Karbi Anglong district

Karbi Anglong district extends across hills and valleys in northeastern Assam, containing extensive forest areas and numerous waterways flowing through its terrain points.

The district emerged from the Mikir Hills tract, which British authorities incorporated into Nowgong administrative region through the Frontier Regulation Act of 1884.

The Karbi Youth Festival brings together local communities to present traditional music, dance performances, and indigenous customs of the Karbi people.

Travelers reach the district through road networks connecting to major Assam cities, with the primary railway station located in the administrative center of Diphu.

The district received geographical indication status for its ginger production, while maintaining forty percent of its territory as protected forest land.

Location: Central Assam division

Capital city: Diphu

Shares border with: Nagaon district, Dima Hasao district

Website: http://karbianglong.gov.in

GPS coordinates: 26.00000,93.50000

Latest update: May 26, 2025 12:38