Abhayapuri is a small town situated in the Bongaigaon District on the National Highway 31. Located at a distance of around 200 km west of Guwahati, this town is covered with forests and hills.
It served as the capital of the ancient Bijni Kingdom, which was ruled by King Bijit Narayan alias Chandra Narayan. This ancient town was ruled by various kings like Joy Narayan, Shiv Narayan, Bijoy Narayan, Mukunda Narayan, Haridev Narayan and many more.
Khatara Satra is considered as one of the oldest Satras in Dipila, around 22 km away from Mangaldai.
Rangagora was the first capital of the Kingdom of Moran. This village is situated at a distance of around 10 km from Tinsukia. The main attraction of this village is its tea plantations.
Pengri is a village situated in Tinsukia, which is famous for its oil fields.
Bardubi is a small village situated at a distance of around 12 km from Tinsukia. Bardubi means ‘big depression’ in the local dialect. This village is surrounded by snow-capped mountains and is an ideal picnic spot.
Sadiya is a sub-divisional headquarters of the district of Tinsukia. This place was once the central market for all the tribes residing in the north-eastern region. It is popular for a temple named Tameswari, which is a Shakti worship centre of Assam. This place can be reached by crossing the Brahmaputra River through a ferry, from the Dhola Ghat.
Majbat is situated at a distance of around 12.7 km from Orang in Darrang District. This town is known for the production of jute.
Jatinga is a popular destination while visiting Silchar. Jatinga, situated in the verdant valleys of North Cachar Hills, is famous for its orange orchids. This place also attracts ornithologists and bird watchers, as it is visited by huge flocks of migratory birds every year. This place is also noted for its phenomenal 'bird suicide', wherein the migratory birds hurt themselves to cause their death.
Ranthali is a village in the Raha Tehsil and is renowned for its traditional Assamese gold plated ornaments. The village is surrounded by tribal settlements such as Dighaliati, Chaparmukh, Bagulajan, Amsoi, Dakhin and Jajial.
Raha Town is one of the prominent trade centres in Assam, for agricultural products like jute, paddy and mustard. The Fishery Training College is considered as the first of its kind and is visited by many. Raha is believed to have existed since the days of the Ahom Kingdom.