The must visit places at Silchar include hills, tea gardens, temples, ancient villages and forest areas. Check out the following list of attractions at Silchar to plan your itinerary:
Tea Gardens
The city is endowed with numerous tea gardens, which is one of the scenic and extremely beautiful spots. Plan a tour of the picturesque Sindoora or Kumbhirgram or the Koomber estate to get enthralled while exploring the tea farms.
Khaspur
Travel around (20 km.), to envisage the ruins of the ancient capital of the Kachari Kingdom and the Kachari Fort, which was the royal seat of the dynasty.
Bhubaneswar Temple
The prime attraction atop Bhuban Hills is dedicated to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. It is calld the Bhubhan Mahadev temple located at a little distance (About 37 km.) from Silchar in Cachar district.
Kancha Kanti Devi Mandir
The famous temple is dedicated to Mother Goddess, a united deity of Goddess Durga and Kali. The temple is flocked by tourists and is located in close vicinity of Silchar at Udharband (About 14 km. from Silchar).
Barak Valley
The region located near to the end of Barak River oozes natural charm and beauty. Adorned with dense vegetation, the views are sure to thrill anyone.
Satindra Mohan Dev Stadium
This multipurpose stadium is a perfect sightseeing place for cricket and football lovers. It is famous for hosting Duleep Trophy and Ranji Trophy matches.
Iskon Temple
Located in an area called Ambica Patty, this is one of the must visit places in Silchar. The temple dedicated to Lord Krishna attracts religious tourists from across the country.
Martyr’s Tomb
At Gandi Bagh, there is a famous historical spot with 11 tombs dedicated to martyrs who fought for the 1964 language movement of Assam
Other interesting places which you can explore in Sichar and its close vicinity include the Hindustan Paper Corporation Ltd. (About 27 km.), Assam University, Maniharan Tunnel etc.
