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A Rhinoceros in Kaziranga National Park Assam is the central state in the North-East Region of India and serves as the gateway to the rest of the Seven Sister States. Contents 1 Introduction 2 Destinations 2.1 Brahmaputra 2.2 Guwahati 2.3 Majuli 2.4 Kaziranga National Park 2.5 Jatinga 2.6 Tezpur 2.7 Sivasagar 2.8 Hajo 2.9 Haflong 2.10 Tinsukia 3 See also 4 External links Introduction For the purposes of tourism there are wildlife preserves like the Kaziranga National Park (pictured), Manas National Park, Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary, Nameri National Park, Dibru-Saikhowa National Park etc. The climate is sub-tropical. Assam experiences the Indian monsoon and has one of the highest forest densities in India. The winter months are the best time to visit. It has a rich cultural heritage going back to the Ahom Dynasty which governed the region for many centuries before the British occupation. Rang Ghar in Sivasagar. Dakhinpat Satra of Majuli. Agnigarh Hill, Tezpur. View of Nameri National Park of Sonitpur District. Destinations Other notable features are listed below: Brahmaputra Main article: Brahmaputra River The only male river in India, this is both a source of sorrow and sustenance for the people of Assam. Guwahati Main article: Guwahati One of the key urban centres of Assam and the biggest city in North-East India, this serves as the major gateway to the whole region. This is the primary hopping point for accessing Shillong, the hill station. Majuli Main article: Majuli The largest freshwater island in South Asia on the Brahmaputra River, Kamalabari satra, Dakhinpat satra, Garamurh Satra, Auniati Satra, Bengenaati Satra and Samaguri Satra of Majuli. Kaziranga National Park Main article: Kaziranga National Park This is one of the few places covered as a World Heritage Site and the main habitat of the Great Indian One-horned Rhinoceros. Also check out Manas National Park and Orang National Park. Jatinga Main article: Jatinga The mystery of the bird suicides in Jatinga in the North Cachar Hills. Tezpur Main article: Tezpur Small town steeped in history and culture. Check out Usha Pahar, Agnigarh, Mahabhairav Temple, etc... Sivasagar Main article: Sivasagar Seat of the Ahom Kingdom. Check out Rang Ghar, Talatal Ghar, Sivadol, Kareng Ghar of Garhgaon, Joy Dol, Sivasagar Tank, Joysagar Tank, Joymati Maydam, Vishnu Dol, Devi Dole, Gourisagar Dol and Tank, Charaideo, Namdang Stone Bridge, Uttran Museum, and you also see Tea Estats etc... Hajo Main article: Hajo Hajo is an ancient pilgrimage centre for three religions Hinduism, Islam and Buddhism. Haflong Main article: Haflong Haflong is the only hill station of Assam . Tinsukia Main article: Tinsukia Tinsukia is the second largest city in Assam after Guwahati. Many prominent shopping malls are there in Tinsukia. Dibru-Saikhowa National Park one of the biggest national parks in India are situated in Tinsukia. This national park is considered as one the biological hotspots. The Tilinga Mandir(Bell Temple) is a very famous temple situated in the outskirts of Tinsukia city. Digboi Refinery the Asia's oldest refinery is situated here. A railway park is recent addition to the city. Presently the city has the biggest railway station in Assam. See also Assam - Attractive Destinations External links Assam Tourism, Official Website v · d · eTourism in India By state Andhra Pradesh (Hyderabad) • Assam • Bihar • Delhi • Goa • Jammu and Kashmir (Ladakh) • Karnataka (Bangalore • Mysore) • Kerala • Madhya Pradesh • Maharashtra (Mumbai • Aurangabad) • Puducherry • Punjab • Rajasthan • Tamil Nadu (Chennai) • Uttar Pradesh Types Beaches • Hill stations • Islands • Lakes • Medical tourism • Skiing • Waterfalls • Wildlife (National parks • Protected areas) • World Heritage Sites See also Hampi  • Badami  • Aihole  • Pattadakal  • Bijapur  • Kerala backwaters • Palaces in Rajasthan • Taj Mahal • Category