A Historic Visit to Dibrugarh to Escape the Crowds of Vacation

Vacation time often involves crowded tourist spots and popular places, all flocked with tourists from all walks of life. But most of the people do not wish to travel during such peak times, when all the hotels and resorts are bustling with tourists, all the picturesque spots reserved by girls taking selfies and all the popular monuments littered with garbage. 

 

If you want to be far away from such a bustling vacation, visit Dibrugarh in the state of Assam. This peaceful and serene place is a perfect getaway for all those who wish to escape from the maddening crowd of the popular tourist places of India, as the north-eastern India is not so popular yet, among the regular tourists. To reach Dibrugarh, you can follow the train route. Trains from many major Indian cities run to Assam. A train from Delhi, the 14056 train also goes to Dibrugarh after covering a few stations in between. Check the 14056 running status and know all the essential details you need to know for the journey. Check in advance all the details like the departure time, total time of journey, arrival time etc.

After reaching Dibrugarh, here are all the places you must visit here for a perfect excursion with your family and friends.

1. Barbarua Maidam: 14 km from Dibrugarh near the NH 37, is the popular place of Barbarua Maidam. It includes two adjacent revered graveyards of the honourable officials of Ahom Dynasty, Dihingia Barbarua and Deka Dihingia Barbarua. There are several other graveyards erected in the place, to honour the soldiers of that regime.

2. Koli Aai Than: this famous spot in Dibrugarh is dedicated to the daughter of the head priest of Dibaru Satra of Assam, Koli Aai. Satra was in the dire need of a male heir, but could not get one, due to which it started disappearing. Koli Aai kept Satra alive by being its soul, enlightening the people with her thoughts and beliefs. Since then, it is believed that Koli Aai is blessed with holy powers and her sermons still vivify the place. Do not fail to visit this enchanting place.

3. Lekai Chetia Maidam: this graveyard is dedicated to Lekai Chetia, an official of the Ahom kingdom. This important and revered place is located in Sessa area near Mankato road in Dibrugarh.
   
   

4. Sarumechlow and Bormechow Maidam: these two graveyards are believed to be of the queens of King Khampha Khura of the Ahom regime, Sarumechlow and Bormech Low. They are located in the Lengeri mouza locality of Dibrugarh. The place is so peaceful and surrounded by heath covered moors. It is a place which peps the interest of the history lovers. Must visit and explore such relics of history.

5. Dehing Satra: this was a very popular satra during the period of the Ahom king Rajeswar Singha. Its ruins are still seen on the banks of the Dehing river under Laura mouza in Dibrugarh. The place is breathtakingly beautiful and serene, and one can even enjoy photographing the spectacular vistas.

So what is the wait for? Have you checked the 14056 running status yet?

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Atul Chaudhary is a travel enthusiast and passionate travel writer for an online travel search engine in India. India is one of his favourite tourist places. He also explore Places to visit in India, best hotels, holidays tour packages and trains information like: Bangalore to Goa train, 12304 running status, etc.