Reasons to Visit Tinsukia

Reasons to Visit Tinsukia

Tinsukia is a city in Assam, India. It is located on the banks of the Brahmaputra River. Tinsukia is known for its rich culture and history, which dates back to ancient times. The city has many Buddhist temples and churches as well as Hindu shrines and mosques.

The beautiful Tilinga Mandir, famous for its thousands of bells

The Tilinga Mandir, located in the town of Tinsukia, is famous for its thousands of bells. The temple is a popular tourist attraction for Hindus and Buddhists alike. It is also used as a place of worship by people from all over India who come to visit its rich cultural heritage.

To get there: From Kolkata or New Delhi, it takes about 6 hours by train to reach Agartala (the state capital). From there you can take an autorickshaw or private car for about 1 hour drive to reach this temple complex near Dibrugarh town which lies on NH-04 highway between Dhubri district & Lakhimpur district. You may need to hire a driver if you are traveling alone as there are no public transportation options available until reaching your Tinsukia hotel after arrival into Assam's capital city!

The serene Dehing Patkai Wildlife Sanctuary, home to a variety of flora and fauna

The serene Dehing Patkai Wildlife Sanctuary is a home to a variety of flora and fauna. It is located in the heart of Tinsukia district and offers tourists an opportunity to experience nature up close.

Located at an elevation ranging from 500m to 1600m above sea level, this sanctuary boasts some of India's finest wildlife species including tigers, leopards, elephants and deer. It also has several species of birds like peacocks, partridges etc., which attract tourists year round!

The center houses different types of animals including monkeys which can be seen on their tours through the park area during monsoon season when they come down from higher altitudes due to heavy rainfall in other parts of Northeast India (Lakhimpur district). The center also houses many reptiles such as snakes; however these are kept safely away from public areas so as not to scare visitors away from visiting this beautiful place!

The historical Digboi Oil Refinery, the oldest operating refinery in India

The Digboi Oil Refinery is located in the Digboi district of Assam. It was built in 1911, and still operates today as an important tourist attraction for both castes-Hindus like to visit this temple to worship Lord Shiva or Vishnu, Buddhists come here because it has a large temple complex with a dharma chakra (wheel) inside it. There are many shops and restaurants Tinsukia at the refinery that sells souvenirs related to tourism such as T-shirts featuring images of various gods on them!

You can take a bus from Guwahati to reach Tinsukia from Guwahati; there are half-day tours available if you want something shorter than full day tours but still get around some interesting places along with seeing some beautiful scenery during your journey so don't hesitate!

The scenic Dibru-Saikhowa National Park, known for its biodiversity and eco-tourism

The park is home to a variety of flora and fauna, including leopards, tigers and elephants. It also has one of the largest populations of Asiatic lions in India.

The park is a popular destination for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts alike. It's not just the wildlife but also the scenery that makes this place so special—the Dibru River cuts through thick forested areas with hillsides covered in tea plantations on both sides; it’s an ideal spot for birdwatching since there are around 140 species found here!

Visitors can enjoy their stay at Tinsukia by taking public transport from Guwahati or Shillong (both take about four hours) before reaching Dibru-Saikhowa National Park via taxi or auto rickshaw from either city. After spending some time exploring its beauty and learning more about its rich biodiversity or simply watching migratory birds fly overhead while enjoying a picnic lunch under some shady trees near one of its lakeside viewpoints – you will surely be convinced why this place should be on your list when planning your next trip abroad!

The vibrant Tinsukia Market, where you can shop for local handicrafts and souvenirs

The Tinsukia Market is one of the most vibrant in Assam and a great place to shop for local handicrafts, souvenirs and food. You can also find clothes, crafts and other items that you need.

The market runs from 6am to midnight on Sundays and public holidays (including Christmas Day). It's open five days a week: Monday through Saturday; Sunday; and public holidays like Christmas – so there's plenty to see here!

The ancient Shiva Dham Temple, a revered pilgrimage site for Hindus

The Tinsukia region has the highest number of temples in Assam, with over 10 temples spread across the town.

The Shiva Dham Temple is located in the town of Dibrugarh and is considered to be one of India's most sacred pilgrimage sites for Hindus and Buddhists alike. It is also known as "The Trikuta" or "Three-Headed" because it houses three deities: Shiva (the god), Vishnu (the preserver) and Brahma (creator). The temple dates back to around 1740 A.D., making it one of oldest structures found in Assam today.

It was built by King Pratap Malla who ruled Tinsukia during 16th century A.D.; however, no records exist about when exactly this temple was constructed or what inspired him during its construction process

The picturesque Maguri-Motapung Beel, a birdwatcher's paradise

The Maguri-Motapung Beel is a birdwatcher's paradise. It is a protected area and it is also popular among birdwatchers who come here to see the birds in their natural habitat. You can even spot some rare species of birds like kites and vultures here, which are not commonly seen in other parts of India.

The Maguri-Motapung Beel is located at the foothills of the Himalayas, making it an ideal place for watching migratory birds that come up from Central Asia during winter months when temperatures drop below freezing point (0°C). This makes this region one of India's best places to view nature at its most spectacular as visitors get to witness some unusual animal behavior patterns as well as enjoy picturesque scenery throughout their stay here!

The adventurous river rafting experience on the Brahmaputra River

You can raft on the Brahmaputra River.

You can raft in a group.

You can raft in a private boat or canoe.

If you prefer to go solo, there are plenty of other ways to get down river: kayaks and rafts are available for hire if you don't have your own gear or want to try something different!

The best time of year for this activity is between November through March due to low water levels. If it's not the right season yet then don't worry! There will still be plenty of fun activities around town such as hiking through Joypur Rainforest or visiting Muthganga Temple (the oldest temple in Assam), which is also famous for its ancient paintings depicting local culture and traditions.

The tranquil Joypur Rainforest, perfect for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts

The Joypur Rainforest is a popular tourist destination, perfect for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts. It has been declared an Ecological Sanctuary by the Ministry of Environment and Forests, making it one of the most important wildlife sanctuaries in India. The forest is home to many animals including tigers, leopards and elephants which can be seen easily on tours organized by local tour operators.

Joypur Railway Station is located at Joypur Road (NH-31). It is connected with all parts of Assam through railway network.[2][3]There are two railway stations in Tinsukia district: one at Joypur Road near NH-31 [4]and another at Barpeta Road near NH 52 [5], both have trains running towards Dharmsala/Kaziranga National Park every day except Sundays.[6][7].

There are more than half dozen passenger trains operated by Indian Railways running between Guwahati/Dibrugarh/Silchar via Kolkata via Bokakhat - Jorhat - Siliguri - Darjeeling etc.,[8].The nearest airport from Tinsukia is Bagdogra Airport situated around 30 km away from town itself[9]

The ancient Bhairav Kund Temple, a sacred site for Hindus and Buddhists

The Bhairav Kund Temple is located in the town of Bhairav Kund. It is dedicated to the goddess Bhairavi, who is said to be over 1,000 years old and famous for her annual festival held every year on March 13th. This temple was built by King Pratap Singha around 1450 AD and is said to be one of the oldest Temples and pilgrimage sites in Tinsukia.

It's one of only two temples dedicated solely towards this deity (the other being at Satgachhi), so you'll have plenty of opportunity to catch a glimpse into what it might have looked like when it first came into existence centuries ago!

The colonial-era railway station, a fine example of British architecture.

The railway station is a fine example of British architecture, and it's one of the most popular tourist destinations in Tinsukia. This colonial-era station offers visitors an opportunity to learn about its rich history and discover its many attractions.

The Tiniali Mandir, which has been built by the British during their rule over Assam state, is also located near the railway station. It is known locally as "Tiniali" (Tiniali Mandir). The Sadar Bazaar area nearby features an old church that was once used as a Christian place of worship before being converted into Hinduism by then colonial masters who had taken over control after they conquered India from Britain back in 1857 AD!

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Tinsukia is a city that has seen a lot of changes over the years, but one thing that hasn’t changed is its charm and beauty. We would love to welcome you in Tinsukia and show you around this beautiful city!