Tourist Attractions Not to Miss in Tezpur 

North-eastern states in India are popular for flaunting their picturesque beauty to attract tourists from all over the world. Assam is known to be the gateway to the North-east. Most parts of Assam are covered with greenery and a wide variety of wildlife. Kaziranga National Park is the best instance. Approximately 32 km from the national park, Tezpur is a quaint small town and is a perfect amalgamation of human habitation and scenic splendour. Popularly known as the ‘Cultural Capital of Assam’, this ancient town is settled along the north of the Brahmaputra River, where the Kameng River merges flowing from Arunachal Pradesh. 

Scenic spots in Tezpur near Kaziranga National Park 

All the below-mentioned spots are encompassed in Tezpur sightseeing. 

1. Mahabhairav Temple – This is a significant temple of Tezpur, dedicated to Lord Shiva. The Lord resides in the form of Shiva Linga (known as Mahabhairav Shivalinga) in this beautifully constructed shrine. There are many devotees of Lord Shiva in Tezpur, and therefore the temple receives prayer from many followers. The first and final aarti of the day in the temple is considered auspicious and therefore attended by many. 
2. Chitralekha Udyan – The Park is a perfect getaway for peace lovers. If you want to spend a few hours in serenity, then visit the Chitralekha Udyan, which will perfectly rejuvenate your mind. The beautiful collection of Orchids is the central attraction for nature admirers. Along with it, various flowers, water bodies, etc. adorn the park adding to the satisfaction of a leisurely stroll. 
3. Agnigarh – Agnigarh is a picturesque hilltop in Tezpur and is a popular tourist attraction in Assam. The term Agnigarh refers to Fire and Fortress. The entrance gate to Agnigarh is very beautiful and eye-soothing. Statues erected at Agnigarh depict the war between Lord Krishna and Lord Shiva, along with Usha’s abduction of Aniruddha, Lord Krishna’s grandson. The topmost point of Agnigarh provides an aerial view of the neighbouring regions. 
4. Bamuni Hills – Located on the bank of Brahmaputra, on an elevated land, BAmuni Hills entices tourists with fascinating archeological ruins. The spot is a picture-perfect spot, especially for Instagrammers or social-media influencers who love to visit unique places and share snaps with their acquaintances. 
5. Ouguri Hills – The way to Ouguri Hill too goes along the Brahmaputra River. The best part of this spot is that it remains secluded from the heavy tourist crowd. So, if you are planning to add a pinch of adventure to your Tezpur trip, set on a trekking trip to Ouguri Hill. The hilltop overlooks the mesmerising view of Tezpur town. 

Day trip options from Tezpur

1. Safari at Kaziranga National Park – Delving into the world of the wild at Kaziranga, while on a trip to Tezpur is a must. Conduct an online jeep safari booking for Kaziranga and embark on a thrilling jeep safari to witness the popular endangered species, the One-horned Rhinos. 
2. Rangapara Visit– A visit to Rangapara requires a day’s visit from Tezpur. This is a tranquil gem hidden near Tezpur. Some of the exciting things to do in Rangapara are exploring the wildlife at Orang National National Park, tea garden visits, trekking or hiking, river rafting and visiting the religious sites. 
3. Ethnic Mishing Village Visit – Famous for its fine cotton and silk handlooms, particularly the Mirizen blankets and shawls, the historic village of Mising is celebrated for its traditional craftsmanship. The village is actively involved in promoting organic cultivation through the NGO Partner’s Initiative. Spending half a day exploring Mishing village offers a genuine opportunity for interaction with an Assamese village like Baligaon, providing insights into the cultural richness and daily life of the tribal community.