Rhinos, rivers & the world’s largest river island.
Assam is the gateway to the Northeast and a destination in its own right — the mighty Brahmaputra, the one-horned rhinos of Kaziranga, the living Vaishnavite culture of Majuli, and endless emerald tea gardens. It’s where most Northeast journeys begin, and where our team is based.
A UNESCO site and home to two-thirds of the world’s one-horned rhinos — jeep and elephant safaris through elephant grass and wetlands.
The revered Kamakhya temple, the Umananda island shrine, and sunset cruises on the Brahmaputra.
The world’s largest river island — Vaishnavite satras, mask-making artisans and slow, soulful village life.
Capital of the 600-year Ahom kingdom: the Rang Ghar amphitheatre, Talatal Ghar and Shiva Dol.
Colonial-era tea estates around Jorhat and Dibrugarh, with heritage bungalow stays and garden walks.
A quieter UNESCO tiger reserve on the Bhutan border, rich in wildlife and birdlife.
A flexible framework — we tailor the route, pace and stays to your dates. Everything is enquiry-based, with no fixed package price.
Kamakhya temple, Umananda island and a Brahmaputra sunset cruise.
Drive east to Kaziranga; afternoon jeep safari through the central range.
Morning elephant-back or jeep safari, then on to Jorhat’s tea country.
Ferry across to Majuli; explore the satras and mask-makers, overnight on the island.
Ahom-era monuments — Rang Ghar, Talatal Ghar and Shiva Dol.
Return to Guwahati / Jorhat for onward travel.
November to April is ideal — Kaziranga is typically open from around November to April and the weather is dry and pleasant. The park usually closes during the monsoon.
No inner line permit is required for Assam. Foreign visitors should carry their passport for park entries and hotels.