Dibrugarh & Upper Assam

Dibrugarh is surrounded by some of the oldest and most prestigious tea estates in the world (Jalan Tea Estate, Mancotta, Chowkidinghee). Walk through lush emerald plantations, observe traditional tea plucking, and breathe in the fresh aroma of orthodox Assam tea.

One of the world's great rivers flows right by Dibrugarh. Enjoy golden sunset boat rides, calm riverside walks, and witness the unique biodiversity of the river ecosystem - including rare sightings of the endangered Gangetic river dolphin.

A world-renowned biodiversity hotspot bounded by the Brahmaputra and Dibru rivers. Home to rare wild feral horses, White-winged Wood Ducks, Hoolock Gibbons, and hundreds of migratory bird species.

Explore the vibrant local markets of Dibrugarh town. Shop for world-famous Assam Silk (Muga, Eri, and Paat), handmade bell-metal crafts, authentic Jolpan sweets, and traditional Assamese cane furniture.

Located in Namphake village near Naharkatia, this tranquil monastery is inhabited by the Tai-Phake community. Admire traditional stilted bamboo houses, a centuries-old pagoda, and peaceful Buddhist chants.

Known as the "Amazon of the East," this lowland tropical rainforest is rich in wild elephants, leopards, orchids, and dense canopies. Perfect for trekking and guided nature walks.