Nijomaghat, Roing

Nijomaghat is a splendid picnic spot located 15 km from the main township of Roing. This historical spot is also known as Nizamghat. It was established by the Britishers in the nineteenth century and the name was given after J.F. Needham, a British Political officer.

Nijomaghat served as an entrance to the hills for the Britishers. Other than its historical significance Nijomaghat is also famous for its picturesque beauty. Stretches of green vegetation refresh the surrounding. Gigantic mountains and rocky landscape form the surrounding of this place.

The river flowing through this place makes it an apt place for picnic. Roing is connected to Dambuk by a ferry, which can also be enjoyed by the tourists. Amazing figures are formed on the hard Himalayan rock due to the strong gush of the river. The entire mountain range which is visible from Nijomaghat is a treat to the eyes.