The countryside of Assam is picturesque with vast stretches of farm lands.
Luxury cruises over the mighty Brahmaputra River have recently become popular.
A typical scenery when you drive through rural Assam.
Tales of Hindu mythology are enacted in the river island of Majuli which is a hotbed of culture.
The food in Assam is very simple and mainly consists of light spices such as mustard powder and chilli.
Potters in Majuli Island use the Brahmaputra riverway to ferry their products to the mainland.
A lush landscape of farms during the rainy summer season.
A typical traditional house is made using local resources.
The Ahom Kingdom ruled Assam during the medieval period.
Majuli is a beautiful island located in the middle of the mighty Brahmaputra River.
Weaving and textiles is an integral part of livelihoods across the communities of Assam.
A majestic tiger leaps out from the shadows.
Dibru Saikhowa National Park is home to feral horses which have been roaming wild since the time of British occupation.
Tourists enjoy a thrilling elephant safari early in the morning.
A rainy season view of ladies plucking tea leaves at an estate in Assam.
Women from the Bodo Tribe perform cultural dance on the fringes of Manas National Park.
Spotting a wreathed hornbill in the forests of Manas National Park.
A troop of Indian bison roam free in the forests of Assam.
Tea estates dominate the landscape of Assam, giving employed to thousands of people from all backgrounds.
A drone footage of one among thousands of islands that dot the riverine landscape of the Brahmaputra River.
Charadew is a luxury cruiseliner that sails the Brahmaputra River in Assam and caters to tourists from around the world.
A tribal women goes fishing in a waterbody while lotuses bloom all around.
A typical sunset in Guwahati city on the banks of the Brahmaputra River.
Tourists enjoy sunset onboard a luxury river cruise.
Visitors to Nameri National Park can opt for a rafting expereince to enjoy the wildlife.
A cheerful lady plucks tea leaves surrounded by a lush tea estate.
A magnificent photograph of a tiger amidst tall grasses on the banks of the Brahmaputra River.
Farms and forests turn lush green during the rainy summer monsoon season in Assam.
Many islanders in Majuli practice pottery as a source of livelihood.
Tourists enjoy a hike surrounded by nature at Nameri National Park.
A parade of wild elephants roam the vast wild expanses of Manas National Park.
A traditonal Assamese meal is popular across Assam and is called as the 'Assamese thali'.
A temple of the Buddhist Singhpo Tribe in eastern Assam.
Assam is home to thousands of rhinos who are well protected wihtin the territory of the many national parks and wildlife sanctuaries.
The quintessential Bihu dance is the source of happiness of people all over Assam and performed during festivals.
Our guests enjoy a moment with an expert mask maker in the island of Majuli.
A sunset by the Brahmaputra River is the best way to end the day on a positive and quiet note.
Practicioners of Buddhist faith perform an offering.
Assam is well known for its avifauna and birders from around the world visit the state every year for bird watching.
Amidst the riverine landscape of the mighty Brahmaputra River, people travel though towns and villages.
Our guests enjoy a thrilling jeep safari in Kaziranga National Park.
Hymns and bells can be heard across the many Hindu monasteries that find home in Majuli Island.
The river island of Majuli as a unique landscape filled with waterbodies.
The Hindu monasteries in Assam have unique artistic and dramatic forms that enact various stories from Hindu scriptures.
Assam is a land of simple people, pleasant countryside, tea plantations, rivers and jungles. This tour allows travelers to indulge in the countryside lifestyle of the people; learning about the simple ways of life, sustainable practices and the graceful cultures of Assamese and the Tai Phake people.