Assam is a state where you can enjoy nature in all its splendor. There is vegetation everywhere and two aspects of tourism that make Assam an exceptional place are the tea plantations and the numerous wildlife sanctuaries. Thanks to the Brahmaputra River and the many tributaries that flow through this state that makes this land so fertile.
Tea tourism
This state is considered as the Tea Garden of India. This type of tourism is an interesting twist when traveling in Northeast India. Feel like a tea connoisseur at the end of your trip. You can engage in a tea-making activity from start to finish, from the nursery where the plants are grown to the tea leaves being sorted and packaged. Romance with tea at this award-winning responsible tourism estate called Wild Mahseer. This place is not only for tea but you can also learn about the local biodiversity on nature walks, understand the local tribal community, safaris, and bird watching. Read also traveltargets.com for complete information. Another impressive organizer of tea tourism in Assam is Greener Pastures. On this tour, you can stay in bungalows in the middle of a tea plantation, take walks around the village, collect tea leaves and visit the nearby tea factory.
Wildlife tourism
If wildlife tourism and photography is your thing, then one of the best places is Northeast India. Assam is synonymous with the Asian single-horned rhino. This state has successfully preserved the one-horned Indian rhino from near extinction. It is world-famous for the Kaziranga National Park and the Tiger Reserve. This is a very famous place in Northeast India.
Go on a jeep safari or elephant ride to enjoy an unforgettable encounter with wildlife up close. You can choose the type of tour package you want and make your reservation online on the official website. The cost of the safari ranges from 1,000 - 3,000 INR (15 - 40 USD) depending on the type of safari chosen. The park is closed from May 1 to October 31 of each year for all visitors. Therefore, from November to April is the best time to visit.
National Parks and Wildlife Sanctuaries
There is a plethora of other wildlife parks to visit throughout the state of Assam, such as Manas National Park, Orang National Park, and Dibru Saikhowa National Park. There are also the Pobitora, Dehing Patkai, Bura Chapori, Chakrashila, Bornadi, Laokhowa, and Amchang Wildlife Sanctuaries.
Tea tourism
This state is considered as the Tea Garden of India. This type of tourism is an interesting twist when traveling in Northeast India. Feel like a tea connoisseur at the end of your trip. You can engage in a tea-making activity from start to finish, from the nursery where the plants are grown to the tea leaves being sorted and packaged. Romance with tea at this award-winning responsible tourism estate called Wild Mahseer. This place is not only for tea but you can also learn about the local biodiversity on nature walks, understand the local tribal community, safaris, and bird watching. Read also traveltargets.com for complete information. Another impressive organizer of tea tourism in Assam is Greener Pastures. On this tour, you can stay in bungalows in the middle of a tea plantation, take walks around the village, collect tea leaves and visit the nearby tea factory.
Wildlife tourism
If wildlife tourism and photography is your thing, then one of the best places is Northeast India. Assam is synonymous with the Asian single-horned rhino. This state has successfully preserved the one-horned Indian rhino from near extinction. It is world-famous for the Kaziranga National Park and the Tiger Reserve. This is a very famous place in Northeast India.
Go on a jeep safari or elephant ride to enjoy an unforgettable encounter with wildlife up close. You can choose the type of tour package you want and make your reservation online on the official website. The cost of the safari ranges from 1,000 - 3,000 INR (15 - 40 USD) depending on the type of safari chosen. The park is closed from May 1 to October 31 of each year for all visitors. Therefore, from November to April is the best time to visit.
National Parks and Wildlife Sanctuaries
There is a plethora of other wildlife parks to visit throughout the state of Assam, such as Manas National Park, Orang National Park, and Dibru Saikhowa National Park. There are also the Pobitora, Dehing Patkai, Bura Chapori, Chakrashila, Bornadi, Laokhowa, and Amchang Wildlife Sanctuaries.
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