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Charaideo, in Assam, is famous for being the historical royal seat of the Ahom Kingdom, with the Charaideo Maidams (royal burial mounds) being a significant archaeological site. The district is known for its dense tea gardens and the production of Assam tea, which is renowned globally. It is a center of Ahom culture, with several ancient temples and structures dotting the region, such as the Ugratara Temple. Agriculture, particularly the cultivation of rice, jute, and mustard, is a vital part of the local economy. Charaideo celebrates the Assamese festival Bihu with traditional dances, music, and feasts. The region is known for its folk arts, including Bihu dance and Jhumur. The district is also home to wildlife sanctuaries like the Kaziranga National Park, known for its one-horned rhinoceros. Charaideo has a growing infrastructure, with increasing investments in roads and education. The local handicrafts, particularly wood carvings and silk weaving, are popular among tourists. The district?s historical significance combined with its natural beauty makes Charaideo a unique destination.