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About Lakhimpur 


Origin :- The name Lakhimpur is believed to be originated from the word “Lakshmi”, the goddess of prosperity. The district is mainly dependent upon agriculture and paddy. Paddy is regarded locally as “Lakhimi”. The word “pur” means “full”. Lakhimpur therefore means full of paddy or the place where paddies are grown abundantly. Besides, the soil of the district is alluvial and fertile for which crops flourish without use of any artificial manure or hard labour. Over and above fish, meat, vegetables, milk were abundant in this district. Others say that the word originated from Lakhsmi Devi, the mother of Bhuyan Raja who was the descendent of King Arimatta . As per Lakhimpur District Gazette (1976:4) , the district was notified as Lakhimpur District through a proclamation issued by then Governor General on July, 1839. On 2nd October, 1971 the district was reorganized with two sub divisions viz. Dhemaji and North Lakhimpur . Later it was again reorganized in the year 1980 with two subdivisions viz. Dhakuakhana and North Lakhimpur leaving Dhemaji as a separate district. The district was earlier regarded as “Koliapani” because there was practically no road communication to this district till 1950. In the year 1954, the temporary aerodrome was started. From 1957 the ASTC buses started plying from Lakhimpur and from 1963 the North East Frontier Railway started train services from this district 

Place t visit 

Moitri Ashram in the out-skirt of the town is spreading the message of ahimsa, universal brotherhood and philosophy of gandhiji and Binowa Bhabeji 
Ma Padumoni than 20 kms away from Lakhimpur town in the southern side No district of India is more greenery than Lakhimpur with zero industrial hazardous .Rhynchostelys retusa aka "kapou phul" is widely adorned by village belle during spring 'bihu"festival ; a long lasting , aromic this orchids has endless medicinal properties grown abundantly throughout the district during March -May . 
Photo album on indigenous orchids Angling at River subansiriAngling at River subansiri don't miss the excitement with golden mahasheer in the golden river 'Subansiri' during November to February. Write-up by Timoty Larson on his experience 

A HISTORICAL OVERVIEW OF NARAYANPUR 

Narayanpur, originally known as Bor- Narayanpur was a historical place during the AHOM kingdom. 
Letekupukhuri, the birth place of famous saint Mahapurush Sri Sri MadhabDev, is about 15 kms away from Narayanpur. 
Magh Nuwa Dol , the famous Dol during AHOM kingdom is about 7 kms away from Narayanpur center. 
Petuwa Gosani Than , is a historical Than during AHOM kingdom is at Dholpur nearly 7 kms away from Narayanpur. 
Phulani Than , having importance in historical period is in the Narayanpur center. 
Badala & Belaguri Satra established by Mahapurush Srimanta Sankar Dev is about 0.5 kms and 1.5 kms respectively from Narayanpur. 
Badala Padma Atar Janmasthan is a renowned place of Narayanpur having historical value. 
Radha Pukhuri & Rangati Pukhuri during the AHOM kingdom is situated at nearby areas of Narayanpur. 

Way to Lakhimpur

 

 

The district of Lakhimpur is 380 kilometers by road from Guwahati, the state capital of Assam. One can come to Lakhimpur by air, water  and road. Lakhimpur has easy access to all of the major places of Assam through the above mentioned modes of communication.  

 

AIR 

 

Lilabari is the the airport located around 5 kms away form the district HQ and  Alliance India has launched a two-day-per-week flying schedule to Lakhimpur from Guwahati. 

 

ROAD 

 

   By road, numerous tourist and State transport vehicles are operating daily to all major town of Assam viz. Guwahati, Tezpur, Nagaon, Dibrugarh, Tinisukia, Sivasagar, Jorhat etc. This vehicles have both daily day and night. 

 

TRAIN 

 

      Arunachal Express is operating  between Lakhimpur and Guwahati via Rangia, Rangapara, Biswanath Chariali etc. This train leaves Guwahati in the evening and reaches Lakhimpur by the next morning. The railway station is situated in Nakari, approximately 2 km. from the town. 

 

WATER WAY 

 

One can travel to Dibrugarh, Sivasagar and Jorhat by crossing Brahmaputra river by ferry.

 

Hiring of Car 

 

    Other means of transportation such as Tata Sumo, Maruti Van etc. are readily available to and fro Lakhimpur.

  



 
 
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