Sibsagar, located in Upper Assam, is a town steeped in history and heritage. Once the capital of the powerful Ahom dynasty that ruled Assam for over 600 years, Sibsagar is home to grand temples, royal palaces, and historic tanks (artificial lakes). The town beautifully showcases a blend of Assamese architecture, spirituality, and the legacy of an empire that shaped the region. Surrounded by tea gardens and laid-back countryside, it’s a perfect stop for those who love culture, history, and local life.

– Arrive in Jorhat or Dibrugarh and drive to Sibsagar (approx. 1.5 to 2.5 hrs). – Check-in to your hotel or guesthouse. – Visit the famous Sivasagar Tank (also known as Borpukhuri) and Shivadol Temple, one of the tallest Shiva temples in India. – Explore the town market and enjoy Assamese cuisine. – Overnight stay in Sibsagar.

– Visit: Rang Ghar – an ancient royal sports pavilion. Talatal Ghar – a grand palace with underground tunnels. Kareng Ghar – the official royal residence. Charaideo Maidams – ancient burial mounds of Ahom kings (optional, a bit outside the town). – Explore nearby tea estates or visit the Tai Museum for a cultural glimpse. – Evening free to relax or stroll by the tank. – Overnight stay.

– After breakfast, check out and drive back to Jorhat/Dibrugarh for your onward journey. – Optional stop: Gaurisagar Tank & Temples on the way.