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Mayong Morigaon

Mayong, also known as 'the land of black magic', is a cluster of villages situated at a distance of 40 km from Guwahati. The village lies on the banks of the Brahmaputra River in the district of Morigaon in Assam. Mayong is a famous tourist spot and the famous stories of black magic and the magicians of the land make the place all the more enticing to the tourists.

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Kachasila Hill Morigaon

Kachasila is a hill in the Morigaon district of Assam. The hill is situated quite close to the Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary, which is a well known tourist spot of the district. On top of the Kachasila Hill, there is a temple which belongs to 9th Century A.D and therefore has historical value, apart from religious significance.

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Deosal Jagiroad

Deosal Jagiroad is a place located in Mayong Sub-Division, in Morigaon district of Assam state, India. It includes a paper mill and World's biggest dry fish market. It was earlier known as Nakhola, but in British Rule of India, due to frequent confusion with the name Noakhali of Bangladesh, it was changed to Jagiroad because the road to Jagi, a place in Morigaon, passes through this place. The Tiwa , Assamese and Bengali community form the majority in this area.Jagiroad is centre of fish culture hatching and production of fish in Assam.

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Sivakunda waterfalls

You will find the Sivakunda waterfalls in the Amsoil hills. These hills are present in the Morigaon district of Assam. The waterfalls are majestic and breathtaking with the views of the mountains and the forests. The milky white water that gushes down gives you the power of nature as well.

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Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary

Home to the densest population of One-horned Rhinos in the world, the Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary is located in Assam, approximately 30 km away from Guwahati in the Morigaon District. The wildlife sanctuary also sees an astounding diversity of bird species. No wonder then that it is also called 'Bharatpur of the East'.