Regional Analysis

Identified Main Tourism Sites

1. 
   Guwahati and its surrounding, covering spots like Kamakhya temple, Umananda, Sukreswar temples, Basisthashram, Nabagraha temple, State Zoo, State Museum, Gandhi Mandap, planetarium, Gita mandir, Balaji temple and Sankar Dev Kalakhetra developed within the city environment
   
2. 
   Sualkuchi, the most important center of indigenous Assamese silk industry
   
3. 
   Hajo, the unique meeting place of Hinduism, Islam and Buddhism and also known for its historic monuments, bell metal and brass products prepared by local artisans
   
4. 
   Chandubi, a nature spot and known for its lake (dubi) and an ideal picnic spot
   
5. 
   Pabitara, a small wildlife sanctuary having more rhino density than that of kaziranga
   
6. 
   Madan Kamdev, an important archaeological site
   
7. 
   Manas, a world heritage site and only tiger reserve in Assam
   
8. 
   Barpeta, known for its Vaishnav monastery and craft
   
9. 
   Tezpur, one of the beautiful towns of the Brahmaputra valley, possesses a number of archaeological sites, pilgrimage and scenic spots in an around it
   
10. 
    Bhalukpung, a nature and adventure site and known for Nameri national park
    
11. 
    Orang national park, having third highest population of Asiatic one-horned rhinoceros
    
12. 
    Bardowa, the celebrated place of pilgrimage possesses some of the relics associated with the life and works of the saint Sri Sankardeva
    
13. 
    Kaziranga, well known for its national park and the important tourist destinations of central Assam
    
14. 
    Garampani, the promising tourist destination of the state having a few natural hot spring and a wildlife sanctuary
    
15. 
    Majuli, a river island and important centers of Vaishnava culture
    
16. 
    Sibsagar, the capital of Ahom kingdom having some of the important historical monument sites of the state
    
17. 
    Jaysagar, a historic site known for Jaysagar tank and temple
    
18. 
    Gaurisagar, a historic site
    
19. 
    Ajan Pir Dargah, known for the Dargah of Hajarat Ajan Pir, the Muslim saint famous for his contribution to the Assamese devotional songs, called Jikir and Jari
    
20. 
    Gargaon, the capital town of the Ahom kingdom, known for its seven-storied palace
    
21. 
    Charaideo, the original capital of Ahoms, famous for Maidams or burial vaults of the Ahom kings
    
22. 
    Dibrugarh, an important city of upper Assam and a commercial, educational and administrative focal point
    
23. 
    Tinsukia, an important business center of eastern Assam and a transit point for visitors to and having Dibru-Saikhowa national park in its close proximity
    
24. 
    Digbai, known for its oil industry and a war cemetery of World War II
    
25. 
    Haflong, the only hill station of Assam
    
26. 
    Jatinga, a nature site and ideal for bird watching
    
27. 
    Mahur, an ideal place for adventure activity and picnic
    
28. 
    Maibong, an ideal nature site having archaeological remains of its Kachari king
    
29. 
    Umrangso, another attractive site for nature lovers and picnickers
    
30. 
    Diphu, the district headquarters of Karbi Anglong and potential site cultural and adventure tourism
    
31. 
    Silchar, an important center of economic, cultural and administrative importance in the Barak plain having an archaeological site at Khaspur
    
32. 
    Bhuban, a pilgrimage and nature site.
    

1. Tourism Infrastructure Analysis

1. Accommodation

Most destinations other than Kaziranga and cities of Guwahati and to an extent Dibrugarh, do not have good quality accommodation facilities. ATDC operated properties need major operational and facility upgradation.

1. Restaurants

2. Tourist Information Offices

3. Entry Permit

4. Enroute Amenities

5. Tour and Travel services