Thursday, 21 July 2016

10 PLACES TO VISIT IN THE STATE OF ASSAM

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Assam is an Impeccable tourist destination. Be it the perfect weather, or the natural beauty. The greenary, and the perfect cup of tea. You'll find it all here, at Assam!

Here is a list of 10 places you MUST visit in your trip to Assam.

1. The Kamakhya Temple




We all begin our journey by seeking god's blessings and the 8th century Kamakhya Temple here is one to begin with. Situated at the top of Nilachal Hills in Guwahati, it can be marked as your first stop if you've landed at the Gopinath Bordoloi Internation Airport or the Kamakhya station, or the Guwahati station. This Famous temple was crafted by Lord Vishwakarma, which got demolished by Several intruder before the present one was finally eshtablished in the 17th Century.

 

2. Tezpur




The cleanliness and greenary of Tezpur will astound you. Declared the least poluted city of India by WHO, Tezpur has a peaceful environment. The Agnigarh is one of the famous tourist attractions here. Agni means Fort and Garh mean Fort in assamese. According to legend, this ancient fortress was once the residence of a princess name "Usha" who fell in love with Lord Krishna's grandson "Aniruddha". But, since they belonged to the demon clan, Usha's father did not approve their relation and kept his daughter guarded in the fort while surrounded by fire.  Thus, this fort is known as Agnigarh.

3. Majuli Island 





Majuli is the largest river island in the world. It is a home to the "mising" tribe. it is surrounded by the mighty brahmaputra and is known for its vibrant cultures and traditions.


4. Mayong




Mayong is located around 40km from the capital city of Guwahati. : ‘Land of the Black Magic’, yes some real voodoo, the magic of Mayong was feared world over so much so that the word magic became synonymous with Mayong., Mayong the very name itself holds a history and ever- unsolved mystery. In fact, it is the place, where many culture travellers come every year. The villagers of this land were known to practise Black Magic for the Ahom rulers inorder to protect their homeland.

5. Haflong




Welcome to the "switzerland of east india", Haflong the only hill station in Assam. Indulge yourself in many interesting activities when in Haflong which includes boating at the Haflong Lake. Also one of the major attraction is the scenic beauty in Jatinga, known to be a bird watcher’s heaven where a vivid variety of migratory birds visit the area especially in the months of August and November.

6. Umananda Island




Umananda is the smallest river isliand in Assam. It is surrounded by the mighty Brahmaputra on all sides. It can easily be reached from the mainland of Guwahati on boats and ferries. Resembling the shape of a peacock, it is also known as the "Peacock Island". It is a pure delight for activities like Picnic, leisure day outing, and much more. 

7. Nameri National Park


 



If you're an ardent fan of adventure and thrill, Nameri National Park must be a highlight in your list. River Rafting and Golden Mahasheer fishing can be sported here. You can enjoy the scenic beauty of the sanctuary.


8. Kaziranga National Park




Enter the kingdom of wildlife, Kaziranga Wildlife Sanctuary home to the endangered One-horned Rhinoceros. It is one of the oldest wildlife protected areas in the country. Located in the Golaghat and Nagaon districts of the state of Assam, the national park  boasts the highest density of tigers among protected areas and also a stunning range of wildlife that primarily includes Elephants, Deer, Migratory Birds, etc.

9. Sibasagar





Sibasagar, or the 'Ocean of Lord Shiva' is clad with timeless monuments and epics that describes the assamese culture and history at the best. Rang ghar, Kareng Ghar, and talatal Ghar are the most popular monuments to visit at this place.

10. Tea Estates of Dibrugarh





Assam is most famous when it comes to tea. When drinking a fine quality tea, chances are that the tea was blended in Dibrugarh. Also known as the 'tea city of india', Dibrugarh is the largest tea producing town in the world.

Come, Visit OUR ASSAM!

 - Nikita

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