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Manas : (176 kms from Guwahati )
Only tiger reserve in Assam . Important for rarest species like hispid hares, pigmy hog, golden langur, other wild lives are elephant, tiger, buffalo, deer, hornbill etc.

Sibsagar : (369 kms from Guwahati)
Historical city which was seat of Ahom rule in Assam . Sibsagar is a fast developing town in commercial, industrial and educational activities.

Tezpur
(181 kms from Guwahati) A city steeped in Mythology, Legend and folklore--Tezpur the city of blood is an ancient city. Today ancient temple ruins and monuments are witness to its past glory. Digboi Tucked amid the blue hills and gently undulating plains carpeted with emerald green tea plantations is a place which still retains its colonial ambience.

Digboi
Assam 's oil city with a history going back to the early 18th century, when oil was first discovered in the area. The place still continues as a tiny island of Raj culture. Digboi boasts of two modern wonders of the world-- a hundred year old oil-field still producing and the world's oldest operating oil refinery and also British life-style complemented by clubs and Golf Courses. This place is well connected by road, rail & air communication. NH-38 runs through Digboi. The nearest airport of Dibrugarh is 65 km from Digboi. A/C and non A/C deluxe coaches ply regularly from Guwahati to Digboi both day and night.

Jorhat
The district headquarters and transit point for the world largest river island- Majuli. Satras and the Vaishnavism are main attraction of this place.. Jorhat is connected to Guwahati by a direct rail line. There are direct flights from Guwahati to Jorhat and other parts of the country.

The town of Jorhat is located 314 km from Guwahati astride NH 37. It is a good link between lower Assam with upper Assam as also North Arunachal Pradesh and Nagaland. It has a connection by road, railway and air to other parts of Assam and major cities of the country. There are Assam state transport Corporation as well as private buses which operate in this sector.

Majuli Island-
Majuli island is world's largest river island located 12 kms from Jorhat in the middle of river Brahmaputra . There is regular ferry service from Neamati Ghat to the island. The main attraction of Majuli is its Satras. Majuli is famous for satras only, there are 665 Satras in Assam ; out of them 65 satras are situated in Majuli.

The four main satras in Majuli are: Auniti Satra Garamur Satra Kamalabari Satra Dakhinpat Satra Jorhat has many tea gardens and other attractive places full of greenery for leisure tourism. Facing limitless blue sky, her feet being caressed by holy waters of Brahamaputra, over looking the great Himalayas , she is none other than the largest inland water island.

Majuli is creation of the master creator & moulder, God himself. The sublime and serene atmosphere of the island provides a perfect environment in which the soul combines with elements. This has provided the back drop for the historic "Moni Kanchan Sanjog" between Assam 's pioneer Vaishnavite Saints Shankerdeva and his disciple Madhabdeva in the 15th century. With the subsequent establishment of 'Satras', Majuli emerged as the crwoning glory of the Vaishnavite culture in Assam .
 
 
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