Tinsukia City

Tinsukia City

Tinsukia is the administrative headquarters  of Assam State of  India. Tinsukia deals in agricultural products such as tea, oranges, ginger, citrus fruits and paddy. It also contains the state's largest railway junction. Tinsukia is the site of Bengmara, which was originally known as Changmai Pathar.  It was the capital city of the Muttack Kingdom which was founded by Swargadeo Sarbananda Singha. As instructed by Swargadeo Sarbananda Singha, his Minister Gopinath Barbaruah alies Godha dug a triangular pond which is known as Tinikunia Pukhuri. In 1884 a station was constructed near this pond, when the Dibru-Sadiya Rail line was laid, which was named as Tinsukia. Since then it has has been known as Tinsukia.

Distance From Tinsukia.

Delhi  :- 2231 km

Patna :- 1331 km

Orissa :- 2075 km

Arunachal Pradesh :- 238 km

How to Reach Tinsukia.

By Road :- Tinsukia is well connected to the road and national highway.

By Rail :- Trains can be taken directly to the town of Tinsukia, as the town houses a major railway station. Trains are well connected with all major cities including Delhi and Kanpur apart from the nearby towns and cities.

By Air :- The nearest airport is located in the nearby region of Dibrugarh. Flights can be taken from this airport, and it lies at a distance of around 40 km from the town of Tinsukia.

 Education In Tinsukia.

36 school in Tinsukia city.

Tinsukia college

Womens college and 8 other colleges in citys.

Real Estate in Tinsukia.

Having property in cities like Tinsukia is not a simple undertaking and it might be especially overwhelming for the beginner. Each  individual needs to fabricate his property in metro urban areas.