The best season for Karbi Anglong is October to April, when the weather is cool and pleasant. These months are perfect for trekking, wildlife spotting, and attending cultural festivals. Avoid the heavy monsoon (June–September) as it can cause travel delays.

• Light cotton clothes for day, warm layers for evenings in winter.

• Comfortable trekking shoes.

• Rain gear in the pre-monsoon season.

• Sunscreen, insect repellent, reusable water bottle.

Yes, Karbi Anglong is generally safe for travelers. The locals are warm and welcoming. Still, follow basic safety measures: keep your valuables secure, avoid isolated areas at night, and respect local customs.

Card and UPI payments are accepted in major hotels and restaurants in Diphu, but small shops and rural areas often accept cash only. ATMs are available in major towns.

Karbi Anglong offers both Assamese and tribal delicacies, including bamboo shoot dishes, smoked meat, and fresh river fish. Vegetarian options are available but limited in rural areas.

Along with Diphu Medical College,Diphu has hospitals and pharmacies, but in rural areas facilities can be limited. Carry your personal medicines and a basic first aid kit.

While you can explore towns independently, hiring a local guide for treks, cultural visits, and wildlife tours enhances the experience and supports the community.

• Yes — always ask permission before taking photographs of people, dress modestly when visiting villages or religious sites.