The Na-Pukhuri is Tinsukia's main draw, which is located in Assam. On the outskirts of the town, there are nine lakes in this group. It was a historical structure constructed under King Sarbananda Singha.It was built during the reign of the last Muttock King, Sarbananda Singha, and is a magnificent old monument of the Muttock Kingdom. During his reign, numerous additional beautiful ponds and tanks were built in and around his capital city of Bengmara. The main draw of the Na-Pukhuri is the central pond, which makes up the majority of the group of ponds. Due to its size and the presence of natural water, it can very easily be referred to as a lake. It is believed that, at the very least, with a little ingenuity, it could be transformed into a beautiful lake and the surrounding area into a gathering place for people of all ages. The most favoured of all is the middle tank. It extends over 10 acres and is drenched in freshwater. It is also known as a Lake because of its location and filling process. It has been transformed into a tourist destination. Along with the installation of various play structures, a 400 m long tiled footpath and a 1200 m long pucca jogging trail have been built. In the middle of the park is a triple cascading fountain. Tinsukia, the bustling town that serves as Assam's commercial capital, while travelling across the State of Assam in discovery of the state's exotic tourist destinations and historical sites. Although at first look it could appear to be simply another typical modern metropolis, this location has played a significant role in Assam's history. The Muttack Kingdom, established by Swargadeo Sarbananda Singha, was one of the most prominent Assamese empires after the Ahoms, and Tinsukia served as its capital. Swargadeo Sarbananda Singha, who ruled at the time, gave his minister Gopinath Barbaruah the order to excavate a triangular pond that is today known as Tinikunia (meaning Triangular) Pukhuri (meaning Pond) After the "Moamaria" uprising in the year 1788 A.D., "Mezera," a strong pro-independence figure, founded the Muttack Kingdom, naming himself "Sarbananda Singha," and establishing its first capital at "Rongagara" on the banks of the River Dibru. After three years of his rule, in the year 1791 A.D., the capital was moved to "Bengmora," the current Tinsukia The State covered 1800 (Eight Thousand, One Hundred) Square Miles. The Muttack King Sarbanada Singha had 24 tanks dug out at various locations as a symbol of his generosity. The greatest of these tanks is the Na-Pukhuri (cluster of nine ponds), which was excavated in 1792 AD. The center-located pond out of these nine is the most well-liked. This tank, which has a surface area of approximately 11.75 acres and is filled with fresh water, is also known as a lake. The Tinsukia District government made the decision to turn this historic property into a tourist destination and amusement park. Along with the installation of various play structures, a 400 m long tiled footpath and a 1200 m long pucca jogging trail have been built. In the middle of the park is a triple cascading fountain. Here by the pond, you can also view the remnants of the building that the Muttack Kingdom constructed in the late 1700s. Mohanbari Airport, popularly known as the Dibrugarh Airport. Dibrugarh and Kolkata are connected by air. The distance between the airport and the spot is about 50 kilometres. The closest station is Tinsukia Railway Station. The journey from the station to the spot by bus or cab takes 10

minutes.