Top places to visit

Top places to visit

Top Places to Visit in Dibrugarh

Dibrugarh, the "Tea City of India," offers a mix of scenic landscapes, historic sites, tea gardens, and wildlife experiences. Whether you love nature, adventure, or culture, here are the must-visit places in and around Dibrugarh.

1. Mancotta Tea Estate & Tea Gardens

• Why Visit? Experience Assam’s world-famous tea plantations.
• Location: 7 km from Dibrugarh town.
• Best Time to Visit: October to March.
• Highlights:
  ✅ Guided tours of tea factories.
  ✅ Tasting fresh Assam tea.
  ✅ Staying in heritage bungalows inside the estate.

2. Bogibeel Bridge – India’s Longest Rail-Road Bridge

• Why Visit? Stunning views of the Brahmaputra River and one of India’s most important infrastructural marvels.
• Location: 20 km from Dibrugarh.
• Best Time to Visit: Sunset for breathtaking views.
• Highlights:
  ✅ Drive across the 4.9 km-long bridge.
  ✅ Scenic photography spot.
  ✅ Connects Dibrugarh to Arunachal Pradesh.

3. Dibru-Saikhowa National Park

• Why Visit? One of the largest riverine national parks in India, home to wild horses (Feral Horses) and the endangered Gangetic Dolphins.
• Location: 50 km from Dibrugarh.
• Best Time to Visit: November to April.
• Activities:
  ✅ River cruise & dolphin spotting.
  ✅ Jungle safari & birdwatching.
  ✅ Visit Maguri Beel Wetlands for exotic bird species.

4. Namphake Buddhist Monastery

• Why Visit? A peaceful Buddhist monastery with stunning Thai-style architecture.
• Location: Naharkatia, 70 km from Dibrugarh.
• Best Time to Visit: Year-round.
• Highlights:
  ✅ Meditation & learning about Buddhist culture.
  ✅ Golden Buddha statue & traditional prayer rituals.
  ✅ Surrounded by serene nature and a small river.

5. Dehing Patkai Wildlife Sanctuary – The Amazon of the East

• Why Visit? A dense rainforest with rich wildlife, perfect for nature lovers.
• Location: 80 km from Dibrugarh.
• Best Time to Visit: October to March.
• Wildlife to See:
  ✅ Elephants, leopards, and hoolock gibbons.
  ✅ Rare birds like hornbills and kingfishers.
  ✅ Exotic orchids and medicinal plants.

6. Jokai Botanical Garden & Rainforest

• Why Visit? A hidden gem for plant lovers, featuring rare orchids and medicinal plants.
• Location: 15 km from Dibrugarh.
• Best Time to Visit: October to February.
• Highlights:
  ✅ Nature walks and birdwatching.
  ✅ Photography and picnic spots.
  ✅ Learn about Assam’s native flora.

7. Radha Krishna Mandir – The White Temple

• Why Visit? A beautifully constructed white temple with a peaceful ambiance.
• Location: In the heart of Dibrugarh town.
• Best Time to Visit: Evening for the illuminated view.
• Highlights:
  ✅ Beautiful white marble architecture.
  ✅ Peaceful meditation space.
  ✅ Religious and cultural significance.

8. Lekai Chetia Maidam – A Historic Burial Site

• Why Visit? A historical site from the Ahom Dynasty, offering insights into Assam’s history.
• Location: 10 km from Dibrugarh.
• Best Time to Visit: Year-round.
• Highlights:
  ✅ Ancient burial ground of Ahom royalty.
  ✅ Learn about Assam’s medieval history.
  ✅ Serene and peaceful surroundings.

9. Barbarua Maidam – Ahom Dynasty Ruins

• Why Visit? Historic royal burial mounds from the 16th century Ahom Dynasty.
• Location: 14 km from Dibrugarh.
• Best Time to Visit: October to March.
• Highlights:
  ✅ Explore ancient stone carvings.
  ✅ Learn about Assam’s royal history.

10. Raidongia Dol – Ancient Shiva Temple

• Why Visit? An old Shiva temple with unique architecture and local folklore.
• Location: 45 km from Dibrugarh.
• Best Time to Visit: During Shivratri for grand celebrations.
• Highlights:
  ✅ Ancient stone inscriptions.
  ✅ Religious significance and local stories.