Dhubri – Assam’s Historic Gateway on the Brahmaputra
Located in western Assam along the mighty Brahmaputra River, Dhubri is known for its rich history, spiritual landmarks, and cultural diversity. Often called the “Land of Harmony”, it is home to ancient temples, revered mosques, Sikh shrines, and scenic river views.
Plan Your TripHistorical & Cultural Heritage
- 🕌 Gurdwara Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib – Sacred Sikh shrine with thousands of visitors.
- 🛕 Chakrasila Wildlife Sanctuary & Temples – Religious sites and rare golden langurs.
- 🕌 Panj Pir Dargah – A landmark of communal harmony and spiritual devotion.
Natural Beauty & Riverfront Charm
- 🌊 Riverside Views – Boat rides, walks, and Brahmaputra sunsets.
- 🌿 Chakrasila Sanctuary – Biodiversity hotspot with golden langurs and birdlife.
- 🍃 Green Landscapes – Tea plantations and hills around Dhubri.
Why Visit Dhubri?
- Blend of history, spirituality, and nature.
- Temples, Gurdwaras & dargahs symbolizing harmony.
- Peaceful Brahmaputra riverfront experiences.
- Explore Chakrasila Sanctuary & golden langurs.
- Ideal for pilgrims, culture lovers, and nature seekers.
FAQs About Dhubri
Q1: What is Dhubri famous for?
Dhubri is famous for Sikh shrines, dargahs, temples, and Chakrasila Sanctuary.
Q2: How can I reach Dhubri?
Dhubri is connected by road, rail, and waterways. The nearest airport is Guwahati.
Q3: What is the best time to visit Dhubri?
October to March is ideal for sightseeing and river experiences.
Plan Your Dhubri Trip
With its historic temples, Sikh shrines, natural sanctuaries, and scenic riverside views, Dhubri is where culture meets harmony. Discover Assam’s historic gateway on the Brahmaputra.
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