Karimganj

top 6 tourist attractions in Karimganj on your visit here.

1. Chhatachura Range

Originating from the southeastern border of the district of Karimganj, Chhatachura Range forms the district’s border in the eastern side with Hailakandi District. Chhatachura Peak at an altitude of 2087 feet is the highest point. Saraspur is the middle section and it is at 1000 feet high. Badarpur at 500 feet altitude is the lowest level.

2. Son Beel

Son Beel is the largest wetland in the entire district of Karimganj and Southern Assam. The size, however, has been reduced owing to inappropriate handling of the wetland. River Shingla passes through the wetland. The entire place presents a picturesque landscape with hills to Son Beel’s east and west.

3. Badarpurghat

Badarpurghat is a historical fort, which is located 25 km from Karimganj. The fort lies on the banks of Barak River and it was constructed by the British.

4. Malegarh Crematorium

A sad but brave reminder of past, Malegarh Crematorium is where the soldiers who lost their lives during Sepoy Mutiny were cremated. The year 1857 saw the rise of soldiers against British and during the revolt, more than 50 soldiers sacrificed their lives. If you tour Karimganj, you would sure want to visit the place, which reflect the spirit of the brave hearts.

5. Khashpur

 

Khashpur is yet another historic site in Karimganj. Located 85 km from Karimganj, Khashpur houses the palace of kings of Kachari. The sprawling tea estate in Khashpur is a treat to your eyes.

6. Eolabari Tea Estate

Karimganj is a beautiful place gifted with the best of nature. Yet another attraction 15 kms from Karimganj is the famous Eolabari Tea Estate. It is a great place to unwind and be close to nature. If you are planning for a quiet weekend, this could be the best destination for you.
Karimganj has various hill ranges namely Adamail range, Duhalia range and it has beautiful rivers such as Kushiyara River and Longai River. The beauty of Karimganj can be gauged by the fact that the train ride covering this stretch is considered one amongst the most picturesque rail routes in India. The stretch measures 162 kms with 585 bridges, 37 tunnels and 600 curves. It is recommended to tourists who visit Barak Valley to take a train ride to enjoy the immense beauty of nature. ‘Holidaying’ at Karimganj could be a dream come true moment for you.