Hotels, restaurants, and local food across all budgets. Trip Planning dining and accommodation guide.
arrow_back Back to main guideAvoid very remote areas at night if you are traveling alone. Street lighting can be poor.
rupees 800-1500 per night. Located near the town center, offering basic clean rooms with attached bathrooms. Good for short stays.
rupees 700-1200 per night. Simple, family-run guesthouse on the outskirts, offering quiet surroundings. Limited amenities but friendly service.
rupees 2500-4000 per night. A few kilometers from town, offering comfortable rooms, some with tea garden views. Includes breakfast and basic facilities.
rupees 2000-3500 per night. Located closer to the main road, offering air-conditioned rooms and an in-house restaurant. Decent option for comfort.
Tangy fish curry, a staple of Assamese cuisine, available at local eateries, rupees 150-250
An alkaline dish made with raw papaya, pulses, and a special ingredient called 'khar', found in traditional Assamese restaurants, rupees 100-180
Simple mashed potato dish, often flavored with mustard oil, onion, and chili, served in most local dhabas, rupees 50-80
Traditional Assamese rice cakes, sweet or savory, available at local markets and homes, rupees 20-50 per piece
A sweet rice pudding, often made with jaggery and coconut, served in local sweet shops, rupees 60-100 per bowl
A breakfast dish of flattened rice (chira) with yogurt (doi) and jaggery, common in local homes and small stalls, rupees 40-70
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