ASSAM : The Heart of Northeast India

The Kamakhya Temple is a unique location where people go to pray and experience serenity. This historic temple in Assam is stunning and replete with legends. Why Is Kamakhya Temple Unique? Situated atop a hill, the temple is encircled by towering trees and verdant gardens.  It resembles a hidden garden with vibrantly blooming flowers and clean air. Many think the temple is enchanted and that prayers offered here are answered. Investigating the Temple Inside, the temple is a veritable rainbow of hues and sculptures. Beautiful wall carvings and vibrant paintings depicting the myths of the gods and goddesses can be found throughout. The primary goddess here is Kamakhya, revered for her unique abilities. The temple's surroundings are like a paradise in the gardens.  There are quiet areas where you can sit and take in the peace around you, as well as vibrant flowers and shade-giving trees. It is a location of spiritual serenity mixed with the splendor of nature. Why Travelers Go to...

  People from all over the world adore drinking and enjoying the unique tea that Assam is known for. Assamese tea has the magical ability to make people feel content and warm on the inside. Why Is Assam Tea Unique? In Assam, tea is grown in expansive gardens with an abundance of verdant shrubs.  These gardens resemble expansive farms where tea plants thrive in the intense sunlight and copious amounts of precipitation. The tea tastes strong and flavorful as a result. How Tea Is Made in Assam  The workers in the tea gardens select the tea leaves with great care.  After gathering the youngest and freshest leaves, they sun-dried them. The leaves are dried, then chopped into tiny pieces and sealed to make the tea we drink.  It tastes like a sip of happiness and warmth when you drink Assam tea. It's ideal for sipping in the morning or unwinding in the afternoon due to its robust, deep flavor. It's delicious either way, though some people prefer it plain and others wit...

With its many wildlife sanctuaries and other safe havens, Assam is like a giant home for animals and birds. Assamese wildlife sanctuaries resemble nature's well-kept secret hideouts, providing safe havens for animals and birds to live. For those who enjoy the outdoors, they're like hidden gems, providing an opportunity to get up close and personal with the wonders and beauty of the animal kingdom. Kaziranga National Park One-horned rhinos can roam freely in Kaziranga , a sizable park.  For them, it resembles a superhero's lair! In addition, there are tigers, elephants, and numerous other creatures. People travel from all over the world to witness these incredible animals. Manas National Park: An Enchanted Forest Another unique location where animals live contentedly is Manas. It's not just about animals either; there are rare species like the golden langur as well as vibrant birds and entertaining monkeys. It feels like a huge party in the park Nameri National Park A Pl...

In Assam, Bihu is similar to a huge celebration where everyone sings, dances, and has a good time.  It resembles Assam's very own carnival of happiness, with the sound of drums, family laughter, and the aroma of delectable food evoking a joyful atmosphere. It's a moment when the state as a whole celebrates by dancing. There are three separate festivals, each with its own lively vibes, instead of just one. The Festival of Feasting, Bhogali Bihu January is the month of Bhogali Bihu or Magh Bihu . Here's one that's all about fun and food. People assemble around enormous bonfires known as "Mejis," feast on regional specialties, and celebrate. There's singing, games, and a lot of laughing. Rongali Bihu: New Beginnings Festival                                                  April is Rongali Bihu , the celebration of the Assamese New Year and the beginning of spri...

Statue of Veer Lachit Borphukan Assam's story starts long ago when ancient tribes lived in this beautiful land. These tribes built their villages and had their own ways of life. Over time, many kingdoms came by, each bringing something unique to Assam's culture. Then came the Ahom rulers. They were like the superheroes of Assam's history, building amazing temples and ruling the land for centuries. Their legacy is still seen in the temples and traditions we cherish today. But things changed when the British arrived. They took over Assam and brought a lot of new things, like tea. This changed how people lived and worked in Assam. During India's fight for independence, Assam stood strong, with brave people joining the movement for freedom.  Sukaphaa (Ahom King) Finally, in 1947, India became free, and Assam became a part of this new, independent country . Since then, Assam has grown a lot. It faced challenges but also made progress. Today, it's a blend of old tradition...

  India is like a world within itself, with each part having its own special culture. The Northeast is no different, it's full of amazing things to discover. In this incredible region, Assam stands out as a gem where you can experience stunning nature and unique cultures in a really safe and welcoming atmosphere.  It's like stepping into a wonderland that's just waiting to be explored                       Welcome to Assam , a place where nature thrives and cultures weave their magic. Situated in the northeastern part of India, Assam is a land of greenery, mountains, and rivers . Here, you'll discover a world of vibrant traditions, from colorful festivals to delicious cuisine, all set against a backdrop of breathtaking landscapes. Join us on a journey to explore the wonders of Assam, where every moment is filled with beauty and charm. The Natural Beauty of Assam : The Mighty  Brahmaputra    The  Brahm...