Adventure tourism is a rapidly growing sector within the global tourism industry, offering immersive experiences while contributing to local economies. Assam, with its diverse landscapes, rich biodiversity, and cultural heritage, holds significant potential for adventure tourism development. This study explores the prospects of adventure tourism in selected regions of Assam, emphasizing sustainable and ecological approaches. It investigates how responsible adventure tourism can drive economic growth while ensuring environmental conservation and cultural preservation. Through secondary data analysis, this study examines key areas such as policy frameworks, infrastructure development, community participation, and environmental sustainability. The findings suggest that sustainable adventure tourism can generate employment opportunities, support community-based tourism, and contribute to regional socio-economic development. However, challenges such as inadequate infrastructure, lack of awareness, and environmental degradation pose significant barriers to sustainability. The study recommends implementing best practices in sustainable tourism, including eco-tourism certifications, low-impact adventure activities, and community-driven tourism models. Integrating conservation strategies with adventure tourism initiatives can help maintain ecological balance while enhancing visitor experiences. By aligning adventure tourism with sustainability goals, Assam can establish itself as a premier destination for eco-friendly adventure tourism in India. This research provides valuable insights for policymakers, tourism planners, and stakeholders to develop a responsible adventure tourism framework that benefits both local communities and the environment.