Digboi (Oldest Oil Refinery & War Cemetery)
Tinsukia, Assam, India
The birthplace of Asian oil — the world's oldest working refinery (1901), an oil museum, colonial bungalows and a WWII cemetery of the Burma campaign.
Why visit: Asia's oil history and a poignant war cemetery in one town.
- ›Oil museum
- ›Centenary refinery
- ›WWII cemetery
- ›Digboi Club bungalows
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Best time
Oct–Mar
Entry fee
Museum ₹20–50
Est. budget
₹200–600
Duration
Half day
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