Assam on India War Map

Kaziranga's one-horned rhinos and the Brahmaputra's tea country

Assam has 33 districts and 330 slots. Every slot costs ₹99 to claim; taking an occupied one costs double what its holder paid.

Districts of Assam

• Baksa — Eastern range of Manas National Park below the Bhutan hills
• Barpeta — Satra founded by Madhavdev, seat of the Vaishnavite reform movement
• Biswanath — Ghat on the Brahmaputra's north bank called the 'Gupta Kashi' of Assam
• Bongaigaon — Indian Oil refinery town at the gateway to lower Assam
• Cachar — Silchar in the Barak valley; Bengali-speaking tea country
• Charaideo — Ahom royal burial mounds (Moidams), UNESCO-listed in 2024
• Chirang — Western Manas forests along the Bhutan foothills; Kajalgaon
• Darrang — Mangaldai and part of Orang National Park on the Brahmaputra
• Dhemaji — Flood-prone north bank plains; Ali-Ai-Ligang festival of the Mising
• Dhubri — Gurdwara Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib on a wide Brahmaputra bend
• Dibrugarh — Tea city of upper Assam, with the state's oldest gardens
• Dima Hasao — Haflong hill station and the Jatinga bird phenomenon
• Goalpara — Sri Surya Pahar rock-cut Shiva lingas and stupas
• Golaghat — Kaziranga's Kohora gate and the Numaligarh refinery
• Hailakandi — Barak valley tea and paddy district south of Silchar
• Hojai — Agarwood oil distilleries; India's largest agar trade
• Jorhat — Tocklai tea research station and the Ahom's last capital
• Kamrup — Sualkuchi silk-weaving village and the Hajo shrines
• Kamrup Metropolitan — Guwahati and the Kamakhya temple on Nilachal hill
• Karbi Anglong — Diphu in Assam's largest district, an autonomous hill council area
• Karimganj — Border district on the Kushiyara river; renamed Sribhumi
• Kokrajhar — Seat of the Bodoland Territorial Region
• Lakhimpur — Where the Subansiri comes down to the Brahmaputra; road gateway to Arunachal
• Majuli — River island of the Brahmaputra and its Vaishnavite satras
• Morigaon — Pobitora sanctuary, densest rhino population anywhere
• Nagaon — Bordowa, birthplace of the saint-scholar Srimanta Sankardev
• Nalbari — Raas Mahotsav and the Hari Mandir
• Sivasagar — Ahom capital: Rang Ghar amphitheatre and Talatal Ghar
• Sonitpur — Tezpur and Nameri National Park at the Arunachal foothills
• South Salmara Mankachar — Riverine chars where the Brahmaputra turns into Bangladesh
• Tinsukia — Digboi, India's oldest oil refinery, and Dibru-Saikhowa park
• Udalguri — Bhairabkunda at the Bhutan border; Bodo heartland
• West Karbi Anglong — Hamren in the hills, split from its parent district in 2016

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