Tezpur is a historic city in the northeastern state of Assam, situated on the banks of the mighty Brahmaputra River. Renowned for its scenic beauty, cultural richness, and archaeological sites, Tezpur is often referred to as the 'Cultural Capital of Assam'. Its name translates to 'City of Blood', stemming from a mythological battle between Lord Krishna and Lord Shiva's army. The city is dotted with ancient temples, including the Bhairabi Temple, and Da-Parbatia, which showcases the architectural prowess of the Gupta era. The Agnigarh hill, linked to another legendary love story of Princess Usha and Prince Aniruddha, offers panoramic views of the city and the river. Tezpur serves as an important commercial center for the surrounding tea gardens and as a gateway to Arunachal Pradesh. The city's environment is enriched with well-maintained parks, like Cole Park and scenic areas such as Bamuni Hills. Tezpur University adds to the educational significance of the city. Moreover, its proximity to wildlife destinations like Kaziranga National Park and Nameri National Park makes it a favored location for nature and wildlife enthusiasts.