Jorhat is famous for mosques, tombs, gardens and tea plantations. Jorhat is a culturally and commercially important city in the state of Assam. The headquarters of Jorhat district, this city is also known as the tea capital of India.
Jorhat is situated in the state of Assam, Jorhat district is also known as the tea capital of India. Here Tea plantations are the main agricultural areas around the city which also takes the shape of a tourist attraction given its simple natural attraction. There are too much many Tea gardens in jorhat who attract you automatically. Jorhat is home to other heritage sites and other natural reserves – Thengal Bhawan, Raja Maidam, Gibbon Wildlife Sanctuary and Dhekiakhowa Bornamghar are some of the major places of interest here. It draws its popularity from the world’s largest river island – Majuli – located 20 km from this town, as well as the Jorhat Gymkhana Club which is the first and the third oldest in the entire world.
Attractions Views Of Jorhat
There are lots of top visting palace in Jorhat as Majuli Island, Gibbon Wildlife Sanctuary, Kakochang Waterfalls, Gymkhana Club, Tocklai Tea Research Centre, Sukapha Samannay Kshetra, Bangalpukhari,Cinnamora Tea Estate.
How To Reach Jorhat?
Jorhat has two railway stations. The Mariani junction is located about 17 kilometres from the city centre and is the lifeline to the city. Most of the Dibrugarh-bound trains cross the Mariani Junction. The Jorhat Airport also called the Rowriah Airport is one of the important airports of Assam. It connects to Guwahati and other parts of the country.
Image Gallery of Top Hangout and Tourist Places in Dispur-Jorhat
