assam river tour

Day Wise Itinerary

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   Day 1 : Day 1: Majuli Island

   Majuli Island – The World’s Largest River Island Majuli, situated on the mighty Brahmaputra River, is the world’s largest river island and the cultural heart of Assam. Known for its scenic beauty, migratory birds, and unique ecosystem, Majuli is also a hub of Neo-Vaishnavite culture founded by saint Srimanta Sankardeva. The island’s Satras (monasteries) preserve Assam’s dance, music, and art traditions, making it both a natural and cultural wonder. ✨ Highlights 🌊 Largest inhabited river island in the world. 🎭 Rich Neo-Vaishnavite culture and monasteries. 🦢 Paradise for bird watchers. 🌿 Perfect for eco-tourism and cultural exploration.
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   Day 2 : Day 2: Guwahat

   🌆 Guwahati – Gateway to Northeast India Guwahati, nestled on the banks of the Brahmaputra River, is the largest city of Assam and often called the Gateway to Northeast India. It beautifully blends tradition with modernity. The city is home to the famous Kamakhya Temple, ancient temples, vibrant markets, and river cruises that showcase Assam’s heritage and lifestyle. ✨ Highlights 🌸 Famous Kamakhya Temple and Umananda Temple. 🚢 Brahmaputra river cruises with stunning sunsets. 🏙️ Blend of culture, history, and modern life. 🌍 Ideal starting point for exploring Northeast India. 🌳 Dibrugarh – The Tea City of India
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   Day 3 : Day 3: Dibrugarh

   🌳 Dibrugarh – The Tea City of India Known as the “Tea City of India”, Dibrugarh is surrounded by endless stretches of lush green tea gardens. It is not only a commercial hub but also a serene travel destination offering a glimpse of Assam’s natural and cultural charm. The town is also a gateway to the pristine landscapes of Arunachal Pradesh and Nagaland. ✨ Highlights 🍃 Famous for tea estates producing Assam’s world-class tea. 🌄 Gateway to Arunachal Pradesh and Eastern Himalayas. 🚤 Brahmaputra river views and eco-tourism. 🌿 Calm and refreshing destination for nature lovers.
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   Day 4 : Day 4: Kaziranga National Park

   🐘 Kaziranga National Park – The Land of the One-Horned Rhino A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Kaziranga National Park is globally renowned as the home of the Great Indian One-Horned Rhinoceros. Spread across wetlands, grasslands, and forests, it is also rich in elephants, swamp deer, tigers, and migratory birds, making it one of India’s top wildlife destinations. ✨ Highlights 🦏 Largest population of the One-Horned Rhino. 🐅 A vital part of Project Tiger. 🚙 Jeep and elephant safaris for thrilling wildlife experiences. 🌿 UNESCO-recognized biodiversity hotspot.

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