Jorhat

Located at the heart of Assam's tea country, Jorhat is surrounded by sprawling tea gardens some clinging to rolling hills, others stretching flat towards the Brahmaputra. Honestly? Jorhat's kinda... *nothing special* on paper. Used to be the Ahom kings' last capital, sure, but nowadays? It's just this sleepy little town where the biggest drama is probably someone’s goat wandering into the tea bushes. And that’s exactly why we love it. Life here crawls in the best way possible. You can breathe. Drive through endless green tea fields, argue with some stubborn vegetable seller at the market, or just sit around nursing a cup of Assamese tea so strong it could kickstart a tractor. Evenings are golden. Folks lounging with fish curry and pithas, students killing time near the colleges, and neighbors gossiping at the namghar like it’s their full-time job. It’s not polished. Not fancy. But it’s *real*. And if you somehow get bored (doubt it), Majuli and Sivasagar are just a short ride away, just in case you need a change of scenery. Jorhat doesn’t try to impress you. And that’s why it does.