Dibrugarh is the Tea City of India, offering immersive tours of colonial tea estates. It’s the perfect blend of heritage, nature, and Assamese hospitality.

Bogibeel Bridge is the longest rail-cum-road bridge in India, offering spectacular views over the Brahmaputra. It connects Dibrugarh to Dhemaji, blending engineering with scenic beauty.

Barekuri Village is a model for wildlife conservation, where gibbons swing freely amidst the village and live in harmony with the locals. It’s a peaceful destination that showcases Assam’s natural and cultural balance.

Maguri Beel is a wetland near Dibru Saikhowa, ideal for boating, birdwatching, and spotting migratory species. It’s also famous for its picturesque sunrise.

Namphake Monastery is a serene Buddhist temple nestled in a peaceful Tai Phake village. It reflects rich Thai architecture and offers a glimpse into Assam’s Buddhist heritage.

Often called the “Pyramids of Assam,” Charaideo Maidams are royal burial mounds of the Ahom kings. These historic tombs reflect Assam’s rich cultural and architectural past.

Also called The Royal Palace of Garhgaon, Kareng Ghar was the Ahom rulers’ administrative center. The multi-storied structure showcases grandeur and war-time planning.

Shiva Dol is one of the tallest Shiva temples in India, built in 1734 in Sivasagar. Its striking dome and sacred pond draw thousands of devotees.

Rang Ghar is Asia’s oldest amphitheater built by the Ahoms, once used for watching games and sports. It’s an architectural marvel with Indo-Mongolian influences.

Talatal Ghar, part of the Ahom dynasty’s military complex, is known for its secret tunnels and underground architecture. It’s a symbol of Assam’s historical ingenuity and warfare strategy.

Jorhat Kalakshetra is a cultural hub that hosts exhibitions, theater, and traditional performances. It’s a modern tribute to Assam’s heritage and creativity.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Kaziranga is world-renowned for its one-horned rhinoceroses. It’s a haven for wildlife enthusiasts and photographers.

Perched atop Nilachal Hill, Kamakhya Temple is one of India’s most powerful Shakti Peethas. It attracts pilgrims, tantriks, and tourists alike for its spiritual aura.

Things to Carry:

Essentials:

• Valid ID proof (Aadhaar/Passport/Driving License)
• Cash (in small denominations) & ATM cards
• Personal medications and a basic first-aid kit
• Mobile phone and charger/power bank

Clothing: 

• Light, breathable clothes for daytime
• A light jacket or sweater (for early mornings in Kaziranga)
• Comfortable walking shoes
• Flip-flops or sandals
• A hat or cap for sun protection
• Raincoat / foldable umbrella (in case of rain)

Toiletries & Personal Care:

• Toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, shampoo
• Sunscreen (SPF 30+)
• Mosquito repellent (Odomos or spray)
• Hand sanitiser & tissues

Special Items for Specific Locations:

• A small backpack for day trips & safari
• Plastic covers/ziplocs (to protect electronics in case of rain)

Not Suitable for: Senior Citizens or People with Mobility Issues, Party or Nightlife Seekers

Meeting Point : Dibrugarh Airport or Railway Station

Know before you go:

• Weather Can Vary: Carry light woollens (especially for Kaziranga mornings) and rain protection, as Assam’s weather can be unpredictable.

• Cultural Sensitivity: Respect local customs, especially in tribal areas—dress modestly and ask before taking photos.

• Safari Regulations: Follow all instructions during elephant and jeep safaris in Kaziranga for safety and conservation.

• Connectivity May Be Limited: Mobile and internet signals may be weak or unavailable in remote places like Kaziranga and Maguri Beel.

• Advance Bookings Recommended: Safari slots, ferries, and guided tours have limited slots —early reservations ensure a smooth experience.

• Local Cuisine & Food Preferences: Assamese cuisine is mild and organic but may differ from typical Indian food. Inform the guides or tour manager in advance about dietary restrictions (if any)

• Environmental Responsibility: Help keep Assam clean—avoid littering, especially near rivers, parks, and heritage sites.}}