Kaziranga beyond National Park

Seconee Tea Estate, near Jakhalabandha

Begin your Kaziranga journey with a visit to the sacred Van Durga Temple, revered as the guardian of the forest. The temple also honours the courageous women forest guards, fondly known as the "Van Durgas" of Kaziranga. Nearby, the hilltop Shiva Temple offers breathtaking panoramic views of Kaziranga, lush tea gardens and the surrounding countryside, making it a perfect blend of spirituality and nature.

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Durgapur, Kaziranga

Experience one of Assam's most celebrated cultural attractions, home to hundreds of native orchids, bamboo species, medicinal plants and diverse flora. Explore the museums, enjoy a peaceful boat ride and relish an authentic Assamese traditional lunch. End your visit with a vibrant cultural performance showcasing the music, dance and living traditions that define the spirit of Assam.

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Kohora, Kaziranga

Discover a newly developed attraction that celebrates Assam's rich floral heritage, indigenous culture and natural beauty. Stroll through beautifully landscaped gardens, admire a variety of orchids and native plants, and enjoy a relaxed outing with family and friends. It is an ideal stop to appreciate the region's biodiversity while experiencing the peaceful atmosphere beyond Kaziranga's famous wildlife safaris.

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Geleki, Kaziranga

A paradise for automobile enthusiasts, Treasured Wheels showcases one of India's largest private collections of vintage and classic cars, motorcycles and automotive memorabilia. The museum also features an impressive collection of vintage bicycles, military vehicles, World War II artefacts, engines, fuel pumps, signage and other rare collectibles, offering a fascinating journey through the evolution of transport, engineering and automotive history.

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Kakojan Village, Karbi Anglong

Hidden amidst the lush forests of Karbi Anglong, Kaipholangso Waterfall is one of the region's most beautiful natural attractions. Cascading over rocky cliffs into a clear natural pool, it is an ideal destination for nature lovers, photographers and those seeking a peaceful escape.

Surrounded by dense greenery and scenic hills, the waterfall offers a refreshing retreat and a chance to experience the unspoiled beauty of Karbi Anglong, just a short drive from Kaziranga.

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Haldhibari, Bagori

Located right on the highway, Burhi Mai Temple is one of the oldest and most revered shrines in the Kaziranga region. Dedicated to Burhi Mai, the guardian deity of the local communities, the temple has long been a place where travellers and locals stop to seek blessings for a safe journey.

Easily accessible on the way to Kaziranga, it offers a peaceful stop to experience the region's rich spiritual heritage and enduring traditions.

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Located about 40 km from Kaziranga near Numaligarh, Deopahar, also known as The Hill of the God, is one of Assam's finest archaeological treasures. Dating back to the 10th–11th centuries, this ancient Shiva temple complex is reached by climbing more than 200 steps through a forested hill. Visitors are rewarded with beautifully carved temple ruins, intricate stone sculptures and panoramic views. The site reflects the artistic brilliance of medieval Assam, where history, mythology and architecture come together in a truly unforgettable setting.

Around 27 km from Deopahar lies the serene Ashoka Buddha Vihar at Kalioni, on the border of Golaghat and Karbi Anglong. Surrounded by lush greenery and the picturesque Kalioni River, the monastery preserves the living traditions of Theravada Buddhism and reflects the cultural influence of Tai communities in Northeast India. Its peaceful atmosphere, elegant architecture and prayer halls offer visitors a place for quiet reflection, while the scenic drive through tea gardens and countryside makes the journey as memorable as the destination.

Nestled between the Garampani and Nambor-Doigrung Wildlife Sanctuaries, this Hot Water Spring is a hidden natural retreat renowned for its mineral-rich thermal waters and pristine surroundings. The scenic drive to the spring pass through dense woodlands filled with birdsong, making the journey as enjoyable as the destination itself. Far from the usual tourist crowds, this peaceful oasis offers a perfect escape into nature. Its warm natural waters, tranquil ambience and untouched beauty make Garampani a memorable excursion during your visit to Kaziranga.

Just a short drive from Kaziranga, Khumtai offers a refreshing glimpse into the heart of rural Assam. Beyond being a legislative assembly constituency, it is a destination where village life, tea gardens, and centuries-old Assamese traditions come together. Walk through peaceful villages, experience sustainable livelihoods, meet local artisans and farmers, and discover eco-sensitive homes built in harmony with nature. Khumtai invites you to slow down, connect with people and experience the authentic rhythm of Assam beyond the usual tourist trail. 

Around one and a half hours from Kaziranga, Chowkihola welcomes you to a completely different landscape and culture. Nestled in the Karbi Anglong hills, it offers an immersive journey into the traditions of the Karbi community and the Rengma Naga tribe. Enjoy authentic ethnic cuisine, explore scenic riverbeds, forested hills, and quiet villages and experience a deeper connection with nature and indigenous culture. Chowkihola is perfect for travellers seeking meaningful experiences beyond wildlife and conventional sightseeing.