Assam Tour Packages

Reviewed by Thrillophilia Assam Tour Operations Team

Updated as of June 2026

Assam tour packages for 4 days and 3 nights start from INR 16,889 per person and go up to INR 43,000 based on the type of package you choose. It covers cities like Kaziranga, Guwahati, Shillong, and Cherrapunji as per your selected package.

Thrillophilia offers an easy way to explore the state without managing multiple bookings and travel routes with its AI-based trip planning. Our destination experts in Thrillophila, with 10+ years of experience, design itineraries that include Seven Sisters Falls, Double-decker Living Root Bridge, Krang Shuri Falls, and Laitlum as per your required customization.

An extensive and well-planned Assam tour with Thrillophilia includes accommodations, guided sightseeing, and local transfers with 24/7 ground support. With the flexibility of customising the itineraries, travellers can plan their trip based on their preferences and travel style.

Assam Tour Package Overview: Costs, Duration & Planning

• Price Range: Assam tour Packages range from INR 16,889 to INR 43,000 per person
• Duration: Duration of the packages ranges from 4 Days/3 Nights to 10 Days/9 Nights
• Inclusions: Accommodation, meal plans depending upon the package, guided tours, fossil hunting if you’re going to Meghalaya as well
• Best time to visit: November to March for wildlife safaris, April (Rongali Bihu) or January (Bhogali Bihu) for festivals and culture, and May or October for lush greenery and budget-friendly travel.
• Suitable for: Assam trips are best for couples and friends. The place suits families as well if they’d like shared cultural experiences and easy safaris.
• Thrillophilia Support: Personalised itineraries, sightseeing tours, along with 24/7 assistance.

Assam holiday packages Cost

The Assam tour package price usually depends on the number of days you’d spend in Assam, things you’do, what cities are being covered in it, and whether the flights are included in it or not.

Budget Breakdown

Package Types and Pricing (June 2026)

What Is Included in a Thrillophilia Assam Tour Package

• Accommodation in handpicked hotels, resorts, and nature lodges across destinations like Guwahati, Kaziranga, Shillong, and Cherrapunji
• Daily breakfast at hotels and resorts
• Private vehicle for sightseeing and intercity transfers depending upon the package chosen
• Airport pickup and drop-off from Guwahati Airport
• Pre-arranged permits and entry assistance when visiting local wildlife sanctuary & Safari’s or crossing into neighbouring states
• Guided sightseeing tours covering major attractions such as Kaziranga National Park, Shillong, Cherrapunji, and Umiam Lake
• Assistance with safari bookings in Kaziranga National Park, subject to availability
• Curated local experiences, including tea garden visits, cultural performances, and village excursions on selected itineraries
• 24/7 on-ground support throughout the trip

Optional Add-Ons

Thrillophilia's Assam travel team connects with you before finalising your itinerary, ensuring you only pay for experiences that match your travel style.

Available add-ons include:

• Flights from Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, and other major Indian cities
• Premium wildlife safaris in Kaziranga National Park
• Brahmaputra River cruise experiences in Guwahati
• Extended Meghalaya excursions covering Dawki, Mawlynnong, and Laitlum Canyon
• Lunch and dinner arrangements, depending upon the package chosen
• Adventure activities such as river rafting, trekking, and caving in Meghalaya

Best Time to Visit Assam

October to April is considered the best time to visit Assam as the weather is cool, dry and pleasant. During this period, you can enjoy scenic Brahmaputra cruises, explore vibrant landscapes, and spot the iconic one-horned rhinoceros in the state's famous national parks.

1. Peak Season (October to April)

The main travel season for Assam tour packages 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 to Tumjang Peak and Mt. Hempupet 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

• IndiGo operates the highest frequency of flights to Guwahati from Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Bengaluru, and Chennai, with fares starting from approximately INR 3,500 on bookings and a typical flight duration of 1 hour from Kolkata and 3 hours from Delhi
• Air India connects Guwahati to Delhi, Mumbai, and Kolkata with both direct and one-stop options, and is the recommended carrier for travellers seeking checked baggage allowances and in-flight meals included in the base fare
• SpiceJet offers budget-friendly connections to Guwahati from Delhi, Kolkata, and Mumbai, with fares frequently available under INR 4,000 on the Kolkata route during the peak travel season from October to April.
• Vistara is recommended for travellers on mid-range and luxury Assam packages seeking a premium economy or business class experience on the Delhi to Guwahati and Mumbai to Guwahati sectors.
• Akasa Air is a newer low-cost carrier that has steadily added Northeast India routes and currently operates flights to Guwahati from Delhi and Bengaluru at competitive fares, making it a good option for budget-conscious travellers booking well in advance.

Places to Visit in Assam

Here are some of the best places to visit in Assam on your Assam Tour Packages that you must explore to get the complete Assam experience, so that when you come back from the trip, you leave with a sense of fulfillment rather than the regret of having missed out on something.

1. Kaziranga National Park

Kaziranga National Park is one of the central places to visit, which should not be missed, being included in your Assam tour packages. This park is home to two-thirds of the world’s population of one-horned rhinoceros.

• Home to two-thirds of the world's population of one-horned rhinoceroses, Kaziranga comes highly recommended by travellers. One such traveller, Tamanna Das from Jaipur, who chose the Mesmerising Meghalaya | Group Tour Package, specially mentioned the park, stating, "Kaziranga rhino safari was the highlight and the one-horned rhinos were incredible up close."
• Jeep safari in the Bagori range for rhino photography costs approximately INR 4,200 per person, and the photographs you take back are something hanging on walls, not just let it be in your device.
• Agaratoli in Kaziranga national park is one of the best locations for birding, with over 500 avian species to explore; it costs approximately INR 5,000 per person

2. Manas National Park

Another must-include place to visit in the Assam tour packages is Manas National Park. This UNESCO World Heritage Site also serves as a Biosphere Reserve, Elephant Reserve, and Project Tiger Reserve.

• In Manas National Park, you can experience a 35 to 40 km rafting trip or a leisurely boat ride with the selected and trusted ride provided by the government operators
• Jeep safaris through take you deep into the park's core zones to observe wild buffalo and elephants in their natural habitat; costs approximately INR 3,500 to INR 4,500 per person
• The Mathanguri range offers one of the most alluring views of the Manas River and the surrounding forest. The area bordering the Manas River is considered the most scenic zone and is best explored on an early morning safari.
• Best visited between November and April when wildlife sightings are most frequent, and park roads are accessible

Thrillophilia Operations Team: Our Manas itineraries include both the Bansbari and Mathanguri ranges, so travellers experience the park's full diversity in a single visit. Early departure slots are pre-booked by Thrillophilia’s operating team to secure the best wildlife sighting windows before day-tour groups arrive.

3. Kamakhya Temple

Situated on Nilachal Hill, the Kamakhya Temple is one of the 51 Shakti Peethas in India, dedicated to Goddess Kamakhya and a major centre for Shakti worship and Tantric traditions.

• One of the most sacred and unmissable stops when planning your Assam tour packages, drawing pilgrims and curious travellers alike
• The Ambubachi Mela, held every June, transforms the hillside into one of the largest spiritual gatherings in Northeast India, attracting thousands of devotees from across the country
• The hilltop location offers sweeping views of the Brahmaputra River that are best experienced at sunrise before the morning crowds arrive
• Entry to the temple premises is free, though the general queue can be a test of patience. Devotees often begin lining up from midnight to offer puja by morning. For those with limited time, special darshan passes are available for approximately INR 500 per person. Passes are often issued around key morning (6:00 AM - 7:00 AM) and afternoon (12:00 PM - 2:00 PM) slots.

Thrillophilia Operations Team: We schedule Kamakhya Temple visits for early morning departures so travellers experience the atmosphere before peak pilgrimage hours. Our guides provide context on the temple's Tantric traditions and architectural history, turning what could be a quick stop into one of the most memorable parts of the Assam itinerary.

4. Majuli Island

Majuli Island is the world's largest inhabited riverine island and an important hub for Neo-Vaishnavite culture, offering a pace of travel that is unlike anywhere else in Assam.

• A must-visit for travellers seeking cultural depth during their Assam tour
• Various Satras (monasteries) across the island host live Sattriya dance (classic dance form originated in Assam) and traditional mask-making workshops that have been passed down through generations.
• Recognised by Thrillophilia’s destination experts as one of the finest bird-watching spots in Northeast India, with wetlands and river margins drawing rare migratory species.
• Visits to Mising tribal villages offer a closer look at a living indigenous culture

5. Sivasagar

As the former capital of the Ahom Kingdom, Sivasagar holds some of the most significant heritage monuments in all of Assam, making it a meaningful addition to any Assam trip package focused on culture and history.

• The Rang Ghar amphitheatre, believed to be one of the earliest open-air pavilions in Asia, is a striking reminder of the Ahom dynasty's architectural ambition.
• The ruins of Kareng Ghar, the royal palace of the Ahom kings, give travellers a rare sense of the scale and sophistication of medieval Assamese civilization.
• The Sivasagar Tank, one of the largest man-made lakes in India, is flanked by three temples and makes for a peaceful early morning walk.
• Best paired with a visit to Kaziranga for a well-rounded Assam itinerary that balances wildlife and heritage.

6. Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary

Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary, located near Guwahati, holds the highest density of one-horned rhinoceroses in the world and serves as a practical alternative for travellers who cannot make the longer journey to Kaziranga.

• The most accessible rhino habitat from Guwahati, making it an easy half-day addition to your Assam tour package without an overnight stay.
• Jeep safaris here cover compact but wildlife-rich terrain; costs approximately INR 2,000 to INR 2,500 per person through Thrillophilia's.
• Also supports a wide variety of migratory birds, wild boars, and other wetland wildlife, particularly during the winter months from November to February.

7. Kakochang Waterfall

Located 13 km from Bokakhat in Jorhat district, Kakochang Waterfall sits amid tea and coffee plantations and offers one of the most scenic natural stops along the Kaziranga trail.

• The waterfall cascades from a height of approximately 40 metres into a clear pool below, where visitors often take a short dip in the cool water
• Surrounded by tea estates and forested hills, the setting makes it one of the more photogenic stops on any Assam itinerary
• Best combined with a Kaziranga safari day, as the waterfall is conveniently located along the same route and adds minimal detour time
• Entry is free, and no booking is required, making it an easy addition to your Assam tour package

8. Haflong Lake

Haflong Lake lies at the centre of Haflong, the only hill station in Assam, offering a cooler and quieter contrast to the lowland wildlife parks that define most of the state's itineraries.

• Boating, fishing, and birdwatching are all at the lakeside, making it a relaxed half-day activity well suited to families and leisure travellers
• Home to a thriving population of tortoises, the lake offers a rare and fascinating wildlife encounter unlike any other in Assam.
• Haflong's elevation and forested surroundings also make it one of the better stops for those looking to extend their Assam tour packages into the Dima Hasao hills.

Things to Do on your Assam trip

Assam offers a balanced mix of wildlife, culture, and adventure that makes it one of the most rewarding destinations in Northeast India. Here are the top experiences to include in your Assam tour packages.

1. See One-Horned Rhinos in Kaziranga National Park

• Home to more than 2,613 one-horned rhinos, a jeep safari in Kaziranga National Park is one of the most recommended wildlife experiences across all Assam tour packages.
• Thrillophilia on ground team suggests to schedule early morning safari slots in the Bagori and Central ranges, costing approximately INR 3,600 to INR 4,200 per person.
• The park also supports Royal Bengal Tigers, wild elephants, and over 500 bird species, making it one of the most biodiverse protected areas in all of Asia.

2. Explore Majuli, the World's Largest River Island

• Spanning approximately 352 sq km on the Brahmaputra, Majuli Island is a UNESCO Tentative List site and the cultural heartland of neo-Vaishnavite Assam.
• Visitors can attend mask-making workshops at Samaguri Satra, observe Sattriya dance rehearsals at ancient monasteries, and explore Mising tribal villages.
• Thrillophilia’s sales experts build at least one full day into Majuli itineraries so travellers experience the island at its natural pace rather than as a rushed day trip.

3. Take a Brahmaputra Sunset Cruise

• A cruise on the Brahmaputra is one of the most consistently praised experiences across Assam sightseeing tours, particularly for couples and honeymooners visiting Guwahati.
• Thrillophilia's Dinner Cruise includes a 3-course buffet, live Assamese folk performances, and uninterrupted river views for approximately INR 1,999 per person.

Rohit Chopra from Delhi, who booked the Kaziranga Majuli Tour Package, said: "Loved the sunset cruise on the Brahmaputra. The hotels were very comfortable, and the travel coordination was seamless throughout the trip."

4. Go River Rafting in Nameri National Park

• The Jia Bhoroli River in Nameri National Park offers one of the best river rafting experiences in Assam, with mild to moderate rapids over a roughly two-hour stretch.
• Along the riverbanks, travellers frequently spot deer, elephants, Great Hornbills, and the rare White-Winged Wood Duck, making this as much a wildlife experience as an adventure activity.
• Thrillophilia offers river rafting in Nameri National Park starting at INR 2,200 per person, with safety gear and instructions provided at the park's entry point.

5. Stroll Through Heritage Tea Gardens in Dibrugarh

• Dibrugarh, known as the Tea City of India, is home to British-era estates like Chabua, one of the oldest tea plantations in the region, where visitors observe traditional plucking and processing firsthand
• You can choose the Amchong Tea Estate Tour, on your Assam tour package booking with Thrillophilia starting at INR 499 per person, lets travellers taste Masala, Orthodox, CTC, Rose, and Green tea varieties all made on-site
• Thrillophilia includes tea garden visits as a built-in itinerary stop on most Assam wildlife tours routing through Upper Assam, so travellers never miss this experience.

6. Attend the Bihu Festival

• Rongali Bihu, celebrated each year from April 14 to 20, is the largest of Assam's three Bihu festivals and one of the most vibrant cultural celebrations in all of Northeast India.
• Travelers witness traditional Bihu dance, live folk music, and community feasts featuring seasonal delicacies like Gila Pithe and Poka Mithoi at venues including Kamakhya Temple and Sualkuchi.
• Thrillophilia’s destination experts align Assam cultural tour packages around the Bihu calendar as per travelers request, so that you experience the festival as a planned highlight rather than a coincidence.

7. Visit the Silk Town of Sualkuchi

• Known as the Weaving Mecca of Assam, Sualkuchi on the Brahmaputra is where nearly every household is a working loom producing Muga, Eri, and Pat silk textiles.
• Travellers can watch artisans weave intricate Mekhela Chador designs by hand, drawing patterns inspired by Assam's wildlife and flora, and purchase directly from the weavers.
• Thrillophilia recommends pairing a Sualkuchi visit with the Guwahati city tour itinerary, as the town is approximately 35 km from the city and easily covered in a half-day.

8. Jeep Safari in Manas National Park

• Manas National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and Project Tiger Reserve near the Bhutan border, offers jeep safaris through some of the most ecologically rich terrain in Assam.
• The safari runs through the Bansbari and Mathanguri ranges, where travellers spot golden langurs, wild buffalo, elephants, and red pandas; it costs approximately INR 4,000 per person.

Kashyap Gowda, a verified Thrillophilia traveller, who booked the Jeep Safari in Manas National Park package, shared his thoughts with us, in which he mentioned something like this about the place: "It is the best place to visit for nature and wildlife, the environment is peaceful and full of amazing things inside the park."

Sample 7-Day Assam Itinerary: Most booked by our travellers

Here is a sample 7-day Assam itinerary for your Assam Tour Packages designed by Thrillophilia's destination experts, covering wildlife, culture, river experiences, and heritage in a well-paced sequence that avoids rushed transitions between destinations.

Day 1: Arrival in Guwahati

• Arrive at Lokapriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport and check in to your hotel.
• Visit Kamakhya Temple on Nilachal Hill in the late afternoon, after the midday crowds thin out, with hilltop views of the Brahmaputra that are particularly striking at this hour.
• An evening at Brahmaputra Sunset Cruise is not just an experience but a memory that you collect from there to cherish for life and to make it memorable, you can also book a Dinner Cruise with Thrillophilia, as we have got some of the best dinner cruise options for you, with a 3-course buffet and live folk performances on board.
• Dinner at Alfresco Grand, the floating restaurant on the Brahmaputra, or at Khorikaa in Ulubari for an authentic Assamese thali on your first night.

Day 2: Guwahati to Kaziranga

• Early morning departure from Guwahati toward Kaziranga National Park, approximately 4 to 5 hours via NH37
• Pit stop at a roadside tea estate along the way for a first glimpse of Assam's famous tea gardens
• Afternoon check-in at your jungle lodge or eco camp near the park
• Evening nature walk around the lodge premises with a Thrillophilia-assigned naturalist guide.

Day 3: Kaziranga National Park – Full Day Safari

• Early morning jeep safari in the Bagori range, departing around 6 am, specifically recommended by Thrillophilia for rhino photography; costs approximately INR 4,200 per person
• Return to the lodge for breakfast and a mid-morning rest
• Afternoon safari in the Agaratoli range, one of the best birding zones in the park, with over 500 avian species; costs approximately INR 5,000 per person
• Evening bonfire at the lodge, one of the most consistently praised experiences by Thrillophilia travellers, including Saif Hussain from Lucknow, who booked the Northeast India Wildlife tour package with Thrillophilia, said, "Loved the evening at the tea estate with the bonfire. The tour was very well-paced, and we had a lot of fun."

Day 4: Kaziranga to Majuli Island

• Morning departure toward the Nimati Ghat ferry point, approximately 2 to 3 hours from Kaziranga
• Ferry crossing to Majuli Island across the Brahmaputra, a scenic experience worth savouring in itself
• Check into a riverside guesthouse or homestay on the island
• Afternoon visit to Samaguri Satra for a traditional mask-making workshop, where artisans use bamboo and clay to craft masks of mythological characters
• Evening walk through a Mising tribal village with a local guide

Day 5: Majuli Island – Culture and Birdwatching

• Early morning birdwatching along the wetland margins of the island, known for rare migratory species during the winter months
• Afternoon at leisure, as Majuli is best experienced slowly, and Thrillophilia’s adds this time into the itinerary
• Sunset from the riverbank before dinner at your homestay with a home-cooked Assamese meal.

Day 6: Majuli to Sivasagar

• Morning ferry back to the mainland and drive to Sivasagar, approximately 2 hours, the former capital of the Ahom Kingdom.
• Visit the Rang Ghar amphitheatre, one of the earliest open-air pavilions in Asia, followed by the Kareng Ghar royal palace ruins.
• Walk around the Sivasagar Tank in the late afternoon, flanked by three temples, and particularly peaceful at this hour.
• Drive onward to Jorhat or return toward Guwahati for the night, depending on your onward travel plan.

Day 7: Departure from Guwahati

• Morning visit to Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary if time permits, before departure, just 45 minutes from Guwahati, and the most rhino-dense sanctuary in the world, making it a rewarding final wildlife stop.
• Last stop at a Jorhat or Guwahati tea shop to pick up Assam Orthodox tea, Muga silk, or bamboo crafts as souvenirs before heading to the airport.
• Depart from Lokapriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport.

Thrillophilia Operations Team Insight: Itineraries of Assam tour packages are designed to move at a comfortable pace without feeling rushed between destinations. All safari slots, ferry timings, and accommodation are pre-arranged through our verified local partners, so travellers focus entirely on the experience.

Best Restaurants to Try in Assam

Assam has a rich food culture that runs as deep as its wildlife and heritage, and trying the right meal here can be as memorable as a safari. Thrillophilia, after operating numerous trips to Assam, has curated a list of some of the best restaurants in Assam, including the best dining spots across Guwahati, and can seamlessly weave them into your itinerary. Hence, you never have to hunt for a good table on your.

1. Khorikaa, Ulubari, Guwahati:

Widely regarded as one of the most authentic Assamese dining experiences in the city, Khorikaa specialises in bamboo shoot curries, smoked pork, and traditional thalis drawn from Assamese and tribal culinary traditions, the kind of meal that tells you more about the region than any guidebook can.

2. Mising Kitchen, Ganeshguri, Guwahati:

Celebrated for its authentic Mising tribal cuisine, this kitchen brings rare dishes to the table, including pork slow-cooked with local herbs and fish wrapped and steamed in leaves, flavours that are deeply rooted in the indigenous culture of the Brahmaputra valley and rarely found outside the community itself.

3. Café Shillong, Laitumkhrah, Shillong:

A cosy and popular dining spot that blends local Meghalayan delicacies with a wide variety of Continental dishes. Thrillophilia's on-ground team recommends stopping here for a quick lunch.

4. Orange Roots, Nongpoh:

A popular and spacious pure-vegetarian restaurant along the highway en route to Shillong, making it one of the most practical and well-regarded pit stops on the Guwahati to Shillong leg of any Northeast itinerary, particularly appreciated by vegetarian travellers who find reliable options harder to come by once the route gets more remote.

After all, any trip is incomplete without good food, and finding the best place that serves the finest dishes from their menu is a job in itself, one you shouldn't have to work on while you're on a break from your real job. You can experience these meals while on your Assam Tour through Thrillophilia’s on-ground team can build these stops into your itinerary without any extra planning on your end.

Souvenirs to get From Your Assam Trip

To make your Assam tour memorable, make sure you get something unique from your trip. Here are some 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. Travelers usually choose between Assam Orthodox tea and Assam CTC (Crush, Tear, Curl) tea. Orthodox tea is known for its malty flavour and strong aroma, preferred 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 decorative 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.

Why Choose Thrillophilia for Your Assam Tour?

Thrillophilia brings over a decade of experience in experiential travel and has served more than a million travellers across India. Our Assam tour packages are designed by destination experts with more than 10+ years of experience and can be customized based on travel duration, interests, preferences, and budget.

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

Another reason why Thrillophilia can be your ideal choice for solo trips, a long-awaited trip with friends, or a family trip to Assam is because of the clear Assam tour packages costing provided to you from our end. The package usually includes flights, accommodation, meals, transfers, and guided safaris without any kind of hidden charges.

Travellers can choose between any package, be it a budget trip or a heritage tea estate package, based on their preferences. The type of package may differ accordingly, but 24/7 on-ground trip assistance is constant without any negligence, which makes the travel experience smoother and more organised.