Nambor Reserve Forest, Assam

Nambor Reserve Forest, Assam

Tourism in Assam : Nambor Reserve Forest Sightseeing
	The Nambor Reserve Forest Sightseeing The Nambor Reserve Forest is situated near at a distance of 16 kilometer on the southern side and this place is well known for the refreshing hot springs at that place. Haflong Haflong is a hill resort and it is situated at a lakeside. This is not so commercialized yet. It is the only hill stationin Assam. It is the welcoming town based around the attractive Haflong Lake. This area is mostly popular for Jatinga village, which is at a distance of few kilometers on south of Haflong. There is a uncommon orchid named 'Blue Vanda'. Accommodation Tourist Information Officer, P O Haflong. Telephone no. - 03673 22468 Jatinga It is located at a distance of 9 kilometer from Haflong and it is a very nice and stunning bird sanctuary. Here migratory birds come to visit this place in between the month of August and November each year. There is a watchtower which is provided as a good vantage point for the observers and one can see the strange behavior of the birds from here. Maibong Maibong was the capital of the Dimasa Kachari Kingdom in past and this place if situated on the Mahur River banks. It is at a distance of 47 kilometer from Haflong. Here is a stone temples and houses from the old time found in and around the place. Digboi Digboi is the very first oil fields in the whole world and it was set up here in the year 1879. It is located in the middle of a cluster of small hills. Although this place is having own resources but are drying up now days, but this region is having a substantial prospective although the manufacturing has been rigorously dislocated by the troubles of politics. Accommodation Guest House, Oil India Ltd., Digboi.  Reservation - The Administrative Officer, Oil India Ltd. (OIL), Digboi, Assam, Telephone no. - 0374 -23451 Sibsagar Sibsagar is the previously the capital of the Ahom empire and which was ruled Assam for continuous 600 years. It is significant center of tea as well as oil industries in this area. The mainly important characteristic is the enormous artificial Sibsagar Tank here, a gigantic artificial lake, which was constructed in the year 1734. There are three temple on the banks and which includes the Shiv Idol, which is maybe the tallest temple in India and dedicated to Lord Shiva. Many other attractions here also include the two-storey Rang Ghar and the double storied amphitheatre which is oval shaped, and one more seven-storey palace from 18th century which is well known as Talatal Ghar and having three underground floors and Joysagar, Joysagar is the largest lake madfe by humans in India. It is spread over an area of 318 acres and situated on the edge of this town. Dibrugarh Dibrugarh is the upper Assam plain and it is bordered by many tea lands. Here many men as well as women pluck the tea leaves at marvelous speed and dropping those leaves in the conical cane baskets strapped on the back. One can also visit the tea factory and have a beautiful travel journey.