I am deeply honoured and humbled to receive this recognition from the Hotel and Restaurant Association of Assam (HRAA) on November 30, 2024. This award is a tribute to everyone who has been a part of my journey—my family, my team, my peers, the tour operators of Assam, the hospitality industry, and the vibrant communities that make Assam so extraordinary.
May this honour inspire us all to embrace tourism’s transformative power, touching lives and showcasing Assam as a shining beacon of culture, natural beauty, and unmatched hospitality.
I am profoundly grateful for this cherished milestone. Thank you!
Travelling through Assam, you first meet tea gardens rolling like green waves, the mighty Brahmaputra flowing with quiet grandeur, and forests alive with rare wildlife. Linger a little, and another Assam emerges—one of silent giants rooted in earth and memory. These are the state’s heritage… Read more: Assam’s Heritage Trees and Their Place in Tourism
History always seems to leave its deepest imprint where rivers meet. A confluence, thus, is never only about geography—it is where faith gathers, trade routes entwine, and kingdoms etch destinies. In Assam, we witness this at Kajalichaki or chowki, about 35 km from Guwahati towards… Read more: Kajalichaki: Sentinel of the Confluence
In the misty south-central Bhutan foothills, where Assam’s forests murmur with rivers and legends, a new sanctuary has been etched into the wilderness map. Sikhna Jwhwlao National Park (notified on March 5, 2025), the latest jewel in Bodoland’s green crown and Assam’s eighth sanctuary, has… Read more: Twin Green Frontiers of Bodoland: Sikhna Jwhwlao and Raimona National Parks
Sivasagar district is more than just a stop-and-snap destination of grand Ahom-era monuments — it’s a living landscape where rivers, traditions, and communities flow seamlessly through time. It is a living mosaic of ethnic hamlets, of which one is “Lingribari”, Assam’s model textile village, just… Read more: Sivasagar Unfolded
Journeying into the soul of eastern Bhutan, the path begins at Darranga on the Assam side of the border—a place where the air is thick with the steam of hot chai, the rustle of commerce, and the cadence of everyday exchanges. Yet, this is no… Read more: ASSAM- EAST BHUTAN: CROSS-BORDER TOURISM