The state of Assam is situated in the Northeastern part of India and is the largest state in the area. It is one of the most stunning regions of India.
It has a great variety and color in its natural riches and in the cultural treasures of the people inhabiting it. Assam is a home to numerous natural tourist spots.
It has beautiful forest reserves and the best variety of wildlife. Much of Assam is covered with dense tropical forests of bamboo and, at higher elevations, evergreens.
Twenty out of forty one listed endangered species of wildlife can be found here like the elephant, tiger, leopard, rhinoceros, and bear. The well-known one-horned Indian rhinoceros is protected at the Kaziranga National Park (a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1985) in central Assam.
Other than the rare wildlife treasures, it is in this state that some of the world's largest rivers are found. The mighty Brahmaputra and its tributaries flow through the state offering a wide network of rivers for different water sports.
The North-Eastern state Assam is well known for various great reasons that include historical, cultural, natural products like tea, petroleum, etc. To visit Assam never fail to see or follow the tourist map of Assam for it clearly point out the attractive tourist destinations.
The wild forests, hilly reasons, lush greeneries of Assam are simply inviting. Apart from tea production, Assam is well known for its Eri, Muga and Pat silk products. Tourists find Assam a perfect place to visit for there are lots of festivals and celebrations take place in Assam. However, the three vibrant Bihu festivals are Bohag Bihu, Rangali Bihu and Magh Bihu. |
