Assam Tour Packages

Reviewed by Thrillophilia Assam Tour Operations Team 

Updated as of April 2026 

Assam tour packages by Thrillophilia start from INR 17,000 and go up to INR 43,000 based on the type of package you choose.

Thrillophilia, with its AI-based trip planning, offers an easy way to explore the state without managing multiple bookings and travel routes Our destination experts design itineraries that combine wildlife parks, tea regions, river landscapes, and cultural sites in a practical travel plan. Travellers can cover places like Kaziranga National Park, Majuli Island, Guwahati, and Manas National Park through schedules that balance sightseeing and travel time.

An extensive and well-planned Assam tour includes verified accommodations, guided sightseeing, and local transfers. With flexibility of the itineraries, travellers can customise their plan based on trip duration or preferred destinations.

The options range from budget stays to heritage tea estate experiences. Several itineraries include visits to Assam’s tea gardens, where visitors can see how tea is plucked and processed. 

Some plans include sunset cruises or ferry rides that connect travellers to Majuli, the world’s largest inhabited river island. Travellers can also witness Bihu celebrations with Assamese music, dance, and seasonal traditions. Even the local markets offer products like Assam silk textiles and bamboo crafts. With planned itineraries, verified partners, and dedicated support, our North East your packages, including Assam make it easier to explore the region in a comfortable way.

Assam Tour Package Overview: Costs, Duration & Planning

• Price Range: Packages range from INR 17,000 to INR 43,000
• Duration: Duration of the packages range from 4D/3N to 10D/9N
• Popular Plans: Trails of Arunachal Pradesh, Tour to Manas National Park, and Northeast India Wildlife tour
• Inclusions: Accommodation, access to festivals, guided tours, fossil hunting, stargazing sessions
• Thrillophilia Support: Personalized itineraries, sightseeing tours, along with 24/7 assistance.

Assam Trip Cost - Budget Breakdown

The Assam tour package price usually depends on travel style, season, budget, and hotel choices.

Budget (₹12,000–₹20,000 for 5 days)

• Return Flights (to Guwahati): ₹5,000–₹9,000
• Accommodation (per night): ₹700–₹1,500 (homestay/budget guesthouse)
• Meals (per day): ₹350–₹600 (local dhabas/homestay meals)
• Local Transport (per day): ₹500–₹900 (shared cabs/auto)
• Kaziranga Safari (jeep): ₹2,500–₹3,500 per person
• 5-Day Total Per Person: ₹12,000–₹20,000

Mid-Range (₹20,000–₹45,000 for 5 days)

• Return Flights (to Guwahati): ₹10,000–₹16,000
• Accommodation (per night): ₹2,000–₹4,500 (guesthouse/mid-range hotel)
• Meals (per day): ₹700–₹1,200 (restaurant/café)
• Local Transport (per day): ₹1,200–₹2,000 (private cab)
• Kaziranga Safari (jeep): ₹2,500–₹3,500 per person
• 5-Day Total Per Person: ₹28,000–₹45,000

Luxury (₹45,000–₹1,00,000 for 5 days)

• Return Flights (to Guwahati): ₹20,000+
• Accommodation (per night): ₹7,000–₹18,000 (luxury resort/jungle lodge)
• Meals (per day): ₹2,000–₹3,500 (resort dining/fine dining)
• Local Transport (per day): ₹3,000+ (private SUV)
• Kaziranga Safari: Elephant + jeep combo included
• 5-Day Total Per Person: ₹65,000–₹1,00,000

Assam Tour's Key Highlights

You can experience a balanced mix of wildlife, nature and culture on your Assam trip but here are some of the major attractions you can choose from in your Assam your paclage:

• Kaziranga National Park: Home to more than 2,613 one-horned rhinoceroses (2022 census), the largest population of the species anywhere in the world.
• Majuli River Island: World’s largest inhabited riverine island (roughly 350 sq km after erosion). Listed in the UNESCO Tentative List for its Satras and traditional mask-making.
• Assam Tea Region: Produces around 50-55% of India’s total tea output. Visits to tea estates in places like Jorhat and Dibrugarh for observing tea plucking and processing.
• Brahmaputra River: One of Asia’s widest rivers, it offers river cruises, ferry rides, and island hopping to places like Umananda and Majuli Island.
• Bihu Festivals: The state celebrates 3 Bihu festivals every year. Rongali Bihu in April is the largest celebration.

Thrillophilia Traveller’s Note

Riya Kapoor from Mumbai booked Northeastern Nirvana with the Dirang Sightseeing Tour package with Thrillophilia and says, “My North East trip with Thrillophilia was truly an amazing experience. The entire journey was well-planned, allowing me to explore all the major attractions with ease and comfort. The serene atmosphere and breathtaking landscapes made it even more special.”

Verified Thrillophilia booking team, 2026 departure

Best Time to Visit Assam

Assam stays open for travel through most of the year, but the experience changes with the season. Even the weather, wildlife park access, and road conditions can affect your plan. Most Assam tour packages are designed around the winter and spring months when travel is easier.

1. Peak Season (October to April)

The main travel season in Assam starts in October and continues until April. During this time, the weather stays pleasant, with temperatures usually between 17°C and 30°C. Humidity also drops after the monsoon season, which makes sightseeing easier around the state.

Many travellers choose this period for an Assam trip because wildlife parks reopen and roads are in better condition. You can visit Jorhat, Panimoor Falls, Haflong Hill, Orang National Park, and Kakochang Waterfalls. 

Also, some trekking routes remain accessible at this time, and angling spots near rivers attract adventure sports lovers. Another highlight during these months is the view of Assam’s tea gardens, especially around Jorhat and Dibrugarh. Early mornings usually offer clear views and cooler temperatures. And, starting sightseeing before late afternoon often helps avoid light winter fog.

2. Shoulder Season (May to June)

Summer in Assam falls between May and June. The weather becomes warmer and more humid at this time, but travel is still manageable. The day temperatures often stay between 25°C and 35°C.

Many Assam tour packages during this period focus on cultural sites and shorter nature trips to Kaziranga National Park, Umananda Temple, Guwahati, and Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary. Travellers often try river rafting, trekking, parasailing, and nature photography.

A useful detail here is that Kaziranga National Park usually closes from mid-May due to monsoon flooding. If wildlife safaris are important for your plan, it is safer to visit between November and early April.

3. Monsoon Season (July to September)

The monsoon season in Assam runs from July to September. Assam receives heavy rainfall during these months, hence rivers rise quickly, and some rural roads may slow down travel. Kaziranga National Park also remains closed during this period because the Brahmaputra floodplains get submerged.

Still, the landscape becomes greener during the rains. The tea gardens look fresh, and the waterfalls become stronger. Travellers who enjoy quieter trips sometimes visit during this season. Local festivals, like Bhado Ekadashi and Karam Puja, also take place during the monsoon. 

How to Reach Assam

By Air

Assam has two main airports, the Lokapriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport in Guwahati and Dibrugarh Airport. Both airports have regular flights from major Indian cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, and Bengaluru.

• From Kolkata: ~1 hour | ₹5,000–₹8,000 (economy)
• From Delhi: ~3 hours | ₹7,000–₹14,000 (economy)
• From Mumbai/Bengaluru: ~3–3.5 hours | ₹7,000–₹14,000 (economy)

Economy fares on these flights usually range from ₹5,000 to ₹14,000 per person, depending on the season and booking time.

By Train

Assam has strong rail links with many major cities in India, such as Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai, Chennai, and Bengaluru. Guwahati Railway Station is the main rail hub in the state.

• From Delhi: ~ 36–40 hours
• From Kolkata: ~12–16 hours
• From Mumbai: ~ 48+ hours

If you want faster train travel to Assam, you can opt for India's first Vande Bharat Sleeper Train (New Jalpaiguri–Guwahati Vande Bharat Express). It connects West Bengal to Assam in about 5.5 hours with modern and comfortable coaches.

By Road

Assam is well connected by road through several national highways, especially NH27. Travellers can easily drive or take buses from nearby states.Regular buses and taxis run on these routes for convenient road travel.

• From Siliguri (West Bengal): ~5–6 hours via NH27
• From Shillong (Meghalaya): ~3–4 hours via NH6

Places to Visit in Assam

Here are some of the best places to visit in Assam: 

1. Kaziranga National Park

This park is a central feature of most Assam tour packages, and holds two-thirds of the world’s population of one-horned rhinoceros. As you explore the Kaziranga National park, you can also spot Bengal Foxes, Chinese Pangolins, Sloth Bears, Flying Squirrels and a variety of birds. Kaziranga is also a tiger reserve and has a large population of the Royal Bengal Tigers. You should plan your visit to the national park wisely, as it remains closed from mid-May to September due to heavy monsoon flooding. 

• Location: Kaziranga National Park, NH-37, P.O. Bokakha, District Golaghat, Assam 785612

2. Manas National Park

Another must-include destination in the Assam trip package is Manas National Park. This UNESCO World Heritage Site also serves as a Biosphere Reserve, Elephant Reserve, and Project Tiger Reserve. Located near the Bhutan border, it supports rare wildlife such as the golden langur, rhinoceros, bison, deer, and red pandas. You can take jeep safaris here to observe wild buffalo and elephants in their natural habitat.

• Location: Basbari Range, Barengbari, Gobardhan, Baksa, BTR, Assam 781315

3. Kamakhya Temple

Situated on Nilachal Hill, the Kamakhya Temple is one of the 51 Shakti Peeths in India. It is dedicated to Goddess Kamakhya and is a major centre for Shakti worship and Tantric traditions. The temple attracts thousands of pilgrims during the Ambubachi Mela in June. Including this temple in your Assam tour also offers views of the Brahmaputra River and historic temple architecture.

• Location: Kamakhya, Guwahati, Assam 781010

4. Majuli Island

Majuli Island is the world’s largest inhabited riverine island and an important hub for neo-Vaishnavite culture. Here, you can visit various Satras (monasteries) to observe Sattriya dance performances and traditional mask-making workshops. Reviewed by destination experts, it is also a recognised spot for birdwatching and visits to Mising (or Mori) tribal villages. 

• Location: Brahmaputra River, Assam, India.

5. Sivasagar

As the former capital of the Ahom Kingdom, Sivasagar contains several heritage monuments. You can explore the Rang Ghar amphitheatre and the royal Kareng Ghar palace ruins. The town’s historical importance makes it a meaningful addition to an Assam holiday package focused on culture and history.

• Location: Upper Assam, India

6. Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary

Located near Guwahati, Pobitora has the highest density of one-horned rhinoceroses in the world. It is a practical alternative for travellers who cannot make the longer journey to Kaziranga National Park. The sanctuary also supports a variety of migratory birds, wild boars, and other wetland wildlife.

• Location: Morigaon, Mayong, Assam 782105

7. Kakochang Waterfall

Located 13 km from Bokakhat in Jorhat, the Kakochang Waterfall sits amidst tea and coffee plantations. The waterfall cascades from a height of about 40m to form a clear pool below. Visitors often take a short dip in the cool water while enjoying views of the nearby tea estates and forested hills.

• Location: Near Bokakhat, Golaghat District, Assam

8. Haflong Lake

Haflong Lake lies in the centre of Haflong, the only hill station in Assam. Visitors can try activities such as boating, fishing, and birdwatching here. The lakeside area is also known for its large population of tortoises, which provides a unique wildlife observation opportunity.

• Location: Haflong, Assam

Thrillophilia Traveller’s Note

Saurabh Mishra departed from Delhi in March and booked the Mesmerising Meghalaya - Group Tour Package. He says, “My North East trip with Thrillophilia was a wonderful experience. The itinerary was well-paced, giving me enough time to relax and enjoy the journey. The natural beauty, waterfalls, and peaceful surroundings made the trip truly memorable.”

Verified Thrillophilia booking team, 2026 departure

Top Things to Do in Assam

Here are some of the best things to do in Assam:

1. Visit the Heritage Tea Gardens in Dibrugarh

Take an Assam trip to Dibrugarh, often called the “Tea City of India”, located in Upper Assam. Here, you can explore the British-era estates like Chabua, one of the oldest tea plantations in the region. Other estates include Achabam, Nahortoli, and Naharkatia tea estate, where visitors observe the traditional plucking and processing of Assam tea. 

2. Explore Wildlife on a Jeep Safari

A jeep safari in Kaziranga National Park is a common highlight of many Assam tour packages. These safaris usually begin around 7 am, which provides opportunities to see one-horned rhinoceroses and other wildlife. However, the park remains closed from mid-May to September due to annual monsoon flooding. Also, Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary and Manas National Park are good alternatives for wildlife experiences.

3. Attend Cultural and Religious Festivals

Assam hosts several traditional festivals featuring indigenous dance, folk instruments, music, and regional cuisines. Along with the three seasonal Bihu celebrations, travellers often attend the Ambubachi Mela at Kamakhya Temple through Assam packages. The Jonbil Mela and the Tea Festival in Jorhat are other notable events that are worth attending.

4. Go River Rafting in Nameri

For an adventurous experience, travellers visit the Nameri National Park to raft along the Jia Bhoreli River. Updated after recent traveller feedback, rafting is also available on sections of the Tuting and Kameng rivers.

5. Take a Brahmaputra Sunset Cruise

A cruise on the Brahmaputra River offers views of the river’s wide channels and river islands. Many travellers include this experience when visiting Umananda Island, the smallest inhabited river island in the world. If you are looking for a romantic activity, this is a highly recommended activity on our Assam tour packages. 

6. Camp in Lilabari

Another amazing experience that Assam is well suited for is camping in the natural settings near Lilabari. The rich vegetation around the area makes it suitable for overnight camping under clear skies. Pairing this experience with short trekking routes to the nearby town or the Adamail Range in your Assam tour packages is great.

7. Trek Through the Haflong Hills

Assam’s varied terrain makes it a suitable destination for trekking, particularly around the Haflong Hills. Trails are also found in the Borail Wildlife Sanctuary and the Adamail Range near Lilabari. Based on current route insights, these paths combine forest walks and moderate hill climbs.

8. Join a Mask-Making Workshop in Majuli

Majuli Island is known for traditional Sattriya mask-making, specifically at the Samaguri Satra. Visitors can attend workshops to see how artisans use bamboo and clay to create masks of mythological characters used in cultural performances.

Best Dishes to Try in Assam

Assam is also rich in food and delicacies. Some of the best dishes include:

1. Duck Meat Curry

Duck Meat Curry, or "Hanh'r Mankho," is a traditional Assamese dish often served during festivals. It is prepared with tender duck meat slow-cooked with spices like black pepper, sesame, and banana flower. Some regions add yams or pumpkin to enhance the authentic flavour.

2. Tangy Fish Curry (Masor Tenga)

Masor Tenga is a staple of Assamese cuisine, known for its tangy and refreshing taste. The dish is made with river fish like rohu and thekera, a dried Garcinia fruit that gives it its signature sourness. Traditionally, it is served during summer to support digestion and is often eaten with boiled rice, a daily staple in Assam.

3. Ou Tenga Curry

Ou Tenga, or elephant apple, is a sour fruit that is often cooked with fish or lentils to add a tangy flavour. Beyond its culinary use, locals value Ou Tenga for its digestive and cooling properties. The fruit is a common ingredient in many Assamese households.

4. Silkworm Stir-fried (Eri Polu)

Eri Polu is a high-protein tribal delicacy in Assam, prepared using stir-fried silkworm pupae. The silkworms are harvested after silk extraction, which makes the dish a sustainable food source. Eri Polu is seasoned with indigenous spices and has a crisp texture. It remains an important part of the local diet and reflects the resourcefulness of Assam’s tribal communities during your Assam tour.

5. Pitha

Pithas are traditional rice cakes, often served as a sweet or savoury snack during the harvest festival of Boghali Bihu. Made from Bora Saul (sticky rice) powder, they are filled with roasted black sesame and jaggery, or coconut. Travellers can try several varieties through the Assam holiday package, including Til Pitha and Ketli Pitha.

Souvenirs to get From Your Assam Trip

To make you Assam tour memorable, make sure you get something unique from you trip. Here are of the things you can bring back:

1. Assam Silk (Muga, Eri, Pat)

Assam Silk, particularly Muga, Eri, and Pat, is a highlight of many Assam tour packages because of its quality. Muga silk, unique to the state, has a natural golden sheen that becomes richer over time.

2. Assam Tea

No Assam trip feels complete without purchasing Assam Tea from the “Tea Capital” in Jorhat. Travellers usually choose between Assam Orthodox tea and Assam CTC (Crush, Tear, Curl) tea. Orthodox tea is known for its malty flavour and strong aroma, favoured by connoisseurs. 

3. Cane and Bamboo Crafts

Assam artisans produce durable and lightweight cane and bamboo crafts, including chairs, stools, and sofas. Moorahs, round stools made entirely from bamboo, are particularly popular. Traditional Assamese homes also use Japi (decorative bamboo hats) as decor pieces.

4. Tribal Handicrafts and Gamusas

During your Assam tour, look for Gamusas, traditional hand-woven towels used for greetings and ceremonies. Other unique items include Xorai, a bell-metal offering tray, and Duli baskets used for storage. 

Thrillophilia Traveller’s Note

Rajesh Panchal booked the Discovering Arunachal Pradesh package and departed from Surat. He says,”Beautifully curated tour for nature lovers. The choice of camps and hotels made the weather manageable. It felt like a well-protected adventure throughout the hills. Highly recommended for a stress-free holiday.”

Verified Thrillophilia booking team, 2026 departure

Why Choose Thrillophilia for Your Assam Tour?

Thrillophilia brings over a decade of experience in experiential travel and has served more than 3 million travellers across India. Our Assam tour packages are designed by destination experts and can be customised based on travel duration, interests, preferences, and budget.

We work with verified accommodation and transport partners to provide reliable service during your Assam tour. This helps travellers explore places like Kaziranga National Park, Majuli Island, Kamakhya Temple, and Guwahati with better planning and local support.

Another reason why Thrillophilia can be your ideal choice for solo trips, friend's trip or even for an Assam, Sikkim, or Darjeeling honeymoon package is the clear Assam tour cost. The package usually includes flights, accommodation, meals, transfers, and guided safaris without hidden charges. Travellers can choose between budget trips and heritage tea estate stays. Our support team also provides 24/7 on-trip assistance, which makes the travel experience smoother and more organised.