7 things that you must bring back if you get a chance to visit Assam

Admiring the pristine beauty of Mother Nature, capturing the scenic landscapes on the way to Shillong, did you forget something? Perhaps you would have visited all the makemytrip places, had all the traditional and cultural food, but what about the souvenirs? Here is the reminder list of 7 things which you must bring back from Assam in case you are planning another trip there. Apparels Made of Assam Silk (Pat, Muga etc.) Mekhela Chadar, Assam silk sarees and Gomocha are some of the handloom products exclusive to the state. Assam silk sarees are the most popular shopping commodity, also the most desirable clothing by your mother. Muga, Eri, and the Paat sarees are the three famous kinds of Silk sarees sold in million of designs. A visit to Silkalay or Fancy Bazaar would serve the purpose. Clay Toys The handmade toys made from clay, bamboo, cork, wood are also special to this place. The skilled local craftsmen crafts figures of God and Goddesses, animals and other mythological figures in the most ethnic and traditional way. Consider bringing back a rhino toy as a memento. Cute, huh? Assam Tea Even you are a coffee lover; you won’t miss a brimming cup of the malty-flavored Assamese Tea. The subtle and sweet taste of this organic tea is famous worldwide. So don’t forget to pack some of the bags to brew it at your home. Bell & Brass Metal Wares Xorai and Bota, used for offering beetle-nut and paan to guests, are the traditional souvenirs of Assam as the locals are highly fond of the bell and brass metal items, popular for their unique crafting. Sarthebari and Hajo are the hubs for the manufacture of such items. These utensils can be used for daily use and for home decor purposes in case you love designing your home. Wares are also available in gold and ... https://www.shimply.com/articles/7-things-that-you-must-bring-back-if-you-get-a-chance-to-visit-assam-2/

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