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Jorhat (Tea Capital) & Tocklai
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Jorhat (Tea Capital) & Tocklai

Jorhat, Assam, India

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Overview

The gateway to Upper Assam's tea country — the world's oldest tea research station at Tocklai, colonial planters' clubs, gardens and the Majuli ferry ghat.

Why visit: The heart of Assam tea, bungalow-and-garden culture.

Things to do
  • ›Tocklai research station
  • ›Tea-estate bungalows
  • ›Gymkhana club
  • ›Majuli ferry
Tea Garden ToursHeritage StaysCultural Visits
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Travel Information

Best time

Oct–Apr

Entry fee

Garden tours vary

Est. budget

₹500–2,000

Duration

1–2 days

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Within
15.5 km
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Kamalabari & Auniati Satras, Majuli

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Majuli Island

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Samaguri Satra (Mask Making), Majuli

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