NYT Names Assam As Top Destination For 2025; Here’s Your 7-Day Itinerary

The state of Assam, located in Northeast India, has gained international recognition as one of The New York Times’ "52 Places to Go in 2025." Known for its stunning landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and unique wildlife, Assam proudly holds the 4th position on this esteemed list. There are numerous ways to enjoy the richness of culture and nature in the state. From the Charaideo Maidam which has even been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site under the cultural property category to Majuli, a unique riverine delta situated on the Brahmaputra River. Wildlife enthusiasts will appreciate visiting Kaziranga National Park, another UNESCO World Heritage Site jewel of India’s biodiversity. It offers the opportunity to see the iconic one-horned rhinoceros, a species that thrives in this area despite facing extinction threats in other regions. Assam is also known as the "Land of Blue Hills," a name inspired by the charming town of Haflong, nestled among the hills of southern Assam. Here is our seven-day itinerary to help you maximise your trip to Assam.