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Bardubi

This scenic and mesmerizing small village is located 12 km from Tinsukia. It is surrounded by towering snow capped peaks.

Located 17km from Tinsukia, the Bell Temple is a major attraction of the town. It is dedicated to Lord Shiva. Also known as the Tilinga Temple, where 'Tilinga' stands for 'bell', a huge banyan tree which stands in the complex is tied all over with pretty bells by devotees. They believe that by doing so, their wishes will be fulfilled.

Bherjan-Borjan-Padumoni Wildlife Sanctuary

Just 6km from Tinsukia, it is a popular tourist attraction. Various species of animals including species like hoolock gibbon, stump tailed macaque, capped langur, common macaque and slow loris can be found here.

This Wildlife Park spans an area of over 110 sq. km. It is home to a number of beautiful and rare birds, such as white-winged wood duck, slender-billed vulture, white-backed vulture and so many more along with the various species of animals. It is a great place to visit.

Famous as the Oil City of Assam, this town houses the oldest refinery of India. Crude oil was discovered here in the late 19th century. It is a primary source for raising the economic status of Tinsukia district. However, the city is more than just oil. It is also known for its golf courses which are traces left by British colonialism. Dolls made of wax and traditional textiles are also found. Tourists can find accommodation in Italian-style architecture apartments and guest houses. There is an interesting story as to how the town got its name. It is believed that it is derived from the phrase "dig-boy-dig" as said by the English to the labourers digging for crude oil. It can be seen from lush green tea gardens that the town nestles cosily in the lap of Mother Nature, quite unaffected by the whole industrial scenario. Ornithologists and bird watchers will be delighted to visit because of the diversity of the birds that are sighted here. A whopping 453 number of species have been spotted including the black-breasted parrotbill, Jerdon’s babbler and marsh babbler. Read More

This small town is located only 15 km from Tinsukia. It is well known for its tea plantations.

Famous for its Tea Gardens, this is another attraction of Tinsukia. The plantation here is known as the Hindustan Lever's Doomdooma Tea Gardens. The Doomdooma Reserve Forest is another place you may visit.

This place is 6 km from Margherita and is known for the Indo-Burma Highway. This highway is about 430 km long and was built during the World War II.

This is the starting point of the historic Stilwell Road. It is situated in the Patkai foothills on the Assam-Arunachal Pradesh border. The Tangsa Naga tribe is the main tribal community residing in this town.

The Na-Pukhuri is the biggest attraction of the town. This is a group of nine lakes on the periphery of the town. It is a historical monument built during the period of King Sarbananda Singha. The central tank is the most popular out of all. It covers over 10 acres and is filled with natural water. Due to its area and method of filling, it is also called a Lake. It has been developed as a tourist attraction. A 400 m long tiled pathway and 1200 m of pucca jogging pathway has been constructed along with placement of a number of playing equipment. This park also has a triple cascade fountain in its central area. Read More