The largest city of Assam, famous for the Kamakhya Temple, Brahmaputra River, shopping, and modern lifestyle.
Known as the Tea City of India, Dibrugarh is surrounded by lush tea gardens and the mighty Brahmaputra River.
The Cultural Capital of Assam, renowned for tea estates, educational institutions, and nearby Majuli Island.
Known as the City of Eternal Romance, Tezpur is famous for its ancient legends, parks, and heritage sites.
The commercial centre of Barak Valley, known for tea, education, and cultural diversity.
A historic town famous for Ahom monuments including Rang Ghar, Talatal Ghar, and Sivasagar Tank.
A picturesque hill town and headquarters of Karbi Anglong, surrounded by forests and hills.
Assam's only hill station, known for beautiful lakes, scenic landscapes, and pleasant weather.
One of Assam's oldest towns, located near Kaziranga National Park and known for agriculture.
An important industrial town with oil refinery, temples, and easy access to Manas National Park.
Known for tea gardens, wildlife sanctuaries, and as a gateway to Dibru-Saikhowa National Park.
A historic river town on the Brahmaputra, famous for religious harmony and river trade.
Known for its cultural heritage, ancient temples, and beautiful hills along the Brahmaputra.
A growing town famous for its rich tribal culture, forests, and scenic natural beauty.
Known for Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary, rich Assamese culture, and beautiful rural landscapes.