It is located on the banks of Disang River. The ancient relics of the Ahom times can be seen here in the center, and the greenery around allows the tourists to breath in some fresh air away from the city. The history behind the Satra is fascinating and makes it a must visit while in town.

It is known as the home of the white-winged wood duck, which is rarely found. Dibru-Saikhowa National Park is famous for being one of the best places around for bird-watching. The park is also a habitat to animals such as the water buffalo, wild horse, and langur. A must-visit place for any bird lover.

The garden has orchids, medicinal plants, as well as aromatic plants. The garden also has a pond that attracts tourists for its boating rides. Tourists can also opt for elephant rides and experience the lush Jokai Reserve Forest known for the migratory birds that come to visit the area.

Koli Aai Thaan is a very famous tourist spot of Dibrugarh, which is dedicated to Koli Aai, the daughter of the head priest of the Dibaru Satra of Assam. It is said that due to the lack of male heir, the satra started disappearing. However, Koli Aai kept the Satra alive by preaching its ideals and principles. It is believed that Koli Aai was bestowed with divine powers and she vanished from the site one day, leaving behind a strong religious hold in the minds of the people. , 

Raidongia Dol contains famous ruined monuments near Dibrugarh, which still has 14 statues of the 24 ancient relics of the Ahom kingdom that existed there. It is located in Larua Mouza in the Kalakhowa region, near the Dihingia Barbarua road. The Raidongia Dol has a height of about 45 ft, and is a magnificent structure.