Assam Tour Packages

Assam Tour Packages

Pluto Tours offers a wide choice of Assam tour packages with intriguing incentives. Book bespoke Assam tour packages with great pricing and incentives.

Pluto Tours offers hand-curated Assam tour packages that will take you on a fascinating journey through the destination's natural and historical marvels. Choose these professionally crafted packages to allow you to explore an enchanting destination at your leisure.

Pluto Tours' budget-friendly North East travel packages include all necessary arrangements such as lodging, transportation, sightseeing, breakfast, and adventure activities. The packages are best for solitary travel, honeymoons, and family or group excursions. As part of the package, you can visit famous temples like Kamakhya and Umananda, as well as see endangered one-horned rhinoceros in Kaziranga or Manas National Parks. Aside from these, there are several sites to incorporate into your package, including Majuli Island, Kakochang Waterfalls, the Pobitora Sanctuary, and more.

Best Places to Visit in Assam

1. Kaziranga National Park: The World Heritage Site of Kaziranga National Park is a must-see on any Assam tour package. The park is famous for housing two-thirds of the world's population of one-horned rhinoceros. As you explore the park, you'll witness Bengal Foxes, Chinese Pangolins, Sloth Bears, Flying Squirrels, and a variety of birds. Kaziranga is also a Tiger Reserve, with a large population of Royal Bengal Tigers.

Location: Kanchanjuri, Assam 784177.

2. Manas National Park: The UNESCO Natural World Heritage site of Manas National Park is another essential component of all Assam packages. This park is well-known for being a Project Tiger Reserve, an Elephant Reserve, and a Biosphere Reserve. In this park, you can see a variety of uncommon wild animals, including deer, bison, rhinoceroses, golden langurs, red pandas, and many more.

3. Kamakhya Temple: One of India's 51 Shakti Peeths is the revered Kamakhya temple. Kamakhya is devoted to the goddess Kamakhya and is situated atop the Nilachal Hills. Make sure that the visit to this temple, which draws visitors and pilgrims from all over the world, is included in your Assam trip package. Because of its Tantric rituals, it also has a special place in the hearts of the spiritual community.

Location: Guwahati, Assam 781010, Kamakhya.

4. Majuli Island: Once a significant centre of neo-Vaishnavite culture, Majuli Island is the largest riverine island in the world. You will be able to see some of the monasteries built by the Assamese saint Srimanta Sankardeva when you visit this 452 sq km island. Majuli is a haven for birdwatchers in addition to this.

Where: Assam

5. Kakochang Waterfalls: The Kakochang Waterfalls are 13 miles from the Bokakhat in Jorhat. Nestled among tea plantations lies an opulent waterfall. Prepare to be in wonder as you witness the 40-meter-tall waterfall into a crystal-clear white pool. Choose to dive into the refreshing water and take in the breathtaking views of the tranquil Kakochang waterfalls and tea gardens.

Things to Do in Assam

1. Camping: Exploring the outdoors in a natural setting is another fantastic activity that Assam is beautiful for. The dense foliage and scenic locations in the vicinity of Lilabari allow you to spend a night beneath the stars while on an Assam package tour.

2. Trekking: Assam's diverse terrain and natural landscape make it an excellent destination for trekkers. The ideal places to experience this journey are the Adamail Range and the town of Lilabari.

3. River Cruise: A river cruise on the powerful Brahmaputra is a must-have activity for any Assam trip package. You may choose to go at sunset, which is a breathtaking sight to see as the sun sets and glares on the deep waters. Remember to bring your camera so you can record the moment. For people searching for romantic activities in Assam, this is the perfect pastime.

4. River Rafting: Adventure seekers will adore taking advantage of Pluto Tours Assam Packages, which include river rafting. There are several spots along the Brahmaputra coast where this activity is conducted; you are free to choose the one that works best for you. If you're up for the challenge of swift currents and strong rapids, you can also go rafting at the Nameri National Park, Tuting, or Kameng River.

5. Take Part in Bright Festivals: Assam has some of the most distinctive and beautiful festivals. They may captivate you with their authentic cuisines, native dance and music performances, folk instruments, and rich legacy, whether it's a religious, spiritual, or cultural event. The Assamese people look forward to Bihu, Baikho, Rongker, Bohaggio Bishu, and Jonbil Mela among other festivals.

Best Time to Visit Assam

October and April are the best times of year to visit Assam. Not only is the weather pleasant throughout these months, but there are no oppressive summertime heat waves or heavy monsoon showers. Winter is therefore the ideal season to travel to Assam. To enjoy the state to the fullest, it is advised that you schedule your trip during the previously specified months. Since it's the best day to go, there will probably be a lot of tourists there.

Travelling inside Assam is straightforward and affordable. Explorators, foodies, and those who want to appreciate the past while appreciating the present—on the brink of culture and modernity—must take a trip to Assam. Thus, don't delay any longer—this is the ideal moment to reserve a vacation package to Assam!

How to Reach Assam

By Air: Lokapriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport in Guwahati and Dibrugarh Airport in Dibrugarh are the two airports in Assam. There is smooth domestic connectivity between both airports and multiple Indian cities, including Bangalore, Delhi, Mumbai, and Kolkata. Major airlines like SpiceJet, IndiGo, Air India, and others frequently run direct and connecting flights along these routes.

By Road: National highways pass through Assam, providing the state with excellent transportation connections. You can go from Assam's neighbouring states to a number of its cities. Additionally, Guwahati's national highways connect it to Mizoram, Arunachal Pradesh, and Nagaland, making it an easy route for visitors to go.

By Train: Assam has excellent rail connections to India's largest cities, including Bangalore, Chennai, Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai, and Chennai. Assam's primary train station is the Guwahati Railway Station, which is home to a sophisticated nationwide rail network.