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Sibsagar is one of the cities nestled in the northeastern state of Assam. It is one of the captivating cities that reflects a rich cultural heritage and historical significance. Formerly it is known as Rangpur. The city is nestled surrounded by lush tea plantations and is home to numerous historical monuments, which attract tourists from all over the world.
Sibsagar, located on the banks of the river Dikhow, was once the capital of the Ahom dynasty, which ruled Assam for over six centuries. This city is a treasure trove of history, reflected in its magnificent architecture and landmarks. The Sivasagar Sivadol, a group of temples dedicated to Lord Shiva, is the city's main attraction, showcasing the intricate designs and architectural brilliance of the Ahom dynasty. Another iconic site is the Rang Ghar, an oval-shaped pavilion that served as a royal sports arena, standing as a testament to the city's rich heritage. Sibsagar is also known for its scenic beauty, surrounded by lush tea gardens that allow visitors to witness the tea-making process and savor Assam tea. The Joysagar Tank, a man-made lake built by Swargadeo Rudra Singha, is another highlight, offering a serene ambiance and beautiful temples for relaxation. The city comes alive during the Raas festival, a grand celebration of traditional music and dance that reflects the vibrant culture of Assam. Sibsagar is also famous for its exquisite brass and bell metal handicrafts, which are integral to Assamese heritage. Combining historical grandeur, natural beauty, and cultural richness, Sibsagar provides a unique and memorable experience for history enthusiasts, nature lovers, and admirers of traditional art and crafts.
Taxi from Mankachar to Sibsagar is readily available at CabBazar.
Mankachar to Sibsagar by car is well connected by road and is very convenient and comfortable drive. Mankachar to Sibsagar distance is 622 Km and is 14.1 hours journey. Book your Mankachar to Sibsagarcar tour package. Other famous tourist places on this route and nearby are :
CabBazar is committed to keep the pricing as simple and clear as possible. So, we provide one price for your Mankachar to Sibsagar taxi which covers a specified maximum kilometer and maximum days. So, you know upfront how much taxi is going to cost you and plan your budget well. CabBazar offer cheapest cab from Mankachar to Sibsagar.
The prices are dynamic and transparent and give a win-win deal for both you and our partnered taxi services providers. CabBazar provides the best price for Mankachar to Sibsagar cab and our prices are generally 20% lower than competition.
| Vehicle Type | Model | Capacity | Per Km Rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hatchback | Wagon-R, Indica or similar | 4 seater | Rs. 9 |
| Sedan | Dzire, Etios or similar | 4 seater | Rs. 9 |
| SUV | Marazzo, Ertiga or similar | 6 seater | Rs. 12.5 |
| Assured Innova | Innova, Innova Crysta | 6 seater | Rs. 13.5 |
Being an Aggregator, CabBazar provides you enormous car options for your Mankachar to Sibsagar taxi booking. You can book a compact hatchback car or a more comfortable sedan car, a 6 seater SUV car or a high end Innova Crysta car. You can mention your specific preference, if any, while raising a taxi booking request. Our partnered taxi services providers have various cars available with them for Mankachar to Sibsagar taxi service. You may book Mankachar to Sibsagar round trip cab or one way multi-stop cab in case you plan not to return to Mankachar and drop at some other destination. All sightseeings are included in both round trip and one way multi-stop trips. You can customize your Mankachar to Sibsagar car package as needed. You may also book Mankachar to Sibsagar one way drop taxi or a local hourly rental cab in Sibsagar with CabBazar.
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