Offbeat Destinations: Discover the Attractions of Assam

In North India, there is severe heat in the months of May-June, due to which people go to the mountains to get relief from it, but the option of hill stations not only includes Himachal and Uttarakhand but there are many other places in India. Where you can plan to go in summer. One of which is Assam. Which could make for an attractive proposition for a visit. While popular hill stations like Himachal and Uttarakhand are often sought after, why not Assam! This offers a unique and refreshing option for travelers seeking a diverse experience. From lush green hill stations to picturesque islands, Assam attracts with its natural beauty and cultural richness.

Haflong of Assam: Switzerland of the East

Haflong is the only hill station in Assam which is very beautiful. This hill station has also been named Switzerland of the East. The lush green mountains in Haflong add to the beauty of this hill station. Along with mountains, dense forests, waterfalls will also be seen here. You can also enjoy hiking in Haflong.

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Barak Valley Tea Estate: A tea lover's paradise

Coming to Assam, do not miss the opportunity to enjoy drinking tea here and see the tea gardens. After reaching the tea garden, the fragrance and beauty of this place will surround you in such a way that you will not feel like leaving it. Barak Valley of Assam presents a similar view. Barak Valley is located in southern Assam. There is also a lake here, Dolu Lake. Where sitting peacefully and spending time has its own pleasure.

Umananda Island: A tranquil retreat

Situated on the Brahmaputra River, Umananda Island is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. This island, accessible via ferry from Guwahati, is famous as the world's smallest inhabited river island. Explore its serene shores and visit the 17th century Shiva temple, which will add a touch of spirituality to your stay in Assam.

Manas National Park: A Wildlife Sanctuary

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Manas National Park can be called the biggest tourist attraction of Assam. Which is also included in the list of UNESCO Natural World Heritage Site. Apart from this, Manas National Park has also been declared Project Tiger Reserve, Biosphere Reserve and Elephant Reserve. Manas National Park is situated in the foothills of the Himalayas. You can see many wild animals in this national park.

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