Tea Tour in Assam

Duration – 05 Nights/06 Days

Destination - Guwahati - Balipara - Jorhat

Guwahati, Balipara, and Jorhat are three prominent destinations located in the northeastern state of Assam, India. Each of these places offers its own unique charm, cultural significance, and attractions. Guwahati is the largest city in Assam and often serves as the entry point for travelers exploring the region. Religious Sites, The city is known for Kamakhya Temple, one of the most revered Shakti shrines in India. Umananda Island, home to the Umananda Temple, is another spiritual attraction. Brahmaputra River, The city is situated on the banks of the Brahmaputra River, and you can enjoy scenic views of the riverfront.
Balipara is located in the heart of Assam's tea-growing region. It offers a unique opportunity to explore lush tea estates, learn about tea cultivation, and even participate in tea tasting sessions.
• Serene Landscapes: The area surrounding Balipara is characterized by rolling hills, tea gardens, and a tranquil ambiance, making it a perfect retreat for nature lovers.
• Biodiversity: Balipara is also known for its conservation efforts. You might have the chance to learn about local flora and fauna conservation initiatives.
• Rural Experiences: Balipara provides insights into rural life in Assam, allowing you to interact with local communities and experience their way of life.
Jorhat Tea Heritage, Jorhat is often referred to as the "Tea Capital of the World." It's home to several historic tea estates and the Tocklai Tea Research Institute. Cultural Richness, The town has a rich cultural heritage and is associated with the Ahom dynasty. You can explore historical sites, including Raja Maidam and the Assam State Museum. Majuli Island, While not located in Jorhat town, Majuli Island is accessible from here. It's the world's largest river island and a hub of Assamese culture, with ancient monasteries and a peaceful atmosphere. Gateway to Nagaland, Jorhat is also a gateway to the neighboring state of Nagaland, making it a strategic starting point for exploring both Assam and Nagaland.