​Introduction:
Nestled in the northeastern region of India, Assam is a land of lush greenery, vibrant culture, and hidden gems waiting to be discovered. This enchanting state is blessed with an abundance of natural beauty, from sprawling tea gardens and dense forests to meandering rivers and majestic mountains. While Assam's well-known attractions, such as Kaziranga National Park and the Kamakhya Temple, draw tourists from around the world, it is the lesser-known, off-the-beaten-path destination that truly capture the essence of this captivating region. In this blog, we will embark on a journey to explore the hidden places of Assam that exude charm and tranquility, away from the typical tourist trails.

Majuli - The World's Largest River Island:
Tucked away in the Brahmaputra River, Majuli is a breathtaking river island and a haven for nature lovers and culture enthusiasts. Accessible by ferries from the city of Jorhat, this idyllic island offers a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Explore the mesmerizing landscapes, interact with the friendly locals, and witness the vibrant culture, including traditional dance performances and crafts. Don't miss the opportunity to visit ancient satras (Vaishnavite monasteries), which are a unique aspect of Majuli's religious and cultural heritage.

Haflong - The Hill Station of Assam:
Known as the only hill station in Assam, Haflong is a hidden gem that provides respite from the region's humidity. Surrounded by picturesque hills, verdant valleys, and serene lakes, Haflong offers a tranquil retreat for nature enthusiasts. Take a leisurely walk around Haflong Lake, indulge in adventure sports like paragliding, or simply unwind amidst the pristine beauty of the landscape. The town's rich blend of tribal cultures adds an extra layer of charm to your visit.

Sivasagar - The Ancient Ahom Capital:
Delve into Assam's history and heritage by exploring Sivasagar, the ancient capital of the Ahom Kingdom. The town boasts of well-preserved historical monuments and structures that offer a glimpse into Assam's royal past. Visit the iconic Rang Ghar, an amphitheater-like structure, the Talatal Ghar, a fascinating multi-storeyed palace, and the Shiva Doul, an elegant temple with intricate carvings. Sivasagar's historical significance and architectural marvels make it a must-visit destination for history buffs.

Nameri National Park - A Wilderness Escape:
For wildlife enthusiasts and adventure seekers, Nameri National Park is a hidden paradise. Located in the foothills of the Eastern Himalayas, this lesser-known gem is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna. Embark on an enthralling trek through the lush forests, indulge in river rafting on the Jia Bhoroli River, and keep an eye out for the elusive Bengal tiger, Asian elephant, and various bird species. Nameri offers an unforgettable wildlife experience away from the crowded safari circuits.

Conclusion:
Assam's hidden places are a testament to the state's unparalleled beauty and cultural richness. From the tranquil river island of Majuli to the historic marvels of Sivasagar, and the wilderness escape of Nameri National Park, each destination offers a unique and unforgettable experience. Stepping off the beaten path to explore these hidden gems will reward you with a deeper appreciation for Assam's diverse landscapes, traditions, and way of life. So, pack your bags, set off on an adventure, and immerse yourself in the lesser-known wonders of Assam, where every corner has a story to tell and every moment is a memory in the making.

Written By: Bidhan Konar

​Introduction:
In the age of digital photography and social media, the moments we capture during our travels have become more than mere pictures; they have transformed into cherished memories that we can revisit whenever we wish. Each snapshot holds within it the essence of a place, a culture, and a unique experience. In the world of tourism, we understand the value of these memories and the impact they leave on our lives. So, let's embark on a journey to explore the art of framing memories and how it enriches our travel experiences.

The Beauty of Travel Memories:
A photograph has the power to evoke emotions, transport us back in time, and ignite a sense of wanderlust. When we embark on a journey, we not only witness breathtaking landscapes and immerse ourselves in different cultures but also create a tapestry of memories that define who we are as travelers. Each frame captures a story that goes beyond words – a story that we can hold dear for a lifetime.

The Art of Living in the Moment:
In the hustle and bustle of everyday life, we often forget to pause and savor the present moment. Travel, however, offers us the chance to slow down, appreciate the beauty around us, and immerse ourselves fully in our experiences. By framing these moments through our camera lenses, we learn to observe the world with a keen eye, noticing the details that make each destination unique.

A Picture-Perfect Connection:
Beyond serving as a personal keepsake, travel memories also hold the power to connect with others. When we share our experiences through photographs, we invite friends, family, and fellow travelers to join us on our journey, even if only vicariously. In this digital age, we have the opportunity to build a global community bound by wanderlust and a thirst for discovery.

Beyond the Lens: Creating Lasting Impressions:
While photographs are a wonderful way to frame our memories, there are other ways to preserve the essence of our travels. Keeping travel journals, collecting mementos, and engaging with the local communities are just a few ways to create lasting impressions that complement our visual snapshots.

The Emotion in Every Frame:
Behind every photograph lies a story, an emotion, and a connection. Whether it's the joy of summiting a mountain peak, the awe-inspiring grandeur of ancient architecture, or the heartwarming encounters with locals, every frame captures a unique facet of our travel experiences. Exploring the emotions hidden within these frames adds depth and significance to our memories.

The Evolution of Travel Photography:
As travel has evolved, so has the art of travel photography. From vintage film cameras to the convenience of smartphones, the tools we use to frame our memories have changed. Today, technology allows us to instantly capture and share our experiences, making travel memories more accessible and relatable than ever before.

Conclusion:
In the world of tourism, we understand that travel is not just about visiting places; it's about weaving a tapestry of memories that inspire and transform us. As we frame our memories, we invite you to embrace the beauty of travel, the art of living in the moment, and the power of connection through shared experiences. So, let's continue to explore, discover, and frame our memories – for it is through these moments that we truly come alive and find our place in the world of travel. Frame your memories, and let your adventures unfold!

​Written By: Bidhan Konar

Kamakhya Temple is a Shakti Peeth temple situated at Nilachal Hill at a distance of 8 Kms from Guwahati town. Kamakhya temple is of historical, archeological in addition to religious significance partner with it's miles one of the many tremendous Shakti Pithas of the seat of Tantra. It is right here that Sati’s Joni fell while she changed into dismembered whilst her corpse was being carried by means of Shiva. The pieces of her body being enshrined in which they fell have become locations of worship and seats of tantra sadhana. Sadhakas (aspirants) and devotees from all over the country make a pilgrimage o this shrine. According to Hindu mythology the demon king Narakasura constructed the temple at an altitude of 525 feet. A ground pageant has been held right here in Ambubachi, a competition of Hindu window in August each year. We RHINO TOURISM arrange tour for our customers. You can visit our website for details www.rhinotourism.com 

The holy Nilachal Hills, where the well-known temple of Kamakhya has been shining with pleasure and glory, is now a part of the city Guwahati, the gateway to Northeast India. The mighty Brahmaputra, referred to as Louhitya in Sanskrit epics and Puranas, is flowing on the northern facet of these sacred hills. Rhino Tourism have our guide who can able to explain the story behind this Shakti Peeth.

The records of Assam is intently related to the history of Kamakhya. there has been no serious effort made to study and record the records of the Nilachal Hills and the Kamakhya Temple so far, and handiest scattered facts may be discovered, which cannot be chronologically related with preferred homogeneity. there's no booklet in a unmarried cowl which you'll talk over with regarding the documented history of the temple. alternatively, it would additionally be incorrect to mention that there was no paintings finished at all, however it's miles a strenuous project to gather articles and research papers posted due to the fact 1837, which can be scattered throughout the arena in various journals.

However, Kamakhya isn't best a non secular center, but also an area of herbal life. This abode of the exceptional Goddess abounds in natural splendor. Nature bestows all her charm and fills the area with beauteous grandeur. Kamakhya materials all the amenities of existence. The Bhubaneswari Temple to the east of Kamakhya stands on the top of a hill 690 feet. high and overlooks the Guwahati town and the Brahmaputra River. thus the herbal surroundings of hills and rivers, the remarkable beauty of the environment, the supernatural importance, the honest devotion of the dwellers, some of these make the Kamakhya Temple a seat of inexplicable mystery.

in keeping with a legend the Koch Bihar royal own family was banned with the aid of Devi herself from presenting puja on the temple. In worry of this curse, to this present day no descendants of the own family dares to even look upward towards the Kamakhya hill while passing by.

HOW TO REACHED THERE
The place is only 8 km down from Guwahati and thus relatively easy to be reached but incase if you find difficuly then connect RHINO TOURISM, we will guide you. The best way to reach Kamakhya temple is by road. You can go to the temple by cars, can be hired to reach the temple.

​Madan Kamdev, an archaeological point dates back to the 10th and 12th century Announcement, is positioned at Baihata Chariali of Kamrup in Assam. Rhino Tourism knows the importance of the place with the background. There's a contestation regarding the builder of this temple among the archaeologists, though it's likely that the Madan Kamdeva temple was commissioned by the Pala lords, similar as Indra Pala, Ratna Pala and Go Pala, as argued by the archaeologist Dr. Pradeep Sharma. The remains of the temple included statues of 6 headed Bhairav, 6 headed Vishnu, 4 headed Shiva, Sun etc. The temple area has the Mandakini River flowing just beneath, and there's also a vast swampy land. According to Hindu tradition, Lord Shiva had formerly burned the God of love or Madan down to the ashes and this was the place where the God of love and pleasure revivified. This place was discovered only in the time 1977, when the Indian Archaeological Department shouldered the work of excavation in this area.If you looking for more details contact Rhino Tourism.  

THINGS TO SEE IN AND AROUND
In a isolated place the remains of Madan Kamdeva is scattered around 500 measures. This includes the ruin of 12 temple and the Madan Kamdeva temple at the center.Rhino Tourism arrange for visiting the places. The place has religious significance along with the literal bone. People who are interested in the art and armature of the ancient time can also visit the point. There's an old temple of Shiva called Gopeshpur temple hard, which is also worth a visit or ask Rhino Tourism to arrange.

HOW TO REACHED THERE
The place is only 40 km down from Guwahati and thus relatively easy to be reached but incase if you find difficuly then connect RHINO TOURISM, we will guide you. The stylish way to reach Madan Kamdev temple is by road. The National Highway 52 takes you to the temple and Taxis and cars can be hired to reach the temple.

Bogamati is the best choice for both tourists and locals to enjoy a picnic with a view of natural beauty. Its view of scenic beauty from the Bhutan Hills is something that attracts most of the tourists making Bogamati the most visited place for tourism especially during the season of a picnic. Bogamati is stunning and is placed at the mouth of Barnadi River. Apart from Bogamati, Baksa is also a tourist attraction because of the Manas National Park with rich flora and fauna situated in Baksa. From here we can enjoy the scenic view of the Bhutan Hills is what attracts humans to this region. Rhino Tourism arrange tour or visit this place for our customer.   
 
THINGS TO SEE IN AND AROUND
The maximum famous vacationer enchantment of Baksa is Manas country wide Park, which is an important traveller vacation spot in entire Assam, we Rhino Tourism will help you if you required. It has extraordinary species of animals and vegetation in abundance. It’s a paradise for chicken watchers as well and lots of migratory birds go to this region at some stage in iciness. you could additionally spot tigers, leopards, elephants, bisons, langurs and many more wild animals and birds.
 
Moina Pukhuri is any other location which you go to right here. it's far a hiking website online and trekking via the rugged hills is an revel in of a life-time. Manas Soushi Khongkhor is but some other tourist vacation spot in Baksa district that you may go to. it's far an eco-tourism park that offers fantastic view of the hills as well and has river nearby. We Rhino Tourism knows these places and able to help the tourist and guide them if they required help.
 
HOW TO REACHED THERE
Cabs on lease are available to attain this place. Connect Rhino Tourism for arrangement to visit this place.

As we know ancient India is the Ramayana and Mahabharata’s era, and the sacred places spread out from Kashmir, Haryana, Punjab, UP & Bihar. Many people do not know a part of ancient India, which is located in the north-east part of India, in the bank of River Brahmaputra.
Pragjyotishpur- The capital of notorious demon Narakasura Kingdom is situated in Assam and presently name Guwahati. Guwahati – The present capital city of Assam situated in the bank of great holy river Brahmaputra.  River Brahmaputra originated from Manas-sarovar and visited through Tibet, China and Himalayan glacier and finally enters in Assam and irrigated Brahmaputra valley of Assam. Finally the great river Brahmaputra meets bay of Bengal in Bangladesh.
The Shakti Peeth Maa Kamakhya is located at neelachal hills in Guwahati. Maa kāmākhyā temple is one of the holiest Shakti Peeth out of 51 Shakti Peeth. Apart from natural beauty of Assam there is many more attraction. Assam the Brahmaputra valley is famous for its flora and fauna of different kinds, different from rest of India.
The Major attractions for Assam are:
 Maa Kamakhya Temple, Maa Bhubaneswari Temple, Umananda Temple(Middle of River Brahmaputra), Ugratara Temple, Shukleswar Ghat (An Ancient Toal –Vedic Education Ashram), Assam State Museum (Famous for INA-Japan war ammunition against British Emperor and ancient sculpture of Narakasura Era), Dighali Pukhuri (A pond presented to Duryodhana as dowry from his father in law, King Bhagadatta),  Rishi Vashistha Ashram, Aswaklanta, Dol-govinda temple, Hajo (Hayagriv Madhav and Poya mecca) are nearby location of Guwahati.
Tezpur – Old name sonitpur is another ancient city of Assam. Tezpur was the kingdom of great Demon King Banasura. Banasura was a great follower of lord Shiva.  This is the land of great mythological love story of Usha (Banasuras Daughter) and Aniruddha (Grandson of Lord Krishna). Land of one horn Rhino, Kaziranga is 50km away from Tezpur city.
The major Attraction of Tezpur – Agnigarh, Chitralekha Udyan, Da-Parbatiya,  Mahabhairav  Temple, Bhairavi Temple, Kalia Bhomora Setu (3015 mtr Long bridge on rive Brahmaputra), Bamuni Hills, Anguri Hills, Distric Musium, Nameri National Park, Bura- chapori wild life century.
Shivsagar one of the oldest city in Assam. Shivsagar was the capital of Assam in Ahom dynasty. Ahom dynasty rules Assam a very long  period, up to British era. The major attraction of Shivsagar – Shiva dol, Devi Dol, Vishnu Dol, Rang Ghar, Talatal Ghar, Charaideo, Ahom Museum, Gargaon Place or Kareng  ghar, Jaysagar Tank, Gaurisagar Tank, Shivsagar Pond. Nearby Place to Visit –Kaziranga national Park, Majuli (Biggest River Island), Jorhat and  Dibrugarh.
Assam is naturally very rich. Assam tea is world famous. Unless and until personal visit nobody can feel the beauty of Assam.

After getting married we need to create memories in life, so we go to honeymoon and during honeymoon days we are getting chance to understand each other better. During Honeymoon we spend full time with each other with no family intervention, no worries at least for few days and also get the chance to explore each other's unfamiliar territories.
                   In India mostly we have more of arranged marriage as compared with love marriage, the honeymoon acts as a source to understand each other better especially when you both are there and no third person in between you or with you. In other cultures, these things may be different but in Indian scenario honeymoon is must or need to have for successful life and better understanding among each other.

Every year on the dark nights of Diwali firecrackers announce the celebration of India’s favorite festival. Homes are decorated, gifts are given, sweets are shared and thousands of lamps are lit. Join us this year for Diwali – the Festival of Light on a tour of Rajasthan famed travel company Atulya Rajasthan.

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Exploring Rajasthan is always good idea especially in the festive season festival like diwali will show you the actual gems of Rajasthan and this will definitely make you in love with the Rajasthan’s culture and tradition. City is fully decorated with golden lights which seem like golden city.

In cities, Diwali in Rajasthan is celebrated for 5 continuous days, starting from the festival of Dhanteras, followed by Choti Diwali, Badi Diwali (the main festival), goverdhan, and Bhaiduj. Every city of Rajasthan has a unique ardor and although the underlying theme of colors, lights, and celebration is recurrent for Diwali, each of these has its own noteworthy way of giving the festival a personal touch. People of Rajasthan are known for their love for food. Ladies indulge themselves in preparation of delicacies like mawa kachori, til k ladu, moti pak, pheeni,shakkarpara and many more. Every single home is decorated with lights and lamps, traditional colorful rangolis. All members in the family wears new and traditional attire which will make you fall in love with Rajasthan.

Diwali is the best time to visit Rajasthan to see the actual colors of Rajasthan. So, hurry up and make you and your loved ones treated like royals in Rajasthan.