This study evaluates unsupervised machine learning (ML) models for seismic facies mapping within the Barail group from the Amguri region, Upper Assam basin, northeast India. Utilizing high-quality three-dimensional seismic data, a comprehensive set of seismic attributes is extracted, optimally selected, and integrated using two unsupervised models: the self-organizing map (SOM) and generative topographic mapping (GTM). The models are compared to identify the most effective approach for discerning seismic facies patterns within the Barail-Coal-Shale (BCS) and Barail-Main-Sand (BMS) units