Welcome to Assam! Arrive at Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport. Collect your luggage and proceed to the exit where your pre-booked taxi will be waiting.

Check into your hotel and freshen up. We recommend a hotel in the Paltan Bazaar or Pan Bazaar area for easy access to city attractions and the riverfront.

Have a quick and delicious lunch at a local restaurant near your hotel to get your first taste of Assamese flavors.

Visit one of the most revered Shakti Peeths in India. Located atop the Nilachal Hills, the temple offers panoramic views of the city and the Brahmaputra river. It's a significant pilgrimage site with a unique history.

Experience a serene evening on a cruise along the mighty Brahmaputra River. Witness a spectacular sunset over the water with the city skyline in the background. Some cruises offer light snacks and cultural performances.

Indulge in a traditional Assamese thali, a platter with a variety of dishes. Key items include 'Khar' (a unique dish made with raw papaya and pulses), 'Masor Tenga' (tangy fish curry), pitika (mashed vegetables), and various local greens.

Take a short ferry ride to the world's smallest inhabited river island to visit the Umananda Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva. The island is also home to a population of Golden Langurs.

Enjoy a final meal in Guwahati before heading towards the wilderness of Kaziranga.

Embark on a scenic road trip to Kaziranga National Park. The journey takes you through the lush green landscapes of Assam, small towns, and paddy fields.

Arrive in Kaziranga and check into your jungle lodge or resort. Settle in and enjoy the tranquil ambiance of being on the edge of a world-renowned national park.

Enjoy a hearty dinner at your resort's restaurant. Many resorts offer a mix of local Assamese, North Indian, and Continental cuisines.

Experience the iconic elephant-back safari in the Western Range (Bagori). This offers a unique perspective, allowing you to get very close to the rhinos in the tall elephant grass as the morning mist clears.

Return to your resort for a well-deserved, hot breakfast. Share stories and photos from your morning adventure.

Visit a nearby tea estate to see how the world-famous Assam tea is grown and processed. Walk through the lush gardens and interact with the local workers.

Step out of the resort and have lunch at a simple local restaurant (dhaba) near the park entrance for an authentic taste of the region.

Embark on a thrilling jeep safari in the Central Range (Kohora). This is the most popular zone with the highest density of rhinos. Keep your eyes peeled for wild elephants, swamp deer (barasingha), wild water buffalo, and maybe even a tiger.

After an exciting day of wildlife spotting, relax and enjoy dinner at your resort. The evenings are peaceful, with the sounds of the jungle in the distance.

Explore the Eastern Range (Agoratoli), which is known for its rich birdlife and beautiful water bodies. This range offers a different landscape and is a paradise for birdwatchers. Look for pelicans, storks, eagles, and various waterfowl.

Return from your safari and have a relaxing lunch.

Spend the afternoon at this well-maintained park. It features a vast collection of native orchid species, a section for local handicrafts, a cultural center, and a medicinal plant garden. It's a fantastic place to learn about the region's biodiversity and culture.

Enjoy dinner either at the Orchid Park's restaurant after the cultural show or back at your resort.

Opt for a relaxed morning. You can go for a guided nature walk around the periphery of the park (outside the core zone) or visit a local Mishing tribe village to understand their unique way of life and see their stilt houses.

Enjoy a final breakfast amidst the serene environment of Kaziranga and check out from your resort.

Begin your journey back to Guwahati. Enjoy the changing landscapes one last time.

Arrive in Guwahati and check into your hotel for the final night.

Head to Fancy Bazaar, the commercial hub of Guwahati, for some souvenir shopping. Look for beautiful Assam silk (Muga, Eri, Pat), 'Jaapi' (traditional conical hat), and various bamboo and cane handicrafts.

Enjoy a special farewell dinner at a fine dining restaurant in Guwahati, perhaps trying a fusion cuisine or another local specialty you missed.

If your flight schedule permits, visit this large cultural complex. It provides a comprehensive overview of Assamese life and culture through its museum, library, art gallery, and open-air theatre. It's a great way to wrap up your trip.

Have a final Assamese meal before heading to the airport.

Head to the Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport for your flight back home, filled with memories of rhinos, rivers, and rich culture.