Pawan Hans Helicopter Service, Itanagar, NaharLagun, Pasighat.
By train
Dibrugarh has two railway stations - the historic Dibrugarh Town station(DBRT), which is the first railway station in the entire North - East India and the newly built Dibrugarh station (DBRG). Dibrugarh is connected by Train with New Delhi, Chandigarh, Amritsar, Bengaluru, Chennai, Kanyakumari, Kolkata, New Jalpaiguri, Guwahati, Dimapur etc. Dibrugarh is the only non - capital city in India to have the Rajdhani Express originating from and terminating in it. 9 (nine) Rajdhani Express trains in a week ply from and to the Dibrugarh Town station and 1 (one) Rajdhani Express train in a week ply from and to the Dibrugarh station.
By bus
Daily bus services are available to Guwahati and Kohima.
Get around
By bus
Bus rides are the cheapest mode of transport. There are city buses which covers the whole district. Most of them operate during day time only.
By rickshaw
Auto rickshaws are good for moving around the city in shoe-string budget.
By motorcycle
Best way to reach Dibrugarh and move around the town is by riding a motorcycle in a group, which is conducted as guided motorcycle tours in the state of Assam and adjoining states.
See
Radhakrishna Mandir A temple, built of marble stones Near Assam Medical College campus.
Tilinga Mandir. A temple having many bells, 54 kms. Eastwards from Dibrugarh city centre.
Jokai Botanical Garden. A botanical garden run by the Forestry Department of Assam, famous for its flora and fauna.
Aye Than. A traditional Assamese temple located on the banks of the Brahmaputra.
Mahatma Gandhi Udyan, Khanikar Chariali (towards East). A newly developed park for recreation, one of the bests in North East.
Brahmaputra River Bank. See the the majesticity of Nature's gift to this land, the mighty Brahmaputra.
Lakshminath Bezbaruah Udyan. A park for recreation in Dibrugarh city.
Do
Brahmaputra River. Sit there and watch the sunset & sunrise.
Tea gardens, Enjoy the beauty of Nature going through tea garden in the Dibrugarh city.
Jogging at Chowkidinghee Field, Mankota Road (towards East). Refresh you health in the morning and the evening by jogging at the jogging track around the Chowkidinghee Field.
Enjoy a movie, at Fun Cinemas, Junction Mall.
Buy
Hongkong Market or Bhutiya market. Local shopping. Wonderfull collection of winter cloths, casuals and shoes.
Jalan South Tea Estate. Dibrugarh is famous for tea. It has the world's largest area covered by tea gardens. Even within the city there exists a tea garden. Besides tea you will find cane and bamboo furniture plus local garment products like Muga, Ari, and Mulberry Silk.
Junction Mall, R. K. B. Road. A modern mall with barnded shops for jewellery, garments, foot - wear, kids' wear, toys etc.
Eat
You will get all varieties of Indian, Chinese, Mughlai, continental and local cuisines in this beautiful town.
Drink
The traditionally made rice beer; called Hanz; is unique drink in the region. It is brewed by natural fermentation process, and a rare sticky rice called bora is used to give a unique sweet taste.
There are few good bar cum restaurents available in the town such as; H2O, Little palace, Studio 69. They normally provide both drinks and food.
Sleep
Within the city there are various hotels to suit every pocket.
Hotel Rajawas, A.T.Road Marwari Patty, ☎ 0373-2323307. With Moti Mahal restaurantRs 900 onwards.
Hotel Little Palace, A. T. Road, Marwaripatty.
Hotel Raj Palace, A. T. Road, Marwaripatty, ☎ 0373 2324934. with wi-fi enabled, and full security car parking,and Dormitory.. 600-1500.
Hotel Natraj, H. S. Road, New Market.
Hotel Maurya, Talkie House Road, New Market.
Hotel East End, New Market.
Budget
Mid-range
Hotel Devika, A T Rd, Puja Ghat (0.5 km distance from the railway station), ☎ +91 373 2325956 (info@hoteldevika.com), [1]. 30 A/C and non A/C rooms.Rs 450-2630.
