmaputra, to experience the unique culture of the Mishing tribe. Dive into the vibrant traditions of Zeliang Naga villagers in Benreu, and participate in a delightful cooking session. Explore the charming villages of Poilwa and Dzuleke, engaging with local communities committed to sustainable tourism. Conclude your expedition in Khonoma, known as the first green village of the country, where you can partake in a nature walk and cooking session before heading back to Dimapur for your onward journey.

You will explore the beautiful and famous Kaziranga National Park with a personal guide, travelling in an air-conditioned car. Kaziranga is a protected area in the north‑east Indian state of Assam, spread across the floodplains of the Brahmaputra River. The setting combines open grasslands, wetlands and patches of forest, giving the area its distinctive character. As you move through the park, you’ll view the habitats that are home to tigers, elephants and the world’s largest population of Indian one‑horned rhinoceroses. Wildlife may be seen from the comfort of your car, and there will be plenty of chances to photograph the landscapes and any animals you encounter. The experience is designed to leave you with pleasant memories and photographs to cherish at the end of your time in Kaziranga.

You will spend a day in the heart of Assam’s tea country on a guided group tour that begins with a warm welcome and refreshments at the Directors’ bungalow. From there, a 4x4 vehicle will take you across the estate to explore the tea nursery, where young plants are raised. Along the way you will meet tea pluckers at work and get a hands‑on feel for the traditions by trying on the baskets and hats they use. Next, you will visit the Amchong Tea Factory, where experts will explain the process behind Assam’s teas, describing each stage from plucking to packaging. As you move through the factory areas, you will learn how leaves are handled and processed, and you will take part in a tea‑tasting session that features premium blends reflecting the region’s heritage. The tour concludes back at the bungalow with light snacks and freshly made tea from the garden. Before you leave, there will be an opportunity to buy exceptional teas as keepsakes or gifts, giving a tangible reminder of the cultural and culinary experience.

Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary, the nearest wildlife park to Guwahati city, offers a compact chance to experience Assam’s wildlife. The sanctuary is known for a high density of animals and birds, and is especially associated with the one‑horned Indian rhino. As you explore the area, you will encounter a variety of birdlife and local wildlife and see the region’s plant life that together make up Assam’s diverse flora and fauna. If you don’t have time to visit Kaziranga National Park, Pobitora can provide a useful glimpse of what the state’s natural habitats are like. Along the way, you will learn about the sanctuary’s importance for wildlife and see many of the species that thrive there, with the one‑horned Indian rhino a notable highlight of the park’s population.

Kaziranga National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offers a wildlife-focused experience where you will explore its rich ecosystems on guided jeep safaris. You will take two jeep safaris led by expert naturalists and encounter the one-horned rhinoceros, elephants and a variety of bird species as you move through different habitats. Along the way, expert guides will explain the park’s wildlife and ecology to help you spot and understand the animals you see. There is also the option to take an elephant safari for an alternative viewpoint and closer wildlife viewing. Away from the safaris, you will spend time learning about local life with a visit to a Mishing tribal village and wander the Orchid Park, which showcases the flora of Northeast India. Accommodation is provided in comfortable, eco-friendly resorts that blend simple comfort with a natural setting, so you will rest close to the park environment between activities. This experience is suited to wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers who want a balanced mix of wildlife viewing and cultural insight.

This tour covers all the important attractions of the hill station in Northeast India known as the Scotland of the East. You will visit the town’s main sights and spend time at key viewpoints and local highlights, taking in the atmosphere and character that give the place its nickname. Along the way, the pace will allow for photos and short stops as the itinerary permits. Lunch is included and will offer both vegetarian and non‑vegetarian options. Experienced drivers will accompany you throughout, making travel between sites comfortable and enjoyable. The tour is described as safe for women travellers, providing an added sense of reassurance as you explore.

Guwahati is an ancient city long known for its spiritual heritage. Once called Pragjyotishpur, literally the seat of astrological studies in the east, it has been a centre for religious learning for centuries. On this tour you will visit four important and ancient Hindu temples in Guwahati, gaining an overview of the city’s sacred past. Along the way you will explore the famous Kamakhya Temple, where tantric worship has long been practised and which is an important shrine of the Shakti cult and one of the 51 Shakti Peeths in India. As you move between the temples you will learn about their historical and religious significance and how they fit into Guwahati’s wider spiritual traditions. The experience offers a clear sense of the city’s ancient role in astrology and devotional practice, with time to reflect on the cultural context that shaped these enduring sites.

This tour fosters a sense of community and connection by bringing together people from a variety of backgrounds. You will find opportunities to meet others, share experiences and form lasting bonds. The experience creates chances for meaningful interactions and for friendships that may continue long after the trip ends. Along the way you will share stories with fellow travellers, engage with locals and take part in cultural activities that deepen your understanding. As you interact, you will build bridges between different perspectives and broaden your own view of the places and people you encounter. The focus is on connection and exchange, so your time here will centre on getting to know others and on meaningful cultural contact.

You will begin with a quick visit to Guwahati, taking in the city's most important sights before heading into the countryside. The route continues to Kaziranga National Park, a protected area in the north‑east Indian state of Assam, where the landscape and wildlife are the main focus. Along the way you'll get a sense of the region and its natural setting as you move between these two highlights. At Kaziranga you will have the chance to enjoy the elephant and jeep safaris available in the park, giving different perspectives on wildlife viewing and the park's habitats. This is a private tour, organised for groups of at least two people, so you can travel with friends or family. The pace is kept straightforward and focused on seeing the key places named here: Guwahati and Kaziranga National Park.

You will travel through Assam and Meghalaya in North East India, two neighbouring states celebrated for their serenity, tranquillity and striking natural beauty. The experience centres on the region’s peaceful, paradisiacal attractions, giving you time to absorb the landscapes and local atmosphere that draw travellers to this part of the country. The tour begins with a pilgrimage-style visit to Guwahati, where you will see some of the city’s top sacred sites. As you move through Assam and Meghalaya, you will have the chance to enjoy whatever the itinerary includes of the area’s well-known sights and scenic settings, and to learn about the cultural and spiritual importance of the places you visit. Along the way, the focus will remain on experiencing the calm and beauty of these north-eastern states rather than a rapid schedule of activities.

This experience brings you to Mājuli, the river island in the Brahmaputra River in Assam. You will be accompanied by a personal guide and travel in an air-conditioned car. As you move around the island, you will explore its forests, wetlands and grasslands that spread across the Brahmaputra’s floodplains. Along the way you will see the varied natural scenery that makes Mājuli famous. There will be plenty of photo opportunities among the waterways, marshes and open grassland. You will finish the tour with a big smile and beautiful memories to cherish in your photos.

On the Guwahati, Kaziranga & Majuli Island Tour, you will explore the cultural and natural highlights of Assam. In Guwahati you will visit the revered Kamakhya Temple, see Umananda Island, and enjoy a sunset cruise along the Brahmaputra River. These experiences introduce the region’s spiritual traditions and riverside atmosphere as you move between locations. You will then travel to Kaziranga National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where guided safaris reveal the park’s diverse wildlife, including the famed one‑horned rhinoceros and majestic tigers. The journey continues with a voyage to Majuli Island, the world’s largest river island, where you will immerse yourself in local culture, interact with island communities and tribes, and explore the island’s scenic beauty. Along the way you will experience a blend of heritage, wildlife and riverine landscapes that characterise Assam.

You’ll explore Shillong, the capital and hill station of Meghalaya, often called The Abode of Clouds. Set at roughly 4,908 feet (1,496 m) above sea level, it serves as the headquarters of the East Khasi Hills district and is known for its quiet, natural charm. The town is compact and one of the quaintest destinations in India, with many local sights that remain favourites with visitors. As you move through Shillong, you’ll encounter its mainly natural attractions. Highlights may include Elephant Falls, the ornamental Ward’s Lake and the sweeping views from Shillong Peak, along with the waterside scenery at Umiam Lake. You can also see the Don Bosco Museum, which is one of the town’s notable cultural stops. Along the way, Police Bazar will provide a chance to browse local shops and street life. The emphasis is on peaceful, natural places and a relaxed hill-station atmosphere rather than busy urban sightseeing.