Best attraction tourist Places in Dibrugarh, Assam to Pamper Your Soul

Places to visit in Dibrugarh:
 

1. DEHING PATKAL WILDLIFE SANCTUARY

Dehing Patkai is a beautiful rainforest in Assam and is spread over an area of approximately 111 sq. km. Some parts of the wildlife sanctuary are located in Dibrugarh while some spill over into the Tinsukia district. Dehing Patkai Wildlife Sanctuary is divided into 3 main parts, namely Dirok Rainforest, Upper Dihing River, and Jeypore. 
 

2. DINJOY SATRA

The tourist spot of Dinjoy Satra is situated around 5 km towards the north of Chabua Township. It was a Satra found by Aniruddha Dev at Bisnubalikakunshi village towards North Lakhimpur that was later shifted to Khutiaputa.
 

3. NAMPHAKE VILLAGE

Set up in the middle of abundant natural beauty and next to the river Burhi Dihing, you will get the vibes of this place the moment you step here. The people living here are followers of Buddhism and Namphake speaks for itself. The beautiful Buddhist monastery in the village, considered a meditation center, is a major reason why Namphake is one of the most popular tourist places near Dibrugarh. A significant spot in the monastery is the Ashokan Pillar and the Buddhist Pagoda.
 

4. SHRI JAGANNATH TEMPLE

The temple here is considered to be a replica of its counterpart in Puri. It’s also known as Shikshetra Dham and is located close to the Mahatma Gandhi Park at Khanikar.  Apart from this, there are many other temples that one can visit in the city. Raidongia Dol is one of the main shrines in the city. There were once 24 statues here of which only 14 are present today. Each of the statues is approximately 45 feet high. Notably, the temple was initially dedicated to Lord Vishnu. However, later it came to be known as Shiva Dol.
 

5. RAIDONGIA DOL

Among all the monuments in Dibrugarh, the Raidongia Dol is one of the most famous one, located in Larua Mouza in Kalakhowa region, near Dihingia Barbarua road, the Raidongia Doll is of a height of about 45 ft, and is a magnificent structure.

Community Pick:
 

1. DEHING PATKAL WILDLIFE SANCTUARY

Dehing Patkai is a beautiful rainforest in Assam and is spread over an area of approximately 111 sq. km. Some parts of the wildlife sanctuary are located in Dibrugarh while some spill over into the Tinsukia district. Dehing Patkai Wildlife Sanctuary is divided into 3 main parts, namely Dirok Rainforest, Upper Dihing River, and Jeypore.