DIBRUGARH
About Dibrugarh

Nestled in the heart of Assam, Dibrugarh is a hidden gem for travelers seeking an authentic blend of nature and culture. Known as the "Tea City of India," this charming destination offers a fascinating journey through lush tea gardens, where you can witness the intricate process of tea production. But Dibrugarh isn't just about tea; it boasts scenic landscapes with the mighty Brahmaputra River, wildlife sanctuaries, and vibrant festivals that celebrate the rich Assamese heritage. Whether you're sipping a cup of aromatic Assam tea or exploring the lush countryside, Dibrugarh promises an unforgettable and immersive travel experience for all adventurers.

Tourist Attractions In Dibrugarh : 5

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1: Dehing Satra
Dehing Satra
Satras are socio religious institutions that have been the backbone of the Assamese society for centuries. In Dibrugarh, the Dehing Satra stands tall as a reminder of the rich history and patronage it has witnessed years back. As a religious place, the Dehing Satra was regularly patronized by the Ahom kings. The name of the Ahom kings Rajeswar Singha and Gaurinath Singha stays at the top of the list of patrons for the unhindered dedication to the institution. During the famous Moamoria revolution, from 1769 to 1806, the Dehing Satra was highly patronized by these Ahom kings. Though the Dehing Satra lies in ruin today, tourists visiting the place will still get a waft of the legacy of the olden days. The name of the Satra is derived from the River Dehing. The Satra lies on the banks of the Dehing River. Its idyllic location has also made it a popular tourist destination today. 
 
2: Dinjoy Satra
Dinjoy Satra
Dinjoy Satra is the Assamese socio cultural institution of the Vaishnavite sect. It is situated about 5 kilometres from the Chabua Township in Dibrugarh. Devotees following Vaishnavism regularly visit this Satra. The Dinjoy Satra was founded by Aniruddha Dev, who is considered to be among the twelve main devotees of Gopal Atadev. Originally the Satra was located at Bisnubalikakunshi village near North Lakhimpur. During the Moamoria rebellion, the Dinjoy Satra fell into trouble. For many years the religious seat at the Satra remained empty after the death of its then head. Later the Burmese invasion also caused havoc with the peace of Satra. The Dinjoy Satra is famous for its prayers and strict adherence to the norms and culture of Vaishnavism. A visit to the Satra will definitely invoke the spiritual side of any person. Today the Dinjoy Satra isn’t just a religious institution but also plays a very important cultural and historical role, binding the society together. 
 
3: Koli Aai Thaan
Koli Aai Thaan
Koli Aai Thaan is highly revered among the Assamese people and, though there is no physical temple or idol at the premises of the thaan, it is one of the most visited places in Dibrugarh. The Koli Aai Thaan is counted among the oldest ‘thaans’ of the Ahom kingdom. Koli Aai Thann is dedicated to Koli Aai the daughter of the head priest of Dibaru Satra. As the Dibaru Satra did not have any male heir to carry forward the legacy, Koli Aai kept the spirit of the Satra alive by her devotion and dedication. It is a prevailing belief that Koli Aai possessed divine powers and, it is due to this that one fine day she disappeared from the site. Nevertheless every year throngs of people visit the Thaan to pay their respect to ‘Aai’. The Koli Aai Thaan also has a profound impact of the religious history of Assam.  
 
4: Bahikhowa Maidam
Bahikhowa Maidam
Maidam is an Ahom word meaning graveyard. ‘Mai’ means rest and ‘dam’ means dead person. Many maidams came into being during the reign of the Ahom Swargodeos. Among them, the Bahikhowa Maidam is one important maidam. The Bahikhowa Maidam is dedicated to Bahikhowa Dasarath Dowerah Borphukan. Borphukan was a title given to the chief of the Army Staff of the Ahoms. Bahikhowa Dasarath Dowerah was the Army chief during the rule of Rajeswar Singha. The Bahikhowa Maidam is situated within the premises of the Khowang tea estate. However, presently the Bahikhowa Maidam lies in ruins.There are three smaller maidams close to the Bahikhowa Maidam, but all of them are in ruins today. Moreover, several other ruined maidams can be found in and around the Khowang tea estate all of which lie in dilapidated condition.  
 
5: Raidongia Dol
Raidongia Dol
A visit to Dibrugarh is quite incomplete without visiting the ruined monuments at Raidongia Dol. Raidongia Dol is situated in Larua Mouza in Kalakhowa region and can be easily reached on hired taxis and local buses. Raidongia Dol still has several ancient relics of the Ahom kingdom. Though many statues that were initially there on the wall of the Dol have perished today about 14 remain. It is believed that there were 24 such statues earlier. According to historical evidences it is believed that the Dol along with the adjoining pond and 200 pura were given as dowry by Swargadeo Pramatta Singha for his sister’s marriage to Raidnogia Barua. Today the Raidnogia Dol as well as the adjacent pond gives a majestic view attracting tourists visiting Dibrugarh.   
 
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How To Reach Dibrugarh

By Air - Dibrugarh has a fully-functional airport and is well connected to the rest of the country. Daily direct flights to Kolkata, Delhi and Guwahati are available from the Dibrugarh airport.

 

By Rail - Dibrugarh is the easternmost railway station of the country. This is an important railway station that connects the inner Northeast region to the rest of the country. Dibrugarh has two railway stations the Dibrugarh Town Station is the first railway station in the region and the newly constructed Dibrugarh station.

 

By Road - The National Highway 37 connects Dibrugarh to the rest of the country. Travelling on road can be a thrilling experience thanks to the picturesque scenery all around. Regular buses are available from Guwahati to Dibrugarh. Daily buses are also available from Kohima to Dibrugarh. The Dibrugarh route also serves as a gateway to Arunachal Pradesh.

 

Local Transport - Rickshaws are, by far, the best modes of intercity transport, which are easily available and that too at very low rates. Tourists can get auto as well as cycle rickshaws within the cities, from which they can choose one depending upon the distance to be covered as well as the budget in hand. The city bus that covers the whole region, is also a popular choice, though usually operates only in the day time. There are taxi services as well.

Traditional Food (Regional cusine of Dibrugarh)

1 - DIBRUGARH - {FAMOUS FOR MASOR JOOL (FISH CURRIES MADE OF ROU, ILLISH OR CHITOL) ;  PITIKA IS A DISH made FROM POTATO AND GARNISHED WITH CHILLIES, MUSTARD OIL AND ONION}

 

2 - MB'S SWEETS & SNACKS, LOCATED IN BABULAL PODDAR PATH, JALUKPARA - (FAMOUS FOR KACHORI)

 

3 - CHAWLA DILLIVALA, LOCATED IN KC GOGOI PATH, BORPUKHURIPAR, KHALIAMARI - (FAMOUS FOR  CHICKEN BIRYANI)


 
4 - MAMBOOZ DHABA, LOCATED IN NATIONAL HIGHWAY 37, NEAR M P JALAN PETROL PUMP, AMOLAPATTY - (FAMOUS FOR CHICKEN BUTTER MASALA)
 
5 - THE LUNCH BOX, FAST FOOD JOINT, LOCATED IN CONVOY ROAD, BOIRAGIMOTH - (FAMOUS FOR CHICKEN PULAO)
 

Weather & Quick Info Of Dibrugarh

Dibrugarh, a captivating haven of timeless charm and regal splendor, beckons travelers to immerse themselves in stories of history, culture, and serenity.

 

Dibrugarh enjoys a pleasant climate from October to March.

 

The ideal duration for exploring Dibrugarh is 1-2 days.

 

Dibrugarh boasts several nearby tourist destinations such as Tinsukia (45 km), Sivasagar (78 km), and the Kaziranga National Park (241 km), among others.

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