Lilabari

Lilabari is a lovely town situated in North Lakhimpur district, a popular tourist destination in Assam as it is a beautiful city nestled amidst incomparable natural beauty.

It is situated on the left bank of the Brahmaputra river and is famous for its waterfront. Such a beautiful place that cannot be found anywhere in the North East.

The town located 376 km away from Guwahati. Lilabari is also known for its ancient and religious society, ancient relics, historic tourist attractions, and picturesque locale.

There are two famous lakes close to Lilabari, they are Ganga and Sela Lake. These are also popular picnic spots. The lake is located within driving distance of Lilabari and offers spectacular views of the mountains and greenery that surrounds the lake.

Besides the natural beauty and serenity, Lilabari is also the starting point for some treks, ranging from easy trails in the alpine jungle to challenging climbs in the Purvanchal range of the Himalayas.

Apart from trekking, people can also try other activities such as hiking, mountaineering, angling, rafting, camping, boating, and fishing.

Lilabari is a well-connected city of Assam and the gateway to monasteries of the North East. Buddhism is a principal religion that's followed in the district with a variety of local tribes.

If you want to explore Assam on a low budget, then Lilabari is the best option for you as it is cheaper than other large cities in Assam and equally well connected to famous tourist spots.

People here usually like to eat rice, fish, meat and green leafy vegetables called Laax. The most loved cuisines here are Khar made by the ashes of Banana trees, Tenga is a sour fish dish, and Poitabhat made of soaking rice the whole night and next morning eat with garnish onion and spices, Saah, Tea, and rice beer.

The places near to Lilabari are Majuli(38 km from Lilabari), Ziro(39 km), Itanagar(52 km), Yupia( 36 km), Sibsagar( 63 km).

The best time to visit Lilabari is throughout the year, as most of the year, the climate is pleasant except in the monsoon because of heavy downpours.