Tea estates & heritage bungalows
Rolling tea gardens circle the city, and some old planters’ bungalows now host guests for tea-tourism stays.
Tea city on the Brahmaputra
Dibrugarh is surrounded by tea estates with grand old bungalows. It is a base for rainforest trips, river cruises and the Bogibeel bridge.
4 sights and experiences.
Rolling tea gardens circle the city, and some old planters’ bungalows now host guests for tea-tourism stays.
The 4.94 km rail-cum-road bridge across the Brahmaputra to Dhemaji — a striking sight, especially at sunset.
Assam’s lowland rainforest, spread over Dibrugarh and Tinsukia districts, with hoolock gibbons, hornbills and elephants.
Watch the sunset from the embankment; Dibrugarh is also a start or end point for many Brahmaputra river cruises.
October to April.
By airDibrugarh Airport (Mohanbari, DIB), about 15 km from the city.
By trainDibrugarh (DBRG) — terminus of the Rajdhani Express and the Vivek Express to Kanyakumari, one of India’s longest train routes.
By roadAbout 440 km from Guwahati.