Victoria Park

Victoria Park is a historic public park located in Dhubri town, Dhubri district, Assam, near the Brahmaputra River. Established during the British colonial period and named after Queen Victoria, it is one of the oldest parks in the town. The park features landscaped gardens, tree-lined walkways and open lawns, serving as a central recreational space for residents and visitors and offering views of the surrounding riverine landscape.

Visitors can expect a well-maintained urban park with manicured lawns, flower beds, mature trees and paved walking paths. The park offers open spaces for leisure walks, seating areas for relaxation, and views toward the Brahmaputra riverfront. It is a calm, green environment within Dhubri town used for morning and evening strolls, photography and casual picnics, with a children's play area and shaded spots.

Victoria Park was established during the British colonial period and named after Queen Victoria. Developed as a recreational ground during colonial administration, it is regarded as one of the oldest parks in Dhubri and reflects colonial-era urban planning, later maintained as a public park for the town.

The park serves as a central green and recreational space for the people of Dhubri, used for daily leisure, community gatherings, morning walks and family outings, and is valued as a preserved historic open space near the Brahmaputra riverfront.