Jorhat Tourism

Jorhat is a lovely city and known as the Tea capital of the world, all because of the multitudinous number of tea plantations here. It is an administrative district of the Indian state of Assam situated in the central part of the Brahmaputra Valley.

The city is also home to the eminent historical monuments of Assamese culture. It not only enables the suburb to be one of the largest tea producers, but tea plantations have been an integral part of Jorhat's history.

Key attractions are the Manjuli Islands which possess the credit of being the largest riverine island within the world. Declared as a world natural heritage site by UNESCO, this place includes a rich cultural and religious association. Other places to visit are Kakochang Waterfalls, Tocklai Tea Research Centre, Gibbon Wildlife Sanctuary and many more.

In the course of your stay at jorhat, once can marvel at the famous raja maidam park, visit nimati ghat early in the morning, head out to the famous burigosain devalay temple, and sukapha samannay kshetra.

You will surely be able to spend some wonderful time at these places as they offer amazing experiences that will last for a lifetime. The trip to the famous kaziranga national park will give you insights about the wild animals living in their natural environment. The interaction with them will be amazing  and  you will get to observe  them closely as well as have fun with them.