Mancotta Heritage Tea Bungalow

Mancotta Heritage Tea Bungalow is a restored colonial-era planter's bungalow located within the Mancotta Tea Estate on the outskirts of Dibrugarh, Assam. Dating to the British tea plantation period, it exemplifies Assam's tea heritage with its raised chang structure, wooden architecture and surrounding tea gardens. Now operated as a heritage stay, it offers visitors insight into historic tea culture and planter lifestyle near the Brahmaputra River.

Visitors can expect a restored raised chang bungalow set amid expansive tea gardens of Mancotta Tea Estate. The property features colonial wooden architecture, spacious verandas, period furnishings and manicured lawns. Guests can explore the tea estate surroundings, observe tea garden landscapes, enjoy views of the gardens and experience the ambiance of a historic planter's residence now functioning as a heritage accommodation with dining and guided estate walks.

Mancotta Heritage Tea Bungalow is a colonial-period planter's bungalow associated with the Mancotta Tea Estate, one of the older tea estates in the Dibrugarh region. Built in the traditional raised chang style during the British tea plantation era, it reflects the architectural and plantation history of Assam when Dibrugarh developed as a centre of tea cultivation in the 19th and early 20th centuries.

The bungalow represents the tea heritage and planter culture of Assam, illustrating the lifestyle, architecture and estate traditions linked to Assam tea. It serves as an example of heritage conservation of tea bungalows and contributes to cultural tourism focused on Assam's identity as a major tea-producing region.