Top Assam Walking Tours

Step into the living history of Guwahati on a guided heritage walk through its oldest neighbourhoods, where ancient legends, medieval remnants, and colonial-era architecture still shape the city’s character. This curated experience takes you through atmospheric lanes, riverside ghats, and lesser-known heritage corners that most visitors miss. You’ll hear the story of Pragjyotishpur, the historic capital of the Kamarupa kingdom, and see how Guwahati evolved over centuries; through dynasties, trade, and faith. Along the route, we highlight key architectural details, local narratives, and “hidden spots” that reveal the soul of old Guwahati. Expect plenty of photo opportunities, and a well-paced walk that feels immersive rather than rushed. Perfect for curious travellers, culture lovers, architecture enthusiasts, and anyone who wants to understand Guwahati beyond the surface.

Wildlife enthusiasts will love this easy guided day trip of the Kaziranga National Park from Guwahati. There’s no need to catch local buses as you’ll travel in a comfortable air-conditioned car. In the park, look out for tigers, elephants, and Kaziranga’s large population of rhinoceros. Learn more about the environment—the floodplains of the Brahmaputra River—from your private guide, and return to Guwahati in the evening.

Deepen your understanding of Assamese tea, from plant to production, on this tea garden tour. Head out in a 4x4 vehicle and explore the farm, with the option to do a bit of tea-picking yourself. Then head to the factory to learn about processing and packaging, wrapping your experience up with a tea tasting and snacks.

Discover all the beautiful and famous Mājuli a river island in the Brahmaputra River on this fantastic 12-hour experience with a personal guide in an air-conditioned car. Highlights: 1. Explore the amidst beautiful Mājuli a river island in the Brahmaputra Riverin the northeast Indian state of Assam. Spread across the floodplains of the Brahmaputra River, its forests, wetlands and grasslands. 2. Complete the tour with a big smile on your face and beautiful memories to cherish in your photos.

Amchong Tea Estate, a mere 30 minutes from the picturesque city of Guwahati, spans over 1500 acres of lush tea gardens. Renowned for producing some of the finest teas in the region, Amchong employs over 500 dedicated workers and boasts an impressive annual capacity of over 10,00,000 kilograms of tea. For those with a passion for tasting diverse teas, a journey to the renowned tea plantation regions of Assam is indispensable. Our estate, nestled just beyond the city's hustle and bustle, is an unparalleled gem offering a unique and immersive experience of tea plucking and tasting. The tour provides travelers with the opportunity to delve into the intricate tea plantation process, savor a variety of refreshing teas, and capture stunning photographs amidst the breath-taking tea gardens. The Assamese culture surrounding these vast tea plantations is a singular phenomenon, promising an experience that is both extraordinary and unforgettable.

Assam is famous for its tea, as you can learn for yourself on a guided visit to Amchong Tea Estate. Start with a 4x4 tour of the estate, where your guide teaches you all about tea growing and curing. Then sit down to sip on tea and to dine on an included vegetarian lunch.

Are you ready to experience a trek like no other? The Seven Lakes Trek in Dibang Valley, Anini, is a hidden gem that offers breathtaking landscapes, crystal-clear lakes, and a deep connection with nature. This offbeat trek will take you through Arunachal Pradesh's remote wilderness, where few have ventured before.

On your Silk Village Immersion, we don’t just show you Sualkuchi; we help you understand it. You’ll get a close, in-depth look at how silk is made and woven here, and how the entire village economy revolves around the loom. Sualkuchi is Assam’s iconic silk-weaving village on the banks of the Brahmaputra, where handlooms, artisan lanes, and living traditions bring the region’s textile heritage to life. Along the way, we take you into the stories of ancient sacred spaces, everyday beliefs, and traditions that still shape local life. Because we keep the group small, we can slow down, speak to artisans, observe village rhythms, and take in the serene beauty of the countryside without feeling rushed or touristy.