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View of the beautiful tea gardens of Assam with a beautiful Assamese song. Please swipe from right to left to enjoy the full view & song On Assam:::: The beautiful and breathtaking sight of the tea gardens in Assam adds further charm to Assam’s already picturesque panorama. Assam has become a popular tourist destination as tourists’ worldwide love to take a stroll in and around the tea-plantation gardens. Witnessing the workers picking the leaves with their pinky finger gets you closer to knowing the process. You can also catch up with them over a sizzling cup of Assam tea. Larger number of tourists flocks to this region especially during Assam Tea Festival, held in November. Tourist can also enjoy river cruises here and visit Guwahati Tea Auction, the largest of its kind in India. Topping the charts in tea-garden tourism, the plantation is spread on the banks of Brahmaputra River. Famed worldwide for the captive taste of its tea, Assam is world’s largest tea-plantation area. Tea gardens of Assam contribute to 6% of the world's tea production. Some more information of Assam, which is one of the most beautiful north eastern states of India, and known famously as the land of red rivers and blue hills. Brahmaputra and the Barak river flow through it and it has rich bio diversity. Except for a narrow corridor running through the foothills of the Himalayas that connects the state with West Bengal, Assam is almost entirely isolated from India. The capital of Assam, is Dispur, a suburb of Guwahati in 1972. The name "Assam" is derived from the term "Asom" which, in Sanskrit, refers to unequal or unrivalled. The uneven topography of the land, full of hills, plains and rivers might, therefore, have contributed to her name. The Mongolian Ahom dynasty which had ruled Assam for more than six hundred years might also be the cause for her name. Sources: indianholiday.com , assam.org #travelculture #travelasia #beautifulplacestosee #travelindiagram #travelindia #travellog #traveller #assamese #assamtourism #awesomeassam #priyankachopra #teagardens #travelblogger #india #assam #beautifulindia #beautifulassam #placestoseebeforeyoudie Song Credit:Priyanka​ Bharali (at Corramore T.E.)