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Bahikhowa Maidam

During the rule of Rajeswar Singha, Bahikhowa Dasarath Dowerah Borphukan was the Chief of the Army Staff of Ahoms or the Borphukan. This maidam is dedicated to him and is located in the Khowang Tea Estate, but is presently in ruins. There are 3 more small maidams located very close to the Bahikhowa Maidam.

The maidam (ancient burial mound of royalty and aristocracy) consists of two ancient graveyards, said to be devoted to high ranked officials. There are two other in the area, devoted to dead soldiers.

This tourist destination is located on the banks of Disang River in Sasoni Mouza and is around 8 miles from Naharkatiya town. Currently, the main branch of the Satra is located at Namti in Nazira. Earlier, this satra was located between Sariyahtoli and Hologuri roads in the Dibrugarh District. Dehing Namti Satra was found by Binandashyam Gohain who had a follower named Lachit Borphukan.

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. In due course of time and after many disturbances, the Satra was named as Dinjoy Satra when it was brought to Dinjan at Chabua. Since then, it has been kept at the present site and is popularly called as Dinjoy Satra.

The Lekai Chetia Maidam is located near the Mankota road at Sessa and is presently known as Thaan, which means a religious institution. This big maidam has a site towards its north, which is known as Lekai. It is dedicated to Lekai Chetia, which is the name of an officer of the Ahom kingdom under Swragodeo Pratapsingha.

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.

These two maidams are the graveyards of the two queens of King Sukhampha Khura, belonging to the Ahom regime - Bormechow and Sarumechlow. These are the graves of the royalty in that region. These are situated in the locality of Lengeri mouza in the Dibrugarh City.

Chamba shopping scene is popular for handicrafts, the really-in-demand chappals and pickles. Here's where you can find them!

Assam is popular for its resplendent tea gardens spanning over acres and acres of land. When in Dibrugarh, you should definitely take a tour of one. Boasting of scintillating greenery, you can watch the tea pickers at work, and gain an insight into the tea making process. You can also taste premium quality tea here and take back some with you.