Nalbari

Nalbari is a beautiful city and tourist destination in the northeastern Indian state of Assam, which is known for its ancient temples, natural greenery, and culture.

Nalbari town is also the headquarters of the Nalbari district. The entire town is in the plains of the Brahmaputra Valley of the exotically beautiful Assam. Tourists from far and wide come here to see the marvelous attractions of this place.

The educational opportunities in Nalbari are of high quality. Nalbari is also famous for its Sanskrit education and the presence of various Sanskrit educational institutions like Kamrup Sanskrit Sanjeevani Sabha, known as Nabadip. With 28 higher secondary schools in Nalbari, 145 high schools, and 276 ME and MV schools, Nalbari has a massive educational infrastructure.

Places to see around Nalbari are Planetarium and Science Centre, Kamrup Sanskrit Sanjeevani Sabha, Bileshwar Temple, Hari Mandir, Sripur Devalaya, Basudev Devalaya, Buddhist Temple, Daulashal Temple, Jaypal Than, Thetha Gohain, Bagheshwari Dewbahar Guri Dewalay, Ganga Pukhari, Mahmara Pukhari, Angradhowa Pukhari, Fenguwa Rampart, Sonkuhira, and the Kumar Bhaskar Varman University of Sanskrit and Ancient Studies.

Nalbari has a subtropical climatic condition. Summer is hot and humid while, winter accompanied by fog in the morning and night. During the monsoon, the city experiences heavy rain and thunderstorm.

You can reach Nalbari by road and is connected by National Highway 27 in the north and National Highway 427 in the south. Nalbari Railway Station is within the city center and 60 km from Guwahati International Airport.

This place is considered quite exceptional for a magnificent family holiday, where you can enjoy the natural beauty to the fullest.