Take a morning jeep safari to spot the one-horned rhinoceros, tigers and elephants. Try elephant safari in the afternoon and spot migratory birds in the wetlands. Evening cultural show.
Explore the largest river island in the world and learn about the unique Neo-Vaishnavite culture. Visit the satras (monasteries) and meet the mask makers. Enjoy the sunset at Kamalabari Satra.
Go for an early morning bird-watching hike to Jia Bhoroli river and try river rafting in the afternoon. Relax in the evening at the riverside campsite.
Take a jeep safari to spot the highest density of one-horned rhinoceros in the world. Enjoy the views of the Brahmaputra river from the watchtower. Visit the Mayong Central Museum of Black Magic and Witchcraft on the way back.
Explore the ancient capital of the Ahom Kingdom and visit the Rang Ghar amphitheatre and the Talatal Ghar palace complex. Learn about the Tai-Ahom culture and the Battle of Saraighat. Enjoy a traditional Assamese thali for lunch.
Visit the only hill station in Assam and enjoy the scenic views of the Jatinga valley. Go for a trek to the Jatinga Bird Observatory to see the migratory birds and learn about the unique bird-suicide phenomenon. Try the local bamboo shoots and smoked pork dish for dinner.
Visit the Kamakhya Temple and the Umananda Island temple in the morning. Explore the Assam State Museum and the Guwahati Planetarium in the afternoon. Shop for souvenirs at the Fancy Bazaar in the evening. Enjoy a traditional Assamese tea with pitha (rice cakes).
If you have extra time, visit the Manas National Park or the Dibru-Saikhowa National Park. Try the Assamese silk weaving workshop in Sualkuchi. Take a ferry ride to the Umananda Island temple or the Peacock Island. Don't forget to try the local Assam tea and the pitha (rice cakes).
Maximize your fun by avoiding the monsoon season from July to September and carrying insect repellent, sunscreen and comfortable walking shoes. Book your hotels and flights in advance at https://booking.tp.st/VhZsadPo.