Maa Manipuri Than, Dhemaji, Assam India

This place of worship is situated at a distance of around 25 kms in the south west direction of Dhemaji was established by the Ahom King Gourinath Singha as a monument of help by the Manipuries in controlling Mua-Mariah renaissance during the later period of Ahom reign.
Further, in addition to these attractions, tourism in Dhemaji District also includes some more important places of interest like Rajgarh, Garakhia Than, Rajgarh Ali (road constructed by Prince Gohain Kamal during Konch reign and is at a distance of 22 kms from Dhemaji), and more.
Apart from these, the tourism in Dhemaji District also offers some beautiful and magnificent sightseeing options. There is vast forestland in this district which offers exploring options to the visitors. Botanically the forest of Dhemaji district can be divided into three divisions and these are mixed, deciduous and mixed deciduous. The forest in the district is scattered in the foothill areas. The forest resources are timber, bamboo and cane with swamps covered with grass and reeds. There are nine reserved forests covering a huge area of the district. The nine reserve forests of this district are Jiadhal, Subansiri, Sissi, Simen, Archiac, Jamjing, Senga, Gali and Pova.