Tinsukia Tourism

A sanctuary of nature, it offers visitors a mix of entertainment culture and entertainment. Assam serves as the gateway to many sanctuaries and many beautiful villages in northeast India. It is about 500 km from Guwahati, picturesque landscape, rich history and culture are some of the things that attract people to Tinsukia. Dibru is home to the Sikhova National Park, which is one of the largest wildlife sanctuaries in India. It is spread over an area of ​​650 sq km and is home to the royal Bengal tiger, sambar, jungle cats, leopards, Asian elephants, Asian water buffalo and more. More than 350 species of birds can be found here. Wildlife Sanctuary 6 km away is one of the tourist attractions.

Lakhipathar is a good place for nature lovers. An important tourist destination, Dehing-Patkai is home to a wide variety of cloud leopards, Himalayan black bears, Assamese macaques, barking deer, flying foxes and birds. Lakhipathar is a good place for nature lovers to visit. It is an important agricultural and industrial area. It is one of the oldest oil refineries in India, and is also known for open cast coal mining. Visiting Rukmani Island, Brahmaputra River It is home to various species of birds and also attracts migratory birds during winters. The largest city was Tinsukia, also known as Changmai Pathar. However, its ancient name is Bangmara. It was the capital of the Muttack Empire. Being the commercial center of Assam, it produces the best quality of tea and wood products.

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Assam

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