Getting There
The town is accessible via the Maibong railway station, which is a key stop on the scenic hill section rail route.





Maibong serves as a significant window into the royal past of Assam, having once been the capital of the Dimasa Kachari Kingdom. Located in the heart of the Dima Hasao district, the town is famous for its unique stone carvings and structural remnants that date back centuries. Situated on the banks of the Mahur River, it provides a tranquil environment for visitors to explore the lesser-known heritage of the region. The surrounding green hills and authentic local atmosphere make it a compelling destination for those interested in the diverse history and natural beauty of Northeast India.
Maibong serves as a significant window into the royal past of Assam, having once been the capital of the Dimasa Kachari Kingdom. Located in the heart of the Dima Hasao district, the town is famous for its unique stone carvings and structural remnants that date back centuries. Situated on the banks of the Mahur River, it provides a tranquil environment for visitors to explore the lesser-known heritage of the region. The surrounding green hills and authentic local atmosphere make it a compelling destination for those interested in the diverse history and natural beauty of Northeast India.
Ancient stone carvings and ruins of the Dimasa Kachari Kingdom.
Picturesque views along the banks of the Mahur River.
Authentic glimpses into the local Dimasa culture.
Lush, hilly surroundings perfect for quiet exploration.
Tourist infrastructure is limited, so expect modest accommodation and dining options.
The town is relatively small and is best visited as part of a larger tour of the Dima Hasao district.
Travelers should check local conditions and weather, as the hilly terrain can be affected by heavy monsoon rains.
The town is accessible via the Maibong railway station, which is a key stop on the scenic hill section rail route.
Don't miss the opportunity to try traditional Dimasa dishes, often featuring locally sourced ingredients and unique spices.
History enthusiasts and travelers exploring the cultural landscape of Northeast India.
INR ₹
$25-$45 p/day
8,364
Mobile network coverage can be inconsistent in this hilly region; it is wise to download maps and essential info beforehand.
Assamese, Dimasa, English
October-March
Pleasant temperatures make this an excellent time for sightseeing and exploring the ruins.
The weather can be humid, but the surrounding hills offer a cooler climate than the plains of Assam.
The landscape is exceptionally lush and green following the monsoon, providing beautiful scenery.
This is the most popular time to visit, with cool, dry weather ideal for outdoor activities.