Dibrugarh is one of the natural wonders of Assam that has plenty of places to visit that will fill your heart with glee along with many adventure activities that you can indulge in, pumping your adrenaline. The pleasant climate, clear skies, and rolling hills mark a pristine natural setting that draws on tourists from various parts of the world to experience one of a kind environmental attractions. &nbsp;

If you are visiting Dibrugarh then you definitely can’t miss this spot out. This settlement is called Namphake Village, a property for many Tai Phakey families which is arranged in the exact middle of abundant beauty that is natural. The beautiful Buddhist monastery in the village, regarded as a meditation centre, is just a reason that Namphake is one of the most popular tourist places near Dibrugarh.
 
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 <li>Famous for: village exploration</li>
 <li>Best Time to Visit: October to March</li>
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Naharkatia town is emerging as a picnic that is popular in the Dibrugarh region. You can also visit the breathtaking villages, including Namphake, Sasoni Gojpuria, Merill Eco-Tourism, and Gabhoru Dolong, found in the close vicinity of the town. Another interesting spot in the town, the Vainavi Satra founded by Sriram Ata, is just a religious site. Naharkatia additionally comprises the oil pool that is oldest associated with the state of Assam.
 
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 <li>Famous for: Tea Town</li>
 <li>Best Time to Visit: October-February</li>
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You have to go if you're excited to possess some spiritual peace, the Radha Krishna Mandir is where. This is a white, Hindu shrine surrounded by breathtaking gardens being green in Jalan Nagar. The serenity of this accepted spot will relax the mind. The temple’s unique and defined style is architectural and adds to the reasons why people prefer to spend some time here.
 
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 <li>Famous for: worship</li>
 <li>Best Time to Visit: November-February</li>
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The Barbarua Maidam can be an exception in Dibrugarh’s places to see list because it is a graveyard. 14 km far from the town, this place has two primary graves of two officials who are high-ranking Ahom Dynasty. The dimensions of their graveyard are huge and you will find graves of other small officials that are ranking. The dwelling of these graves is a thing that is interesting to see.
 
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 <li>Famous for: exploration</li>
 <li>Best Time to Visit: October to February</li>
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The other of the greatest places to consult within Dibrugarh is Jokai Botanical Garden if you are a natural person. It houses several plants and creatures species. From medicinal flowers to orchids and plants being aromatic you may find everything here. To explore the Jokai Reserve, you'll be able to choose elephant rides and decide on boating. Through the migratory season, you may want to witness a range of birds into the reserve.
 
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 <li>Famous for: garden exploration</li>
 <li>Best time to visit: October-February</li>
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Dehing Namti Satra is nestled on the shore associated with the Disang River and it is one of many locations which it is famous to explore. It used to carry the importance of the Ahom Kingdom. There are some ancient relics from the time of Ahom when you explore this Satra. The annals of this destination will fascinate you which makes it a place that is amazing to see. Moreover, the green surroundings soothe your mind and permit you to inhale the fresh air.
 
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 <li>Famous for: serene location&nbsp;</li>
 <li>Best time to visit: November-February</li>
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By Air:
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 <li>The Dibrugarh Airport may be the airport that is primarily the city. The nearest international airport, Guwahati is well attached to all major metropolitan areas of Asia.</li>
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By Road:
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 <li>Daily bus solutions can be found from Guwahati, Jorhat, Tezpur Lakhimpur, Digbo, Kohima etc. to Dibrugarh. Also, there are taxi services available.</li>
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By Rail:
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 <li>Dibrugarh has two railway stations - the historic Dibrugarh Town station, which is the railway that is first into the entire North - East India and the newly built Dibrugarh station. Dibrugarh is well attached to parts of this country.</li>
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You could fall short of holiday breaks but you shall never have enough of this haven. This rejuvenating vacation recharges you sufficiently to handle your Monday blues. There are therefore locations where there are numerous visits in Dibrugarh. Don’t wait anymore, pick this guide up, get packed, plan your Assam vacation and get going.

Situated at the edge that is Indian Asia, the Lohit River is situated at the most inhabited area associated with the country's Eastern end, Kibithu has a class 4 plus river at the top alpine reaches that becomes a pool fall later on. On an exploratory expedition, you can enjoy Rafting right here through the rapids, paddling through several of the most amazing white waters, and reveling in the remote surroundings that are pristine.&nbsp;
 
Location: Dibrugarh
Best Time to Do: March to May

Putting up tents under the starlit sky watching the bright moon as the trees rustle and the streams flow will make your camping experience one of a kind at Dibrugarh. Light up a mesmerizing bonfire as you talk about anything and everything under the sky munching marshmallows and kebabs enjoying the cool breeze.
 
Location: Dibrugarh
Best Time to Do: November-February

Another expedition that must not be missed while at Dibrugarh is trekking as you climb along the rocky terrains, the forest paths watching the rare flora and fauna clicking as many pictures as you want and enjoying the walk amongst Nature. After the moderately difficult walk, the view from the top will drain all your exhaustion.
 
Location: Dibrugarh
Best Time to Do: October to March

Angling happens to be popular in Assam’s Jia Bhoroli considering that the reign is associated with Britishers. An incredible snowy and river that is sparkling swirls down the rocky hill selection of A.P, while the dense Balipara Forest Reserve, leading to fiery rapids and gorges since it joins the 'Brahmaputra', Jia Bhoroli the most fascinating rivers, ideal for naturalists, anglers and adventure tourists.
 
Location: Dibrugarh
Best Time to Do: October to March

Spread over 111.19 sq. kilometres, Dehing Patkai in the Tinsukia district has three components: Dirk Rainforest, Upper Dihing River, and Jeypore. Additionally falls under two elephant reserves: Dehing Patkai Elephant Reserve &amp; Dibru – Deomali. This rainforest is four-layered with a humongous variety of plants and creatures including species of Orchids and crazy Bananas rendering it the foremost choice for Dibrugarh sightseeing.
 
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 <li>Famous for: jungle exploration</li>
 <li>Best Time to Visit: September to March</li>
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Blessed with rains almost throughout, this forest tops the range of Dibrugarh tourist attractions because of its biodiversity for 12 months. Come here discover yourself surrounded by 102 types of Orchids and tall woods which are long up to the height of 50 meters. Ajae, Segun, Nahar, Bohot, and Sam are the other woods that can be common here. Hornbills, Leopards, Flying Squirrels, Pythons, Spotted Deer, and Langurs are also visible.
 
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 <li>Famous for: jungle safari</li>
 <li>Best Time to Visit: February-April</li>
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