Cultural Experience - Brahmaputra River Cruise Assam

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Exploring Manas National Park: A Journey into the Heart of Wild India

Nestled at the foothills of the Eastern Himalayas, Manas National Park is a sanctuary of biodiversity and natural beauty. This UNESCO World Heritage Site and Project Tiger Reserve in Assam spans 950 square kilometers and offers a rich array of flora and fauna, including Bengal tigers, Asian elephants, and over 450 bird species. Visitors can enjoy thrilling jeep safaris, unique elephant rides, river rafting, and bird watching. Despite past challenges, ongoing conservation efforts are restoring Manas to its former glory, making it a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts.

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The Jute Mill, Silghat

A step back in time with a visit to an old jute mill using industrial revolution technology.The good old hemp and jute is today the biodegradable answer to substitute the notorious plastic

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The Silk Weaver’s Village, Biswanath Ghat

A culturally rich village filled with artisans, music, dance and idyllic views all around.Travellers get to meander through a large village of Assamese silk weavers, weaving intricate patterns onto colourful fabric made from the lovely Mugga.....

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The Palaces and Temples, Sivasagar

Step back in time in Assam’s ancient capital soaking in the architecture of a glorious bygone era.

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The Kamlabari Satra, Majuli Island

The largest river island in the world awaits. Get ready to be steeped into its myriad of rich traditions, ancient culture...

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The Mishing Tribal Village, Subansari Mukh

Come face to face with a tradition fishermen tribe and their iconic bamboo homes built on stilts.

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The Kamakhya Temple, Guwahati

One of the great pilgrimage temples of India for Hindus, Kamakhya is thronged by devotees coming from all over the sub-continent.

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The Immigrant Muslim Village, Ganesh-Pahar

A friendly village inhabited by immigrants from the low-lying lands of Bangladesh.

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Secrets From The River

Published by Cruising Special, Australia
The Ganges is revered in India as the mother of the nation, and it is believed that all rivers ow from her. us, travelling on the waterways o ers a passage into the mythology, history and culture of this deeply spiritual and vastly layered country.