Hagrama Bridge and Aie Riverfront

Hagrama Bridge and Aie Riverfront is a developed riverfront attraction on the Aie River at Bengtol in Chirang district, Assam. The bridge, named after former Bodoland Territorial Council chief Hagrama Mohilary, spans the Aie River and is complemented by a landscaped riverfront promenade. Notable for its scenic river views, evening lighting, and landscaped banks, it serves as a leisure and picnic spot for visitors travelling between Bongaigaon, Chirang and Manas region.

Visitors can expect a long bridge over the wide, shallow Aie River with a developed riverfront promenade on the riverbank. The area features paved walkways, seating areas, viewpoints overlooking the river and surrounding forested landscape, and illuminated views in the evening. The setting is open and scenic, suitable for walking, photography and relaxing by the riverside. The riverbed is sandy with seasonal water levels.

The bridge is named after Hagrama Mohilary, former Chief Executive Member of the Bodoland Territorial Council. The bridge and adjoining riverfront were developed by the Bodoland Territorial Council as part of tourism infrastructure development along the Aie River to promote local tourism in Chirang district.

The Aie River is a significant natural landmark in the Bodoland Territorial Region and holds local importance for communities in Chirang and Bongaigaon districts. The riverfront serves as a community leisure space and gathering place for residents and visitors, reflecting local efforts to showcase the natural landscape of the region.