Top 4 Fascinating Hill Stations of Assam

Unique travelers spot, strong tradition, calming beauty, holy river, sacred atmosphere, endless exciting secrets. Assam one of the seven sisters of Northeastern India, a vibrant culture, stunning nature and glorious history. In Assam, tributes are paid to the wildlife reserves, where one horn rhino resides, which claimed for the famous mascots of Assam tourism.

The treasure of diverse history and natural beauty, this the least searched area which provides tourists insulated untouched aura. A breathtaking land of mighty rivers, tea plantations and expanses of wild forests. The top spot in the list of biodiversity spots in the world.

Overview 

The state sharing international boundaries with Bhutan and Bangladesh and showing its beauty and rich culture as fascinating. Assam is one of the beautiful places of India, which an unexpected and enchanting gateway in the north-eastern part of India. This state a paradise for tourists with magnificent hills, Brahmaputra river, rich wildlife, and diverse flora and fauna.

In Assam, there are winters from November to March and the best time to visit Assam because dry during these months. Cold days are cold in the days of cold. By the time of April in the spring of May, there a change in the spring, until the climate warm. The summer season lasts till September and their heavy rainfall in Assam in July-September. In the month of October and mid-November, there is a pleasant day and night with occasional rains.

Top 4 hill stations of Assam

Haflong

A stunning hill station at the elevation of 680 meters in the Cachar region of Assam. It is a residential area with a people of approximately 40000 people. Renowned for its magnificent glory of hills and surrounded valleys with valleys and enormous trees. Haflong is a heaven for the ornithologist.

Jatinga Haflong a city located on the shore. Haflong found 355 km from Guwahati and 84 km from Silchar. A railway station in Haflong, which 3 km from the primary city. Lumding Junction Railway Station 60 km away. The local headquarters of Northern Cachar Hills. Haflong a place where there are satisfactory blue plantations, pineapples, and oranges. In addition to its beautiful splendor, Haflong’s hills are also popular for its blossoming, including orchids, for example, Blue Wanda, unusual species of feathers, pineapple, peaches, and oranges.

Maibang

Mibang a city group of Assam’s Dima Hasao district. Mibang also one of the three sub-divisions of Dima Hasao district. Once the capital of Dimasa Kachari. According to the etymology, the name derived from the two Dimasa words ‘Mai’ and ‘Bang’, which indicates that “lots of rice” (Mai means food and bung means a lot). From the sixteenth to the eighteenth century, Mibang the capital of the past. The remains of the place can still be found on the eastern coast of Mahur, south of Mibang and in different parts of Dima Hasao area.

The most famous “Stone House” from all the popular places (called “Longatai Ni Now” in Dimasa) arranged on the banks of the Mahur river on South Maibang.

Jatinga

Home for birds are widely known and famous stories revolve around birds. In addition, during the months of August to November, migratory birds fly for this place and this site becomes the center of attraction for the nerves of the ornithologists. In addition, birds are also said to be caught, roasted and eaten. The climate very beautiful and the scenic scenes keep adding to the mind and heart of tourists at this time.

Umrangso

In the Dima Hasao area of Assam, there a small modern city, which a popular tourist destination in the name of Umarango. Isolation between the city and the Duma Hasao area base camp, Haflong approximately 112 km.

There are various large businesses in the city of Umrangso, for example, with Neppak’s Kopili Hydro Electric Project, a couple of solid processing plants, for example, NECEM Bond, Vinay Concert, and so forth. The city amazing with slopes and rich greenery. An ideal place to see some days between the abundance of nature. There are some dinners nearby, who serve fish and meat to tourists. The development of tourism in the hills is somewhat affected by the political conditions of the region.