Bogibeel Bridge
At 4.94 km, one of India’s longest rail-cum-road bridges, linking Dhemaji with Dibrugarh across the Brahmaputra.
Mising culture, wild rivers and the Bogibeel bridge
Dhemaji, at the foot of the Arunachal hills, is home to large Mising, Deori and Bodo communities. Visit for river landscapes, the colourful Ali-Aye-Ligang festival and the giant Bogibeel bridge.
Nearby: Across the border in Arunachal Pradesh (Inner Line Permit needed): the Malinithan temple ruins at Likabali.
4 sights and experiences.
At 4.94 km, one of India’s longest rail-cum-road bridges, linking Dhemaji with Dibrugarh across the Brahmaputra.
The Mising festival that marks the start of sowing, held in February with Gumrag dances and feasts in the villages.
A wetland sanctuary on the Dhemaji–Lakhimpur border with many resident and winter birds.
A Himalayan river with wide stony beds that crosses the district — village life along its banks is lovely in winter.
October to March. Ali-Aye-Ligang, the Mising spring festival, falls in February.
By airDibrugarh Airport via the Bogibeel bridge, or Lilabari (North Lakhimpur, about 70 km).
By trainDhemaji and Silapathar stations on the Rangapara North–Murkongselek line; Bogibeel links to Dibrugarh.
By roadAbout 445 km from Guwahati via NH 15.