
Assamese Cuisine Trail (Thali, Fish & Pitha)
Guwahati, Assam, India
The subtle Assamese table — khar and tenga fish curries, duck with ash gourd, bamboo-shoot dishes, pithas and the earthy flavours of the Brahmaputra valley.
Why visit: A distinctive, delicate cuisine most of India has never tasted.
- ›Fish tenga & khar
- ›Duck curry
- ›Bamboo-shoot dishes
- ›Pitha & jolpan
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Best time
Year-round
Entry fee
—
Est. budget
₹200–800/meal
Duration
Ongoing
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