The Kareng Ghar, also known as Garhgaon Palace, is located at Garhgaon Sivsagar distric and is one of the grandest examples of Ahom Architecture. 

The Talatal Ghar was initially built as an army base. It houses two secret tunnels, and three floors below ground level which were used as exit routes during the Ahom conflicts with other kingdoms. This is made of brick and an indigenous type of cement The Talatal Ghar had two secret tunnels. One, about 3 kilometres (1.9 mi) in length, connected the Talatal Ghar to the Dikhow River, while the other, 16 kilometres (9.9 mi) long, led to the Garhgaon Palace, and was used as an escape route in case of an enemy attack.

Rang Ghar is a double storeyed structure from the historical treasures of Asom (Assam) and was built by Ahom King, Swargadeo Pramatta Singha in the 18th Century. This 10 meters high, royal, sports pavilion was constructed to watch cultural programmes and traditional games like buffalo and elephant fights, especially organized during Bihu Festival.

A major tourist attraction in the state of Assam is Shiva Dol. Located in the Sivasagar district, this place happens to be one of the most famous pilgrimage spots in the country as well. Shiva Dol is the tallest Shiva temple in the entire Northeast India. It is the highest temple in the country as well with a height of 104 feet. The Vishnu Dol and Devi Dol are other two small temples surrounding this tall temple and are dedicated to Lord Vishnu and Goddess Durga. These temples are situated on the banks of the famous Sibsagar Lake which is more than 200 years old.

Vishnu Doul, a brick-built temple constructed by Namatial Bhagati  Barbarua in the year 1775 A.D. during the reign of Swargadeo Gourinath Singha   (1780 -1794)  located at Namti Ali, 18 Kilometers away from Sivasagar Town . The sikhara of the temple is decorated with vertical and horizontal lines. These lines intersect at angles to provide ornamental arrangements.

Charaideo was the capital of the Ahom dynasty which was built by a person named Sukhapa. It is located at about a distance of 28 kms from Sibsagar. This place is commonly called as ‘Pyramids of Assam.’ It is situated at the foothills of Nagaland. The place contains many burial grounds of the Ahom rulers and their queens which are considered to be very holy. There are about 42 tombs of the kings and queens at the hill top of Charaideo.

The Assam Tai museum stands on the west bank of Sivasagar Pukhuri and was inaugurated on 31st January 1992. This particular museum was constructed to keep the 600 yrs of Ahom glory intact by showcasing the various antiques collection for the general public.

Devi Dol of Sibasagar was built by Queen Madambika, wife of Ahom king Swargadeo Shiva Singha in the year 1734. The Devi Dol is dedicated to Goddess Durga, the Hindu Goddess of 'Power'. It is 60 feet in height and 120 feet in diameter.

There is a special space for worship beside the temple. This is 'bolisthal' (sacrifice place) and is used only during Durga Puja and Kali puja.

Jugibari Bill is situated at Jugibari Village of Golaghat District,Assam.It is a charming place with unique immense natural green environment. Migratory birds also seeks attention from the tourists.It is a nice place to spent time with family and friends.

Jugibari Bill is situated at Jugibari Village of Golaghat District,Assam.It is a charming place with unique immense natural green environment. Migratory birds also seeks attention from the tourists.It is a nice place to spent time with family and friends.

Kaziranga National Park famous for its one-horned Rhinoceros is located in Golaghat, Nagaon and Sonitpur districts of Assam. Kaziranga was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1985. The park has an area of some 430 square km and lies between the Brahmaputra River and the Karbi (Mikir) Hills

Deopani is one of the most beautiful places in the Karbi Anglong district located under the Bokajan civil sub-division. The place is famous for discovering some archaeological monuments which were supposed to be constructed during the eighth or ninth century at the time of Diglek Verma, one of the powerful rulers of the ancient dynasty of Assam. Moreover, the place is also famous for its beautiful shrine which is known as ‘Deopani Durga Mandir’ or ‘Deopani Than’

Negheriting Shiva Doul is a famous Shiva Mandir in Dergaon district in Assam. It was built on top of a hillock and is a part of the Golaghat district. It was constructed during 8th-9th century by Kachari rulers but was destroyed due to natural calamities. It was reconstructed again the year 1687 by an Ahom king named Rajeswar Singha.

According to reports the construction of this 85 feet temple was started on 2013 by Sri Sri Jagannath Cultural Trust. Devotees throng everyday to view this magnificient temple. We were lucky to view lord Jagannath. It was an amazing feeling.

The Dakhinpat Satra is a very popular satra on the Majuli Island of the state of Assam. This Satra was established in the year 1584 by Vamshigopal who was a disciple of Sri Vanamalidev. Thousands of devotees visit this satra from all over the world to experience the serenity of the place. The entrance gate of the satra is being engraved with animal forms, religious motifs and several beautiful flower forms. Many beautiful paintings and sculptures can also be seen on the inner walls of the satra.

Auniati Satra is a prominent Satra of Majuli, which was founded in 1653 by Niranjan Pathakdev. The idol worshiped in this satra is that of Lord Krishna, also known as Govinda.

Majuli Island is the world's biggest riverine island which is located within the watercourse Brahmaputra. Majuli Island is known as the cultural city or cultural-heap of Assam state. Island is also called "Satra-Pitha" because Majuli has 22 Satras which was established Sri Sri Sankardeva & Sri Sri Madhabdeva. Satra is the influential cultural and religious institute of Majuli. Satra is also called center of Neo-Vaishnavite culture of Sri Sri Sankardeva and Madhabdeva.

Athkhelia Namghar has always occupied a very important place in the hearts of Assamese religious people. Athkhelia Namghar is situated at a distance of about 20 kms from Golaghat town. Athkhelia Namghar has always occupied a very important place in the hearts of Assamese religious people. Athkhelia Namghar is situated at a distance of about 20 kms from Golaghat town.

Sukapha Samannay Kshetra in a memorial built in the memory of Sukapha, the first Ahom king of Assam. The Sukapha Samannay Kshetra is situated near Mohbandha near Jorhat and Dergaon. Sukapha was the founder of the Ahom kingdom which continued to exist for nearly six hundred years. A Thai prince, Sukapha came to the region crossing the Patkai range. He is the main person who initiated the unification of the tribal and the non-tribal people of the region. The Sukaphas Samannay Kshetra was built as an attempt to highlight and preserve the remarkable leadership of Sukapha. There are thus several things of interest to be seen at the Sukapha Samannay Kshetra.

The sanctuary has a very rich biodiversity and is home to the only apes in India, the western hoolock gibbon (Hoolock hoolock), as well as the only nocturnal primate found in the northeast Indian states, the Bengal slow loris (Nycticebus bengalensis).

Bordowa or Bordowa Satra is a shrine, a centre of art and culture and is the birthplace of a great litterateur, artist, dramatist and founder of Vaishnav dharma in Assam. It is around 140 km away from the town of Guwahati and is 18 km north-west from Nagaon district of Assam. The Bordowa Satra is founded by great saint Sankardeva after his return from his first pilgrimage in about 1494 A.D. He found the first Namghar or Kirtanghar at Bordowa and used that place to practice and preach the newly found faith in Puran and Bhagwat. He used to call the place as Thaan or Dham and not Satra which was later called to be as such.

Manas National Park in Assam is a UNESCO Natural World Heritage Site, a tiger and elephant reserve, and a biosphere reserve. Manas National Park gets its name from the River Manas, which flows through the reserve and is also the major tributary of Brahmaputra River.  Sprawling in a large area of 950 sq km, the national park shares border with Bhutan's Royal Manas National Park and is also home to species like Assam roofed turtle, hispid hare, golden langur and pygmy hog.

The Bagheswari Temple is a Hindu temple. And dedicated to the mother goddess Bagheswari, one of the oldest 51 Shakti Pitha and situated in the southern part of Bongaigaon in Assam State. It is a famous pilgrimage destination for general Hindus.

Koya Kujia is one of the most renowned eco-tourism spots in Abhayapuri of Bongaigaon district of Assam. It is situated near Abhaypuri, is about 15 km away from the city of Bongaigaon. Promoted by Government of Assam, this beel is also a popular picnic spot and the lake premises are heaven for migratory birds that fly down during the winter season. This is a beautiful lake with a number of small islands with abundance of flora and fauna. Bird watching is the most sought after activity here.

The Assam State Zoo was established in the year 1957 and was open to public in the year 1958. Spreads over an area of 175 hectare, the zoo is located within the Hengrabari Reserved Forest area of Guwahati. Initially, it had 42 animals and 236 birds. Now, the zoo is home to about 895 animals, birds and reptiles representing almost 113 species of animals and birds from around the world. The Zoo has launched the scheme of animal adoption in the year 2005. Often referred as 'Green Lung', it hosts several awareness activities and is involved in animal welfare and education.

Dibru-Saikhowa National Park is a national park located in Dibrugarh and Tinsukia districts, Assam, India. It is designated as an Important Bird Area (IBA) and is known for its rare white-winged wood ducks and wild horses. In 1997, Dibru-Saikhowa National Park was declared India's ninth biosphere reserve, among the 18 existing biosphere reserves.

At a distance of 3 km from Guwahati Railway Station, Umananda Temple is a prominent Hindu temple located on Peacock Island in the middle of mighty Brahmaputra River in Guwahati city of Assam. It is one of popular temples in Assam and among the top places to visit in Guwahati. Placed atop the Bhasmakuta or Bhasmachala Hill, the temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is the most revered temple in the entire state of Assam. The Umananda Temple was built in 1694 AD by Borphukan Garhganya Handique on the order of the King Gadadhar Singha who was one of the strongest rulers of Ahom dynasty. A devastating earthquake destroyed the original temple in 1897 and was later rebuilt by a rich merchant who was a devotee of Lord Shiva.

At a distance of 11 km from Guwahati Railway Station, Srimanta Sankardeva Kalakshetra is a non-profit cultural institution in the Panjabari area of Guwahati, Assam. Named after the medieval poet-playwright and reformer Srimanta Sankardeva, it is the largest cultural congregation of the north east India and is also one of the well-known places to visit in Guwahati. Built in 1990s, the Kalakshetra was built in the memory of Mahapurusha Srimanta Sankardeva and his contribution towards the spiritual and cultural upliftment of Assam and its people.

Tirupati nalaji temple is famous tourist destination in Assam. The temples of Lord Vishnu are found here and there all over the sub continent of India. But a temple among them is particularly famous. The Tirupati Balaji Temple near Hyderabad is a grand temple that incites reverence and sacredness among all its pilgrims. To give tribute to this legendary temple of South India, a similar temple is built in Assam. This temple is known as Purva Tirupati Shri Balaji Temple.

The Navagraha Temple, or the temple of the nine celestial bodies, is situated on a hill named Chitrachal in the southeastern part of the city of Guwahati. It is also known as the abode of one of the most important celestial bodies, the sun. In the temple, there are 9 phallic emblems of Lord Shiva, each clad in a different colored cloth representing Surya, Chandra, Mangala, Budha, Brihaspati, Shukra, Shani, Rahu, and Ketu.

Kamakhya Temple one of the most famous religious sites in Guwahati, which is dedicated to Goddess Kamakhya. It is said to be one of the oldest Shakti Pithas and is located on the western part of the city. The temple encompasses ten Mahavidyas and carries high importance. The shrine has undergone a lot of renovations and is maintained nicely by the authorities. It has four Garbagrihas and three mandapas, and its walls are adorned with several sculptures.

The Assam State Museum is one of the important tourist attractions. The place Located at the heart of the city Guwahati. This museum was established in the year 1940 by the Kamarupa Anusandhan Samiti. It is said to be one of the biggest multipurpose museums in the country. The museum exhibits different sections like epigraphy, sculptures, crafts, natural history and folk art forms.

Nehru Park is a beautiful public garden situated in Guwahati city. This is a famous tourist attraction in Guwahati.  It was built during the 2000s and is named after the first Prime Minister of India. With several reputed educational institutions in the vicinity of the Nehru Park, it buzzes with young energy and vitality.  It is a gorgeous park which has managed to uphold its pristine ecological environment with well-maintained lawns and flowers which bloom with great color.

The Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary is situated in the Assamese district of Morigaon, 50 kilometers to the east of Guwahati. This sanctuary, which spans more than 38 kilometers, is distinctive due to the large number of rhinos that are protected there. The two other significant reserves for the preservation of Indian rhinos are Manas Wildlife Sanctuary and Kaziranga National Park. Pobitara is one of these reserves. Its marshy swamplands provide the ideal habitat for wild buffalo, rhinos, and boars alike

Madan Kamdev is an archaeological site located at Baihata Chairali in Kamrup district of Assam. Also known as Mini Khajuraho of Assam, it is one of the popular places of heritage in Assam and among the must visit Guwahati Tourist Places. Spreads over a length of half a kilometer, Madan Kamadev complex has ruins of 13 temples. Madan Kamdev Temple is the main temple, which displayed a sculpture of Lord Shiva with his consort Parvati. The sculptures in the temples portray expressions of erotic acts which can be seen only in the famous Khajuraho temples of Madhya Pradesh. Some interesting sculptures seen here are the four-headed Shiva, six-sided Bhairav, serpents, demons, men, women and animals in erotic postures. There is an old temple of Shiva called Gopeshpur Temple nearby, which is also worth a visit.

This pristine white place of worship is approximately 2 kms away from the city of Guwahati. The temple houses two very beautiful figures of Lord Krishna and his wife, Rukmini. The ISKCON Temple has become one of the celebrated tourist spots of Guwahati  The people who have visited the temple claim that it is one of the most peaceful places they have been to. The ISKCON Temple is rated as one of the top visited places in Assam.

Poa mocca is a famous dectination in Assam. The unexpected early summer shower gave a calm, inviting charm to the small town of Hajo, situated by the mighty Brahmaputra in Kamrup district, around 30 km away from Guwahati.

Deepor Beel a famous tourist destination in Assam.  known for its fish and bird diversity and rich aquatic vegetation that attracts wild elephants. At a distance of 18 km from Guwahati Railway Station, Deepor Beel is a fresh water lake situated to the south-west of Guwahati city in Assam state. Also spelt as Dipor Bil, it is considered as one of the largest lakes in the Brahmaputra valley of Western Assam and among the picturesque places to visit in Guwahati.

The Basistha Temple in Guwahati is located in the south eastern corner of the city. This temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and was constructed by Rajeswar Singha in the year 1764. This temple is built inside an ashram which is known as the Basistha scenic beauty. It is said that a saint named Vasistha lived in this ashram, and thus, it has been named as the Basitha Ashram. One can see here many sculptures made of stones and terracotta. The biggest attraction of the ashram however is the place where the body of sage Vasistha lays in peace. 

Chandubi Lake is a popular tourist destination for its scenic beauty and serenity. The lake is surrounded by hills and dense forests that are home to various wildlife, including elephants, leopards, and different species of birds. The lake also has several small islands that add to its natural charm. Chandubi Lake is an earthquake-born natural lake located at the foot of the Garo Hills and surrounded by Assam and Meghalaya. It is an extremely calm and peaceful lake surrounded by tea gardens, deep forests and tiny villages.

Orang is known for its population of the Indian One Horned Rhinoceros and the Royal Bengal Tiger. Resting at the north bank of the river Brahmaputra, the Orang National Park is commonly known as the “Mini Kaziranga” . Resting at the north bank of the river Brahmaputra, the Orang National Park is commonly known as the “Mini Kaziranga” for its resemblance with the landscape of the Kaziranga National Park. Settled at a distance of 140 kms from the Guwahati city, this national park is adorned with the scenic beauty of nature which is reflected by the varied range of flora and fauna. 

Agnigarh  is a very famous destination in Assam. In the district of Tezpur, Assam, there is a hillock on the bank of the River Brahmaputra called Agnigarh hill. The place is well known for the mythological romance associated with it. According to Hindu mythology. The Agnigarh hill area has been developed by the Assam State Government as a beautiful park, adorned by a number of statues, depicting mythological scenes, such as the marriage between Usha and Aniruddha, the abduction of Aniruddha, among others. The place is also well known for the view of the beautiful city of Tezpur as well as the flowing white River Brahmaputra. 

The Mahabhairab Temple is situated on a small hill top in the northern part of Tezpur. The current structure of this temple was built by Nag Baba while later it was developed by Mahadeo Bharati and his devotees. The original temple was destroyed in 1897 earthquake and the present temple was constructed in the early period of 20th century. According to a legend, the original Mahabhairab Temple was built by Asura King, Banasura out of a stone. The main deity of this temple is Lord Shiva and it houses one of the world’s largest Shiva Lingams.

Umiam Lake, a mesmerizing man-made reservoir, is located at a distance of 15 kilometres north of Shillong which is the capital of the north-eastern Indian state of Meghalaya. The lake was formed after a dam was constructed to generate hydroelectric power. The scenic Umiam Lake is encircled by lush green East Khasi hills that form one of the best panoramic sights for nature-lovers in the country. The sunrise at the lake is a treat to watch and shouldn't be missed. The Umiam Lake has a park adjoining it which is a hotspot for picnics and frequented by locals for a getaway from their busy schedule.

Wards leak is also known as Pollock's Lake (Nan Polok) because of a popular engineer during the per-independence era. Wards lake is known for its beautiful surroundings and amazing ambiance. It makes for a great place to hangout with friends and family as it has a beautiful view of flowers blooming in an array. The lake is located right in the middle of the city, convenient for people to get here from all directions. Boating is also available for those interested in some recreational activity other than just sitting on the grass and enjoying the pleasant ambiance.

At a distance of 13 km from Shillong Bus Stand, Shillong Peak is an enchanting vantage point located at Laitkor area of Shillong, Meghalaya. Situated in the outskirts of the Shillong, it is one of the popular viewpoints in Meghalaya and among the prominent places to experience Shillong Tourism. Placed at an altitude of 1,965 m (6,446 feet), Shillong Peak is the highest peak in Meghalaya. According to historians, Shillong is named after this hill. As per the locals, the patron deity 'Leishyllong' resided at the hill and protects the city against all evils.

 Elephant Falls are amongst the most popular falls in the North-East, situated next to Shillong. It is a tourists' paradise with three layers of the falls accessible to the layman from different vantage points. The Britishers named this fall so owing to the presence of an elephant-shaped rock on one side of the fall. However, the stone disintegrated and was washed away due to an earthquake in 1897. Elephant Waterfalls is a superb place for spending some time in the midst of nature while capturing the incredible moments for your keepsake.