Straddling either banks of the Brahmaputra, Guwahati - said to be the legendary Pragjyotishpur or City of Eastern Light - is a bustling, busy and crowded city. Guwahati has several places of historical interest:

• Kamakhya Temple
• Shiva Temple
• Nabagraha & Basista Temple
• Janardhana Temple
• The State Museum

This place is famous for producing golden silken thread.
 
 

Hajo

This is the sight of Pua-Mecca mosque, set up by an Iraqi Prince who turned preacher and travelled all the way to Assam in the 12th century. Also one can see the Hayagriba Madhava Temple reached by a long stone stairway.
 
 

Madan Kamdev

It is an archaeological site where erotic sculptures and other stone carvings abound.
 

Kaziranga National Park

This place is best known for the one-horned Rhinoceros. One can reach Kaziranga by passing through Jagiroad, Ngaon and Bordoa.
 
 
 
 

Sibsagar

This city's attractions include temples of Shivdol, Vishnudol and devidol, Rang Ghar Talatol Ghar, Joysagar-the biggest man-made lake and Ahom Museum.
 
 

Dibrugarh

This is one of the major tea producing centres of the subcontinent.
 
 

Tezpur

Near Tezpur lie the ruins of stone temples 'Da Parbatia' about 5 kms. west.Other architectural remains include that of Agnigarh, Bamuni Hills, Bhairavi and Mahabhairab temples and the twin tanks of Bar Pukhuri and Padum Pukhuri.
 
 

Eco Camp

The Eco Camp is a unique experiment by the Assam Anglers' Association and the state's Forest Department. Also nearby is the Nameri National Park.