Dimapur to Dibrugarh Flights

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Dibrugarh, the second biggest city in Assam after Guwahati, is located on the banks of the Brahmaputra River in Upper Assam. On the north, south, and east, Dibrugarh is bordered by cities like Tinsukia, Sibsagar, and Dhemaji, as well as the state of Arunachal Pradesh. Three locations, including Dibrugarh, account for over half of India's Assam tea crop, earning Dibrugarh the well-deserved name of "Tea City of India." Another important sector in this region is oil. Dibrugarh is a fast-rising city in Assam that is increasingly establishing itself as a communication powerhouse. The city features a well-developed transportation infrastructure as well as a multitude of tourist attractions that draw visitors to this lovely city.

Tourist attractions in Dibrugarh

• Dehing Patkai Wildlife Sanctuary: Assam's lone rainforest is Dehing Patkai. It is divided into three sections: Dirok Rainforest, Upper Dihing River, and Jeypore, and is located partially in Dibrugarh and partly in Tinsukia district. This four-layered rainforest is home to a huge diversity of flora and animals, including Orchid varieties and wild bananas, making it the best place to visit in Dibrugarh.
• Jeypur Rainforest: The well-known Joypur Rainforest covers an area of 108 square kilometres. The forest is a notable tourist attraction in the area because of its abundance of species. Look forward to seeing the 102 different orchid species that are grown here, as well as the 50-meter-tall Hollong tree. Elephants, Hornbills, Leopards, Flying Squirrels, Pythons, Spotted Deer, and Langurs are among the creatures that may be found here because of the natural surroundings.
• Radha Krishna Temple: The Radha Krishna Mandir is the place to go if you want to experience some spiritual tranquillity. In Jalan Nagar, there is a white Hindu temple surrounded by magnificent green gardens. The peacefulness of this location will help you unwind. People come to the temple for a variety of reasons, including the temple's distinct and defined architectural style.
• Namphake Village: Namphake Village, a Tai Phakey community 37 kilometres outside the city, is home to numerous Tai Phakey households. You will receive the feelings of this area the instant you walk here, as it is set in the heart of immense natural beauty and adjacent to the river Burhi Dihing. Namphake is one of the most famous tourist destinations near Dibrugarh because of the gorgeous Buddhist monastery in the hamlet, which is also used as a meditation centre.
• Shri Jagannath Temple: Dibrugarh's Shri Jagannath Temple is a replica of the Jagannath Temple in Puri, Odisha. This temple, also known as Shikshetra Dhaam, is located near the Mahatma Gandhi Park in Khanikar.

Best time to visit Dibrugarh

You should visit Dibrugarh between October and March if you want to get the most out of your vacation. The winter months are the most favourable, making a trip to the dense jungles or temples a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

Hotels near Dibrugarh airport

• Hotel Tea City
• Hotel Natraj
• Hotel Tree Fern
• Tulip Residency
• Hotel Devika
• Hotel Rainbow Regis
• Comfort Hotel
• Hotel Raj Palace

Dibrugarh airport facilities

• ATMs and cash machines
• Car rentals
• Lost and found
• Free trolleys
• Free medical facilities
• Parking

Dimapur, being a popular destination, is the home to Nagaland’s only airport and railway station. Despite being contemporary in every way, there are several remains in the city's centre that testify of the vestiges of the Dimasa Kachari Kingdom. Dimapur is claimed to have been the historic capital of the Dimasa Kachari monarchs.