ASSAMEZAPICON-2024

ASSAM APICON 2024

33rdANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE ASSAM ASSOCIATION OF PHYSICIANS OF INDIA

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Dear friends and Colleagues,

On behalf of the organising committee of 33rd APICON ASSAM 2024 & 12th EZAPICON 2024 ,
it is indeed a great pleasure to invite you all to the 33rd Annual conference of the ASSAM APICON 2024 & 12th Annual conference of the East zone EZAPICON 2024 at Guwahati. In addition to providing clinical updates relevant to the practice of medicine, the conference will also provide a platform to our members and fellow physicians to interact and exchange views, and help improve the understanding of Medicine.
Our THEME for the conference for this year would be “Our Challenges, Our Best Practices. Think Global, Act Local “

We look forward to your presence along with your family and colleagues, seeking active participation in large numbers for a scintillating experience, which is sure to leave you with numerous fond memories.

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Guwahati Gateway

Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary (50 kilometers)

Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary (50 kilometers) Situated just a short drive away from Guwahati, Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary is renowned for its high density of Indian one-horned rhinoceroses. Visitors can embark on thrilling wildlife safaris amidst the sanctuary’s lush greenery, spotting various other mammals and bird species along the way.In Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary, visitors can explore the fascinating world of Assam’s wildlife while also delving into its rich cultural heritage. The museum within the sanctuary offers a glimpse into the region’s biodiversity, showcasing exhibits on the flora and fauna found in the area. From informative displays on the iconic Indian one-horned rhinoceros to insights into the diverse ecosystem of the Brahmaputra floodplains, the museum provides an educational and immersive experience for visitors of all ages. Additionally, visitors can learn about the conservation efforts undertaken to protect the sanctuary’s precious wildlife and habitat, making it not only a sanctuary for animals but also a center for environmental awareness and education.

Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary (50 kilometers)

Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary (50 kilometers) Situated just a short drive away from Guwahati, Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary is renowned for its high density of Indian one-horned rhinoceroses. Visitors can embark on thrilling wildlife safaris amidst the sanctuary’s lush greenery, spotting various other mammals and bird species along the way.In Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary, visitors can explore the fascinating world of Assam’s wildlife while also delving into its rich cultural heritage. The museum within the sanctuary offers a glimpse into the region’s biodiversity, showcasing exhibits on the flora and fauna found in the area. From informative displays on the iconic Indian one-horned rhinoceros to insights into the diverse ecosystem of the Brahmaputra floodplains, the museum provides an educational and immersive experience for visitors of all ages. Additionally, visitors can learn about the conservation efforts undertaken to protect the sanctuary’s precious wildlife and habitat, making it not only a sanctuary for animals but also a center for environmental awareness and education.

Chandubi Lake (50 kilometers)

Chandubi Lake Nestled amidst lush greenery approximately 64 kilometers from Guwahati, is a tranquil gem waiting to be explored. This serene lake, formed by the damming of the Chandubi hills, offers a peaceful retreat amidst nature’s embrace. Visitors can indulge in boating, fishing, or simply relax by the lakeside, soaking in the picturesque views and refreshing breeze. Chandubi also serves as an ideal spot for birdwatching, with its rich avian diversity attracting migratory birds during the winter months. For those seeking a rejuvenating escape from the city’s hustle and bustle, Chandubi Lake promises a serene haven of tranquility and natural beauty.

Chandubi Lake (50 kilometers)

Chandubi Lake Nestled amidst lush greenery approximately 64 kilometers from Guwahati, is a tranquil gem waiting to be explored. This serene lake, formed by the damming of the Chandubi hills, offers a peaceful retreat amidst nature’s embrace. Visitors can indulge in boating, fishing, or simply relax by the lakeside, soaking in the picturesque views and refreshing breeze. Chandubi also serves as an ideal spot for birdwatching, with its rich avian diversity attracting migratory birds during the winter months. For those seeking a rejuvenating escape from the city’s hustle and bustle, Chandubi Lake promises a serene haven of tranquility and natural beauty.

Navagraha temple (25 kilometers)

Navagraha temple in Guwahati is located atop Chitrachal Hill, Hengerabari Road, Kahilipara, Guwahati, Assam, India. It’s approximately 8 kilometers away from the city center of Guwahati. This sacred pilgrimage site is dedicated to the nine celestial bodies of Hindu astrology and attracts devotees seeking blessings and remedies for astrological afflictions. The serene surroundings and panoramic views of the Brahmaputra River make it a spiritually uplifting destination for visitors.

Navagraha temple (25 kilometers)

Navagraha temple in Guwahati is located atop Chitrachal Hill, Hengerabari Road, Kahilipara, Guwahati, Assam, India. It’s approximately 8 kilometers away from the city center of Guwahati. This sacred pilgrimage site is dedicated to the nine celestial bodies of Hindu astrology and attracts devotees seeking blessings and remedies for astrological afflictions. The serene surroundings and panoramic views of the Brahmaputra River make it a spiritually uplifting destination for visitors.

Umananda Island (1 kilometer)

Umananda Island (1 kilometer) Located in the midst of the Brahmaputra River, Umananda Island is a tranquil oasis accessible via a short ferry ride from Guwahati. Home to the Umananda Temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, this island offers breathtaking views of the river and surrounding landscape.

Umananda Island (1 kilometer)

Umananda Island (1 kilometer) Located in the midst of the Brahmaputra River, Umananda Island is a tranquil oasis accessible via a short ferry ride from Guwahati. Home to the Umananda Temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, this island offers breathtaking views of the river and surrounding landscape.

Sualkuchi (30 kilometers)

Sualkuchi (30 kilometers) Known as the “Manchester of the East,” Sualkuchi is famed for its centuries-old tradition of silk weaving. Visitors can explore the town’s vibrant markets, witnessing the intricate craftsmanship of Assamese silk garments and fabrics.

Sualkuchi (30 kilometers)

Sualkuchi (30 kilometers) Known as the “Manchester of the East,” Sualkuchi is famed for its centuries-old tradition of silk weaving. Visitors can explore the town’s vibrant markets, witnessing the intricate craftsmanship of Assamese silk garments and fabrics.

Hajo (30 kilometers)

Hajo (30 kilometers) Steeped in religious significance, Hajo is a town where Hindu, Muslim, and Buddhist cultures coexist harmoniously. Highlights include the Hayagriva Madhava Temple, Powa Mecca (a revered Muslim pilgrimage site), and the ancient Buddhist stupa.

Hajo (30 kilometers)

Hajo (30 kilometers) Steeped in religious significance, Hajo is a town where Hindu, Muslim, and Buddhist cultures coexist harmoniously. Highlights include the Hayagriva Madhava Temple, Powa Mecca (a revered Muslim pilgrimage site), and the ancient Buddhist stupa.

Bhupen Hazarika Samadhi Khetra (16 kilometers)

Bhupen Hazarika Samadhi Khetra (16 kilometers) Dedicated to the legendary musician Bhupen Hazarika, this memorial site honors his contributions to Assamese culture and music. Set amidst scenic surroundings, it offers a tranquil retreat for reflection and homage.

Bhupen Hazarika Samadhi Khetra (16 kilometers)

Bhupen Hazarika Samadhi Khetra (16 kilometers) Dedicated to the legendary musician Bhupen Hazarika, this memorial site honors his contributions to Assamese culture and music. Set amidst scenic surroundings, it offers a tranquil retreat for reflection and homage.

Mayong Museum (51.9 Kilometers)

Mayong Museum Nestled in the mystical village of Mayong, about 40 kilometers from Guwahati, the Mayong Museum stands as a testament to Assam’s enigmatic past. Often dubbed as the “Land of Black Magic,” Mayong has been shrouded in folklore and mystique for centuries. The museum offers visitors a fascinating journey into the realm of ancient sorcery and occult practices through its displays of artifacts, manuscripts, and relics. Here, one can explore the intriguing world of spells, charms, and traditional magical instruments, unraveling the secrets of Mayong’s mystical heritage.

Mayong Museum (51.9 Kilometers)

Mayong Museum Nestled in the mystical village of Mayong, about 40 kilometers from Guwahati, the Mayong Museum stands as a testament to Assam’s enigmatic past. Often dubbed as the “Land of Black Magic,” Mayong has been shrouded in folklore and mystique for centuries. The museum offers visitors a fascinating journey into the realm of ancient sorcery and occult practices through its displays of artifacts, manuscripts, and relics. Here, one can explore the intriguing world of spells, charms, and traditional magical instruments, unraveling the secrets of Mayong’s mystical heritage.

The Brahmaputra River Heritage Centre (24.5 Kilometers)

The Brahmaputra River Heritage Centre, situated in Guwahati, Assam, serves as a gateway to the rich cultural and ecological heritage of the Brahmaputra River. The center showcases interactive exhibits, multimedia displays, and informative panels that highlight the river’s importance in shaping the region’s identity and sustaining its ecosystems. Visitors can learn about the river’s geological formation, its role in fostering diverse flora and fauna, and its significance in supporting livelihoods and cultures along its banks.
Through various displays and exhibits, the Brahmaputra River Heritage Centre also sheds light on the cultural diversity of communities living along the river, showcasing their traditional practices, crafts, and rituals that have been intertwined with the Brahmaputra’s flow for centuries. the Brahmaputra River Heritage Centre offers a holistic understanding of the Brahmaputra River’s significance, both as a natural resource and as a cultural symbol deeply ingrained in the identity of Assam and its people. It provides a valuable opportunity for visitors to connect with the river’s heritage and gain insights into efforts aimed at ensuring its conservation and sustainable management for future generations.

The Brahmaputra River Heritage Centre (24.5 Kilometers)

The Brahmaputra River Heritage Centre, situated in Guwahati, Assam, serves as a gateway to the rich cultural and ecological heritage of the Brahmaputra River. The center showcases interactive exhibits, multimedia displays, and informative panels that highlight the river’s importance in shaping the region’s identity and sustaining its ecosystems. Visitors can learn about the river’s geological formation, its role in fostering diverse flora and fauna, and its significance in supporting livelihoods and cultures along its banks.
Through various displays and exhibits, the Brahmaputra River Heritage Centre also sheds light on the cultural diversity of communities living along the river, showcasing their traditional practices, crafts, and rituals that have been intertwined with the Brahmaputra’s flow for centuries. the Brahmaputra River Heritage Centre offers a holistic understanding of the Brahmaputra River’s significance, both as a natural resource and as a cultural symbol deeply ingrained in the identity of Assam and its people. It provides a valuable opportunity for visitors to connect with the river’s heritage and gain insights into efforts aimed at ensuring its conservation and sustainable management for future generations.

Ropeway Guwahati (31.2 Kilometers)

Ropeway Guwahati The Guwahati Ropeway offers an exhilarating aerial journey across the city’s skyline, providing passengers with breath-taking views of the Brahmaputra River and its picturesque surroundings. Connecting Guwahati to the hills of North Guwahati, the ropeway ride offers a thrilling way to explore the city’s scenic beauty and architectural landmarks from a unique perspective. Whether for sightseeing or seeking an adrenaline rush, the Guwahati Ropeway promises an unforgettable experience high above the bustling streets below.

Ropeway Guwahati (31.2 Kilometers)

Ropeway Guwahati The Guwahati Ropeway offers an exhilarating aerial journey across the city’s skyline, providing passengers with breath-taking views of the Brahmaputra River and its picturesque surroundings. Connecting Guwahati to the hills of North Guwahati, the ropeway ride offers a thrilling way to explore the city’s scenic beauty and architectural landmarks from a unique perspective. Whether for sightseeing or seeking an adrenaline rush, the Guwahati Ropeway promises an unforgettable experience high above the bustling streets below.

Alfresco Grand (25.2 Kilometers)

Alfresco Grand Alfresco Grand offers a luxurious journey through the heart of Assam’s natural splendor and cultural heritage with its premium river cruises on the Brahmaputra River.Onboard an Alfresco Grand cruise, passengers are treated to a blend of opulent amenities and captivating scenery. From spacious decks offering panoramic views of the Brahmaputra River to well-appointed cabins designed for relaxation and indulgence, every aspect of the journey is curated to ensure maximum comfort and enjoyment. Whether savoring delectable Assamese cuisine prepared by expert chefs or engaging in onboard activities and entertainment, travelers on an Alfresco Grand cruise are treated to a sensory feast that celebrates the beauty and charm of Assam’s landscapes and people.

Alfresco Grand (25.2 Kilometers)

Alfresco Grand Alfresco Grand offers a luxurious journey through the heart of Assam’s natural splendor and cultural heritage with its premium river cruises on the Brahmaputra River.Onboard an Alfresco Grand cruise, passengers are treated to a blend of opulent amenities and captivating scenery. From spacious decks offering panoramic views of the Brahmaputra River to well-appointed cabins designed for relaxation and indulgence, every aspect of the journey is curated to ensure maximum comfort and enjoyment. Whether savoring delectable Assamese cuisine prepared by expert chefs or engaging in onboard activities and entertainment, travelers on an Alfresco Grand cruise are treated to a sensory feast that celebrates the beauty and charm of Assam’s landscapes and people.

Shrimanta Sankardev Kalakhetra (16.8 Kilometers)

Srimanta Sankaradev Kalakshetra, commonly known as Kalakshetra, is a cultural institution in the Panjabari area of Guwahati,Assam, India, named after the medieval poet-playwright and reformer Srimanta Sankardev It includes a cultural museum, library, a children’s park, and various facilities for preserving, demonstrating and performing cultural items and history. In addition to being Northeast India’s largest cultural congregation, the Kalakshetra is also a major tourist spot in Guwahati. Built in the 1990s, art of Assam and rest of the north-eastern region is displayed here. There are eateries, places of worship, emporiums and open-air theatres within the Kalakshetra premises.

Kalakhetra

Srimanta Sankaradev Kalakshetra, commonly known as Kalakshetra, is a cultural institution in the Panjabari area of Guwahati,Assam, India, named after the medieval poet-playwright and reformer Srimanta Sankardev It includes a cultural museum, library, a children’s park, and various facilities for preserving, demonstrating and performing cultural items and history. In addition to being Northeast India’s largest cultural congregation, the Kalakshetra is also a major tourist spot in Guwahati. Built in the 1990s, art of Assam and rest of the north-eastern region is displayed here. There are eateries, places of worship, emporiums and open-air theatres within the Kalakshetra premises.

Kamakhya Temple (39.3 Kilometers)

The Kamakhya Temple, perched atop the Nilachal Hill, serves as a beacon of mystique and devotion, inviting pilgrims to partake in age-old rituals and seek blessings from the powerful Goddess Kamakhya.

Kamakhya Temple (39.3 Kilometers)

The Kamakhya Temple, perched atop the Nilachal Hill, serves as a beacon of mystique and devotion, inviting pilgrims to partake in age-old rituals and seek blessings from the powerful Goddess Kamakhya.

Lachit Barphukan (39.2 Kilometers)

In the annals of Assam’s history, the name Lachit Borphukan shines brightly as a symbol of valor and leadership. This legendary warrior’s indomitable spirit and strategic prowess played a pivotal role in defending Assam against external invaders, leaving an indelible mark on the state’s folklore and collective memory.

Lachit Barphukan (39.2 Kilometers)

In the annals of Assam’s history, the name Lachit Borphukan shines brightly as a symbol of valor and leadership. This legendary warrior’s indomitable spirit and strategic prowess played a pivotal role in defending Assam against external invaders, leaving an indelible mark on the state’s folklore and collective memory.

Aswakranta Temple (43.3 Kilometers)

The Asvakranta Temple is one of the most important shrines of Lord Vishnu. The deity worshiped here is called Anantasayin Vishnu which refers to the sitting position of the lord Vishnu on the serpent. The Temple is located on the North of Guwahati, Assam on a rocky bed near the Brahmaputra river.

Aswakranta Temple (43.3 Kilometers)

The Asvakranta Temple is one of the most important shrines of Lord Vishnu. The deity worshiped here is called Anantasayin Vishnu which refers to the sitting position of the lord Vishnu on the serpent. The Temple is located on the North of Guwahati, Assam on a rocky bed near the Brahmaputra river.

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Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary (50 kilometers)

Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary (50 kilometers) Situated just a short drive away from Guwahati, Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary is renowned for its high density of Indian one-horned rhinoceroses. Visitors can embark on thrilling wildlife safaris amidst the sanctuary’s lush greenery, spotting various other mammals and bird species along the way.In Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary, visitors can explore the fascinating world of Assam’s wildlife while also delving into its rich cultural heritage. The museum within the sanctuary offers a glimpse into the region’s biodiversity, showcasing exhibits on the flora and fauna found in the area. From informative displays on the iconic Indian one-horned rhinoceros to insights into the diverse ecosystem of the Brahmaputra floodplains, the museum provides an educational and immersive experience for visitors of all ages. Additionally, visitors can learn about the conservation efforts undertaken to protect the sanctuary’s precious wildlife and habitat, making it not only a sanctuary for animals but also a center for environmental awareness and education.

Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary (50 kilometers)

Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary (50 kilometers) Situated just a short drive away from Guwahati, Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary is renowned for its high density of Indian one-horned rhinoceroses. Visitors can embark on thrilling wildlife safaris amidst the sanctuary’s lush greenery, spotting various other mammals and bird species along the way.In Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary, visitors can explore the fascinating world of Assam’s wildlife while also delving into its rich cultural heritage. The museum within the sanctuary offers a glimpse into the region’s biodiversity, showcasing exhibits on the flora and fauna found in the area. From informative displays on the iconic Indian one-horned rhinoceros to insights into the diverse ecosystem of the Brahmaputra floodplains, the museum provides an educational and immersive experience for visitors of all ages. Additionally, visitors can learn about the conservation efforts undertaken to protect the sanctuary’s precious wildlife and habitat, making it not only a sanctuary for animals but also a center for environmental awareness and education.

Chandubi Lake (50 kilometers)

Chandubi Lake Nestled amidst lush greenery approximately 64 kilometers from Guwahati, is a tranquil gem waiting to be explored. This serene lake, formed by the damming of the Chandubi hills, offers a peaceful retreat amidst nature’s embrace. Visitors can indulge in boating, fishing, or simply relax by the lakeside, soaking in the picturesque views and refreshing breeze. Chandubi also serves as an ideal spot for birdwatching, with its rich avian diversity attracting migratory birds during the winter months. For those seeking a rejuvenating escape from the city’s hustle and bustle, Chandubi Lake promises a serene haven of tranquility and natural beauty.

Chandubi Lake (50 kilometers)

Chandubi Lake Nestled amidst lush greenery approximately 64 kilometers from Guwahati, is a tranquil gem waiting to be explored. This serene lake, formed by the damming of the Chandubi hills, offers a peaceful retreat amidst nature’s embrace. Visitors can indulge in boating, fishing, or simply relax by the lakeside, soaking in the picturesque views and refreshing breeze. Chandubi also serves as an ideal spot for birdwatching, with its rich avian diversity attracting migratory birds during the winter months. For those seeking a rejuvenating escape from the city’s hustle and bustle, Chandubi Lake promises a serene haven of tranquility and natural beauty.

Navagraha temple (25 kilometers)

Navagraha temple in Guwahati is located atop Chitrachal Hill, Hengerabari Road, Kahilipara, Guwahati, Assam, India. It’s approximately 8 kilometers away from the city center of Guwahati. This sacred pilgrimage site is dedicated to the nine celestial bodies of Hindu astrology and attracts devotees seeking blessings and remedies for astrological afflictions. The serene surroundings and panoramic views of the Brahmaputra River make it a spiritually uplifting destination for visitors.

Navagraha temple (25 kilometers)

Navagraha temple in Guwahati is located atop Chitrachal Hill, Hengerabari Road, Kahilipara, Guwahati, Assam, India. It’s approximately 8 kilometers away from the city center of Guwahati. This sacred pilgrimage site is dedicated to the nine celestial bodies of Hindu astrology and attracts devotees seeking blessings and remedies for astrological afflictions. The serene surroundings and panoramic views of the Brahmaputra River make it a spiritually uplifting destination for visitors.

Umananda Island (1 kilometer)

Umananda Island (1 kilometer) Located in the midst of the Brahmaputra River, Umananda Island is a tranquil oasis accessible via a short ferry ride from Guwahati. Home to the Umananda Temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, this island offers breathtaking views of the river and surrounding landscape.

Umananda Island (1 kilometer)

Umananda Island (1 kilometer) Located in the midst of the Brahmaputra River, Umananda Island is a tranquil oasis accessible via a short ferry ride from Guwahati. Home to the Umananda Temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, this island offers breathtaking views of the river and surrounding landscape.

Sualkuchi (30 kilometers)

Sualkuchi (30 kilometers) Known as the “Manchester of the East,” Sualkuchi is famed for its centuries-old tradition of silk weaving. Visitors can explore the town’s vibrant markets, witnessing the intricate craftsmanship of Assamese silk garments and fabrics.

Sualkuchi (30 kilometers)

Sualkuchi (30 kilometers) Known as the “Manchester of the East,” Sualkuchi is famed for its centuries-old tradition of silk weaving. Visitors can explore the town’s vibrant markets, witnessing the intricate craftsmanship of Assamese silk garments and fabrics.

Hajo (30 kilometers)

Hajo (30 kilometers) Steeped in religious significance, Hajo is a town where Hindu, Muslim, and Buddhist cultures coexist harmoniously. Highlights include the Hayagriva Madhava Temple, Powa Mecca (a revered Muslim pilgrimage site), and the ancient Buddhist stupa.

Hajo (30 kilometers)

Hajo (30 kilometers) Steeped in religious significance, Hajo is a town where Hindu, Muslim, and Buddhist cultures coexist harmoniously. Highlights include the Hayagriva Madhava Temple, Powa Mecca (a revered Muslim pilgrimage site), and the ancient Buddhist stupa.

Bhupen Hazarika Samadhi Khetra (16 kilometers)

Bhupen Hazarika Samadhi Khetra (16 kilometers) Dedicated to the legendary musician Bhupen Hazarika, this memorial site honors his contributions to Assamese culture and music. Set amidst scenic surroundings, it offers a tranquil retreat for reflection and homage.

Bhupen Hazarika Samadhi Khetra (16 kilometers)

Bhupen Hazarika Samadhi Khetra (16 kilometers) Dedicated to the legendary musician Bhupen Hazarika, this memorial site honors his contributions to Assamese culture and music. Set amidst scenic surroundings, it offers a tranquil retreat for reflection and homage.

Mayong Museum (51.9 Kilometers)

Mayong Museum Nestled in the mystical village of Mayong, about 40 kilometers from Guwahati, the Mayong Museum stands as a testament to Assam’s enigmatic past. Often dubbed as the “Land of Black Magic,” Mayong has been shrouded in folklore and mystique for centuries. The museum offers visitors a fascinating journey into the realm of ancient sorcery and occult practices through its displays of artifacts, manuscripts, and relics. Here, one can explore the intriguing world of spells, charms, and traditional magical instruments, unraveling the secrets of Mayong’s mystical heritage.

Mayong Museum (51.9 Kilometers)

Mayong Museum Nestled in the mystical village of Mayong, about 40 kilometers from Guwahati, the Mayong Museum stands as a testament to Assam’s enigmatic past. Often dubbed as the “Land of Black Magic,” Mayong has been shrouded in folklore and mystique for centuries. The museum offers visitors a fascinating journey into the realm of ancient sorcery and occult practices through its displays of artifacts, manuscripts, and relics. Here, one can explore the intriguing world of spells, charms, and traditional magical instruments, unraveling the secrets of Mayong’s mystical heritage.

The Brahmaputra River Heritage Centre (24.5 Kilometers)

The Brahmaputra River Heritage Centre, situated in Guwahati, Assam, serves as a gateway to the rich cultural and ecological heritage of the Brahmaputra River. The center showcases interactive exhibits, multimedia displays, and informative panels that highlight the river’s importance in shaping the region’s identity and sustaining its ecosystems. Visitors can learn about the river’s geological formation, its role in fostering diverse flora and fauna, and its significance in supporting livelihoods and cultures along its banks.
Through various displays and exhibits, the Brahmaputra River Heritage Centre also sheds light on the cultural diversity of communities living along the river, showcasing their traditional practices, crafts, and rituals that have been intertwined with the Brahmaputra’s flow for centuries. the Brahmaputra River Heritage Centre offers a holistic understanding of the Brahmaputra River’s significance, both as a natural resource and as a cultural symbol deeply ingrained in the identity of Assam and its people. It provides a valuable opportunity for visitors to connect with the river’s heritage and gain insights into efforts aimed at ensuring its conservation and sustainable management for future generations.

The Brahmaputra River Heritage Centre (24.5 Kilometers)

The Brahmaputra River Heritage Centre, situated in Guwahati, Assam, serves as a gateway to the rich cultural and ecological heritage of the Brahmaputra River. The center showcases interactive exhibits, multimedia displays, and informative panels that highlight the river’s importance in shaping the region’s identity and sustaining its ecosystems. Visitors can learn about the river’s geological formation, its role in fostering diverse flora and fauna, and its significance in supporting livelihoods and cultures along its banks.
Through various displays and exhibits, the Brahmaputra River Heritage Centre also sheds light on the cultural diversity of communities living along the river, showcasing their traditional practices, crafts, and rituals that have been intertwined with the Brahmaputra’s flow for centuries. the Brahmaputra River Heritage Centre offers a holistic understanding of the Brahmaputra River’s significance, both as a natural resource and as a cultural symbol deeply ingrained in the identity of Assam and its people. It provides a valuable opportunity for visitors to connect with the river’s heritage and gain insights into efforts aimed at ensuring its conservation and sustainable management for future generations.

Ropeway Guwahati (31.2 Kilometers)

Ropeway Guwahati The Guwahati Ropeway offers an exhilarating aerial journey across the city’s skyline, providing passengers with breath-taking views of the Brahmaputra River and its picturesque surroundings. Connecting Guwahati to the hills of North Guwahati, the ropeway ride offers a thrilling way to explore the city’s scenic beauty and architectural landmarks from a unique perspective. Whether for sightseeing or seeking an adrenaline rush, the Guwahati Ropeway promises an unforgettable experience high above the bustling streets below.

Ropeway Guwahati (31.2 Kilometers)

Ropeway Guwahati The Guwahati Ropeway offers an exhilarating aerial journey across the city’s skyline, providing passengers with breath-taking views of the Brahmaputra River and its picturesque surroundings. Connecting Guwahati to the hills of North Guwahati, the ropeway ride offers a thrilling way to explore the city’s scenic beauty and architectural landmarks from a unique perspective. Whether for sightseeing or seeking an adrenaline rush, the Guwahati Ropeway promises an unforgettable experience high above the bustling streets below.

Alfresco Grand (25.2 Kilometers)

Alfresco Grand Alfresco Grand offers a luxurious journey through the heart of Assam’s natural splendor and cultural heritage with its premium river cruises on the Brahmaputra River.Onboard an Alfresco Grand cruise, passengers are treated to a blend of opulent amenities and captivating scenery. From spacious decks offering panoramic views of the Brahmaputra River to well-appointed cabins designed for relaxation and indulgence, every aspect of the journey is curated to ensure maximum comfort and enjoyment. Whether savoring delectable Assamese cuisine prepared by expert chefs or engaging in onboard activities and entertainment, travelers on an Alfresco Grand cruise are treated to a sensory feast that celebrates the beauty and charm of Assam’s landscapes and people.

Alfresco Grand (25.2 Kilometers)

Alfresco Grand Alfresco Grand offers a luxurious journey through the heart of Assam’s natural splendor and cultural heritage with its premium river cruises on the Brahmaputra River.Onboard an Alfresco Grand cruise, passengers are treated to a blend of opulent amenities and captivating scenery. From spacious decks offering panoramic views of the Brahmaputra River to well-appointed cabins designed for relaxation and indulgence, every aspect of the journey is curated to ensure maximum comfort and enjoyment. Whether savoring delectable Assamese cuisine prepared by expert chefs or engaging in onboard activities and entertainment, travelers on an Alfresco Grand cruise are treated to a sensory feast that celebrates the beauty and charm of Assam’s landscapes and people.

Shrimanta Sankardev Kalakhetra (16.8 Kilometers)

Srimanta Sankaradev Kalakshetra, commonly known as Kalakshetra, is a cultural institution in the Panjabari area of Guwahati,Assam, India, named after the medieval poet-playwright and reformer Srimanta Sankardev It includes a cultural museum, library, a children’s park, and various facilities for preserving, demonstrating and performing cultural items and history. In addition to being Northeast India’s largest cultural congregation, the Kalakshetra is also a major tourist spot in Guwahati. Built in the 1990s, art of Assam and rest of the north-eastern region is displayed here. There are eateries, places of worship, emporiums and open-air theatres within the Kalakshetra premises.

Kalakhetra

Srimanta Sankaradev Kalakshetra, commonly known as Kalakshetra, is a cultural institution in the Panjabari area of Guwahati,Assam, India, named after the medieval poet-playwright and reformer Srimanta Sankardev It includes a cultural museum, library, a children’s park, and various facilities for preserving, demonstrating and performing cultural items and history. In addition to being Northeast India’s largest cultural congregation, the Kalakshetra is also a major tourist spot in Guwahati. Built in the 1990s, art of Assam and rest of the north-eastern region is displayed here. There are eateries, places of worship, emporiums and open-air theatres within the Kalakshetra premises.

Kamakhya Temple (39.3 Kilometers)

The Kamakhya Temple, perched atop the Nilachal Hill, serves as a beacon of mystique and devotion, inviting pilgrims to partake in age-old rituals and seek blessings from the powerful Goddess Kamakhya.

Kamakhya Temple (39.3 Kilometers)

The Kamakhya Temple, perched atop the Nilachal Hill, serves as a beacon of mystique and devotion, inviting pilgrims to partake in age-old rituals and seek blessings from the powerful Goddess Kamakhya.

Lachit Barphukan (39.2 Kilometers)

In the annals of Assam’s history, the name Lachit Borphukan shines brightly as a symbol of valor and leadership. This legendary warrior’s indomitable spirit and strategic prowess played a pivotal role in defending Assam against external invaders, leaving an indelible mark on the state’s folklore and collective memory.

Lachit Barphukan (39.2 Kilometers)

In the annals of Assam’s history, the name Lachit Borphukan shines brightly as a symbol of valor and leadership. This legendary warrior’s indomitable spirit and strategic prowess played a pivotal role in defending Assam against external invaders, leaving an indelible mark on the state’s folklore and collective memory.

Aswakranta Temple (43.3 Kilometers)

The Asvakranta Temple is one of the most important shrines of Lord Vishnu. The deity worshiped here is called Anantasayin Vishnu which refers to the sitting position of the lord Vishnu on the serpent. The Temple is located on the North of Guwahati, Assam on a rocky bed near the Brahmaputra river.

Aswakranta Temple (43.3 Kilometers)

The Asvakranta Temple is one of the most important shrines of Lord Vishnu. The deity worshiped here is called Anantasayin Vishnu which refers to the sitting position of the lord Vishnu on the serpent. The Temple is located on the North of Guwahati, Assam on a rocky bed near the Brahmaputra river.

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Assam, the northeastern jewel of India, is a land steeped in rich history, vibrant culture, and breathtaking natural beauty. From ancient temples to verdant tea gardens, each aspect of Assam’s tapestry reflects its diverse heritage and traditions.

SHIVA DOL

At the heart of Assam’s cultural landscape stand magnificent temples, each with its own tale to tell. The Shiva Dol, with its towering spires and intricate carvings, stands as a testament to the state’s deep-rooted spiritual legacy, drawing devotees and tourists alike to bask in its divine aura. Nearby, the Kamakhya Temple, perched atop the Nilachal Hill, serves as a beacon of mystique and devotion, inviting pilgrims to partake in age-old rituals and seek blessings from the powerful Goddess Kamakhya.

CHARAIDEO MAIDAN

In the tranquil expanse of Charaideo Maidan, lie the final resting places of Ahom kings, marked by ornate tombs and tranquil surroundings. This sacred site serves as a poignant reminder of Assam’s regal heritage and architectural splendor, transporting visitors back in time to an era of grandeur and nobility.

RANGHAR

The Ranghar, an ancient amphitheater in Sivasagar, stands as a testament to Assam’s cultural vibrancy and architectural ingenuity. This iconic structure once hosted grand performances and festivities, echoing with the melodies of Satriya music and dance, showcasing the state’s rich artistic heritage and creative prowess.

TEA GARDEN

The verdant landscape of Assam is adorned with sprawling tea gardens, which have earned global acclaim for their exquisite brews. These lush plantations not only contribute to the state’s economy but also offer a serene retreat amidst nature’s bounty, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in the sights, sounds, and aromas of tea culture.

SATRIYA

Speaking of which, the Satriya tradition, with its captivating blend of music, dance, and drama, occupies a central place in Assam’s cultural tapestry. Rooted in devotion and spirituality, this classical art form continues to mesmerize audiences with its grace and elegance, serving as a living testament to the enduring legacy of Assamese culture.

BIHU

Assam is complete without the rhythmic beats of Bihu, the state’s most cherished festival. Marking the onset of spring, this joyous occasion is a celebration of life, love, and abundance, characterized by colorful rituals, traditional attire, and lively folk dances, uniting people from all walks of life in a jubilant celebration of community and camaraderie.

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Assam, a state nestled in the northeastern region of India, is a land of enchanting landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and diverse ethnicities. With its lush green valleys, majestic Brahmaputra River, and the verdant tea gardens, Assam captivates the hearts of all who visit. However, beyond its scenic beauty, Assam holds a deep historical significance and is a melting pot of various traditions and communities. In this essay, we delve into the multifaceted essence of Assam, exploring its history, culture, economy, and challenges.
The history of Assam traces back to ancient times, with mentions in the epics like the Mahabharata and the Ramayana. Over the centuries, Assam has been influenced by various dynasties, including the Ahom kingdom, which ruled for nearly six centuries until the 19th century. The Ahom rule is considered a golden period in Assamese history, marked by administrative excellence, cultural prosperity, and architectural marvels like the Ranghar ,Kareng Ghar, Talatal Ghar, Shiva Dol and many more. Culturally, Assam is a tapestry woven with threads from different communities, each contributing to its vibrant heritage. The Assamese people, with their rich literary tradition, have produced literary luminaries like Srimanta Sankardev and Lakshminath Bezbaroa, whose works continue to inspire generations. Moreover, Assam’s diverse ethnic groups, including the Bodos, Karbis, and Mishings, add to the state’s cultural mosaic, each preserving their unique customs, languages, and festivals.
One of the defining features of Assam’s economy is its tea industry. Assam tea, renowned for its rich flavor and aroma, is among the finest in the world. The state’s tea estates not only contribute significantly to India’s tea production but also serve as major employment hubs for thousands of workers. Apart from tea, Assam is also rich in natural resources like oil and gas, which form the backbone of its economy.
Assam is not just a land of breathtaking landscapes but a cradle of history, culture, and resilience. Its journey from the ancient kingdoms to a modern-day state reflects the tenacity of its people and their enduring spirit. As Assam strides forward, embracing progress while cherishing its heritage, it continues to enchant and inspire all who are fortunate enough to experience its charm

North-East Sojourn

KAMAKHYA TEMPLE
UMANANDA TEMPLE
SHILLONG
UMIAM LAKE MEGHALAYA
LAITLUM CANYON MEGHALAYA
DAWKI MEGHALAYA
kaziranga National Park
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North-East Sojourn


TAWANG

ARUNACHAL PRADESH

ZIRO VALLEY

Arunachal Pradesh, India's northeastern frontier,
is a land of pristine beauty and rich cultural heritage.

Meghalaya, known as the "Abode of Clouds," is renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, vibrant culture, and living root bridges.

PHE PHE WATERFALL

MEGHALAYA

NONGSTOIN

Nagaland: Where tradition meets the tranquility of nature.

NAGALAND

DIMAPUR

DZOUKO VALLEY

LOKTAK LAKE

IBUDHOU PAKHANGABA

MANIPUR

Manipur, nestled in Northeast India, captivates with its vibrant culture, lush landscapes, and rich heritage.

SIKKIM

Enchey Monastery

Gurudongmar lake

Sikkim is a picturesque state in northeastern India, renowned for its breathtaking Himalayan landscapes and vibrant cultural heritage.

TRIPURA

Neermahal

Dumboor lake

Tripura, nestled in the northeastern region of India, is renowned for its rich cultural heritage and lush green landscapes.

MIZORAM

Mizoram, the land of rolling hills, bamboo forests, and vibrant Mizo culture, offers breathtaking landscapes and a rich tapestry of traditions.

Vantawng falls

Keivawm Puk

Organising Committee

Dr. Sangitanjan Dutta

ORGANISING CHAIRPERSON

ASSAM APICON 2024

Dr. Chiranjita Phukan

ORGANISING SECRETARY

ASSAM APICON & EAST ZONE 2024

Dr. Swaroop kr. Baruah

ORGANISING CHAIRPERSON

EZAPICON 2024

Dr. Mitali Baruah

ORGANISING CO-CHAIRPERSON

ASSAM APICON 2024

Dr. Anjanjyoti Talukdar

TREASURER

ASSAM APICON & EAST ZONE 2024

Dr. Pradip Bhoumik

ORGANISING CO-CHAIRPERSON

EZAPICON 2024