Best places: Museums in Dibrugarh, India

👍👍 Visit this sacred place with your family, friends and feel the patriotism and bravery of our Hero Bir Lachit Borphukon. There is a small museum near the maidam. Don't forget to see the Phukon pukhuri. This is a very good place to bring small kids as the place have a park. This place is approximately...

👍👍 Uttaran Museum, a private museum in Joysagar. An effort of one individual to collect and showcase the culture of the region. He has built a museum and a historical research centre ‘Uttaran’ on his own effort at his residence and has thrown it open for the public.The collection is impressive and effo...

👍 Nice museum by Coal India gives glimpse of coal industry. Could be relevant in future as coal is a sunset industry. One learns about how coal mining began in the area and role it played in local economy. Also, how the town came to be called Margherita. Maintenance could be better as some exhibits ar...

👍 It is not just like a park, it is a historical place or you can say a Museum about the train or it's a track or the railway system. The park is situated nearby the new Tinsukia station parking area. The park is too good for such bring your children, family, tourist. The park has a great environment...

👍👍 THIS IS TOO MUCH AMAZING TO SEE THE MUSEUM.MANY HISTORICAL EVIDENCE WHICH ARE LINKED TO THE AHOM DYNASTY ARE PRESERVED MUCH CAREFULLY AT THIS PLACE WHICH ARE AS LIKE AS DIAMONDS OF THE DISTRICT SIVASAGAR...?

👍👍 This is an exuberantly carved edifice built by Ahom king Rudra Singha (CE 1696-1714). It is dedicated to the name of the architect ‘Ghanashyam’ who built the masonry buildings, temples and other structures at Joysagar locality. The monument is made of brick masonry It is rectangular in plan resembli...

👍👍 Best place for evening walk and enjoying tea

🫤 as it is a corridor to Brahmaputra Vally (Dhemaji, Lakhimpur) still no proper facilities are available, toilet, foodcart, Rest house etc

👍👍 Really awesome spiritual place

👍👍 Mask making is one of the most famous traditional crafts still practiced in Majuli. Masks are an integral part of Sattriya culture. This mask are traditionally used for religious dance and dramas (Bhaona, to be specific). This mask are helping to provide a physical form to the puranic characters...