4.5Kamakhya Temple(1.762 reviews) - Holy and powerful shakti temple Historic Sites • Religious Sites
A holy place and one of the most revered shakti peeths in India. Anyone who goes to Assam tries to visit this temple for darshan. The godess shakti here is covered in clothes all the time so it's hard to see or touch the original stone inside the main shrine. There's usually a long waiting line and a special VIP darshan on paying extra money. There are a group of temples in this complex and it is very crowded all the time. The gold lions at the entry are just too good to look at. Very holy place so be responsible and respectful, covered clothes is a good idea. There is also a live animal sacrifice temple, so if you have proble with such visuals, avoid going that side. See more..
4.0Umananda Temple(453 reviews) - Umananda temple visit Religious Sites
Umananda temple on Peacok island has to be accessed by steamer ticket Rs 20 time 30 min and it can take 200 people. On reaching the island, steps take you to the temple gate. Experienced Queue, initially pray and light Agarbatti at inner hall, thereafter the main Shiva temple is 10-12 steps down. It is Swambhu idol and you can pray there. Temple premises are clean and the view scenic and beautiful with mighty Brahmaputra flowing alongside. Very beautiful Darshan and satisfying trip with my better half. Thereafter we went to Kamakhya devi temple.See more..
With my wife I visited the Balaji Temple Guwahati on 9 March 2020. The temple gives a glimpse of Balaji Temple of Tirupati in the city in Chittoor district, Andhra Pradesh. While roaming in the Balaji Temple Guwahati, the memory Venkateswara Temple, Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanam flushed in my mind. The city is home to most famous and important Vaishnavite shrine of Tirumala Venkateswara Temple and other historic temples. Apart of the Balaji Temple we viewed the deity in the Padmavati Temple. The picturesque view of everything inside the temple demands admiration of any visitor. On the left side of the entrance there is counter for selling Prasadam. The address, timings is seasons, and other relevant information you will get from the website. Do not forget to collect Prasadam of God balaji. I took a photo of the entance gate from outside. NOTE: Taking photo inside is strictly prohibited.See more..
Guru Vashishta (or Basistha) is credited to writing the Hindu epic of Vashishtha Ramayana (behind the scenes Ramayana). It is believed that the sage constructed this aashram and later breathed his last here.The mountain stream that flows by the shrine originates from Meghalaya and becomes river Bharalu once it enters Guwahati. Despite being a popular place among the locals for several pujas and other household celebrations, the atmosphere of the temple is relatively serene. Be it for spiritual reasons or plain nature trail, Basistha Ashram Temple is a must-visit while you are in Guwahati.See more..
Navagraha Temple is built on a small hilltop. There are not many temples dedicated to solar system in India and it is one of its kind in entire north east . The soothing calmness of the area around temple makes on feel the sense of spirituality. Built in ancient era , this temple is must visit place when you are in Guwahati.See more..
4.5ISKCON Guwahati(105 reviews) - ISKCON temple. Religious Sites
A beautiful place located in sarania hills.went during the Afternoon arti time at 12 Noon. The bhajan adds up the blissfullness of the temple. One must visit the temple to enjoy calmness. The premises of temple is very clean and decorated with ornamental flowers.One of the best places to visit in Guwahati. ISKCON's extension of Ulubari temple. Don't forget to have prasadam here. Devotees are very caring. (Darshan timings should be considered before visiting.)See more..
4.0Temples of Hajo(67 reviews) - Nothing much of a tourist attraction Religious Sites
Not that popular amongst tourists. In fact it can end up being confusing. One of the temples is basically an excavated site under the protection of ASI. However, nothing in the ruins appeals in itself to be a tourist spot. Another has good number of tourists coming. But they are religious tourists. Nothing much in the temple. The supposed deity is hidden under a hood and is revealed by the priest only on making offering.See more..
4.0Sukreswar Temple(61 reviews) - Easily the best Religious Sites
As an ardent Shiv bhakt, this is one of the best in Guwahati. An old temple thought to be established by Sukracharya, Guru of Banasur, is directly on the banks of the Brahmaputra. You can bring kalash of water(available in temple), packets of milk honey ghee and dahi and perform your own Abhishek puja. Priests allow free access to prabhu. You can also sing for the Lord.See more..
4.0Bhubaneswari Temple(58 reviews) - At the Top of Guwahati this temple is located in Nilachal Hill Spent 2-3 hours Religious Sites
At Guwahati at Nilachal hill, one has to go to Kamakhaya temple first and if you go further towards top you will get the Bhubaneswar temple. Motorable road. To Kamakhya there is also a walkable road. One interetsed in temple visit should surely go there.See more..
4.0Mahabhairab Temple(50 reviews) - Historical temple claims to house the biggest Shivlings Religious Sites
Temple built by King Banasur, who sought Shiva's help to fight against Krishna's son Pradyumna, is situated at the heart of Tezpur Town. It is claimed to be one of the biggest Shivaling in India.See more..
4.0Kamalabari Satra(49 reviews) - Beautiful place!! must visit Religious Sites
Our Guide, Montu got us here. We were very happy to learn about the lifestyle of the monks. An added bonus was that we met a great old gentleman (99 years old) who had just won an award from the President of India for his art form. Must visit placeSee more..
4.0Tilinga Mandir Temple(42 reviews) - Tilinga Mandir- Temple of Bells Religious Sites
It is believed that if you have a wish and you pray to Lord Shiva for fulfilling the wish , your wish will be granted by lord Shiva. Only thing is that you have to determine to donate a bell at the this temple of bells in Assam. Hence thousands of bells are tied daily in this unique temple The best day to visit the Temple of Bells in Mondays as it is considered to be the day of Lord Shiva. But you can walk in to this temple anyday where thousands of people gather there to offer their prayer or to offer bells to Lord Shiva which is tied with a Red thread to the big tree. Go there if you have a wish to be fulfilled!See more..
4.0Vashistha Temple(41 reviews) - Nature and worship Religious Sites
Vasistha ashram is believed to be the home of famous sage Basistha,located 12 Km from Guwahati, on the outskirts of Garbhanga reserve forest .The cave from where Muni Vasistha believed to have meditated , located 5 km inside the ashram. The waterfall and the stream make the environment a beautiful place to relax .See more..
4.5Ugra Tara Temple(27 reviews) - Temple of Shakti Religious Sites
When Lord Shiva was carrying the dead body of Sati and doing Tandav, Her eyes fell in the place where Ugra Tara temple is located today. The temple has a water body inside it which is connected to the two twin ponds (Jur Pukhuri) outside it. One of the oldest localities in Guwahati, Ugra Tarra Temple is a landmark temple where people pray toLordess Shakti. There is a Shiva temple in the premise and a Sraswati temple in the same space. The best time to visit Ugra Tarra Temple is during Durga Puja Ashtami and Navami. People also believe that the holy water inside the temple's water body can cure eye irritations and infections. One can feel the Holy presence of the deity very strongly in the place. Just beware of the Swans that roam around the area, and try to avoid their flocks. Also, Beware of pigeon droppings. Apart from that Puja samagri is available outside the Temple.See more..
Beautifully crafted in red stone and typical architecture, this temple is built on a well spread out area. The main sanctum is on a high elevated platform. The temple has a motor-able approach road bordering green tea gardens.Soothing clean atmosphere without any rush. A must see place to be visited, when in Dibrugarh.See more..
4.5Jaysagar Tank and Temples(23 reviews) - Great Pond in respect of Joymoti Kuwari Points of Interest & Landmarks • Religious Sites
After the death of Sati Joymati Kuwari, her son Swargadeo Rudra Singha, made this huge tank and a temple to pay respect to his mother, who lost her life as a sacrifice.See more..
This is one of the well known temple in Barak Velly region. I personally like to visit this temple because of the cool and calm environment. Also, I believe in Goddess Maa Kachakanti and do visit this temple as and when I get chance and offer Puja at the temple. I recommend people to visit this temple atleast once. Thanks.See more..
4.5Shiva Dol(20 reviews) - Shiva Dole: One of the tallest Shiva(Hindu God) temple in the world-built 300 years back Spent 1-2 hours Religious Sites
Shiva Dol is 180 feet tall and 195 feet in diameter. It is caped seven feet high large Golden Dome, called 'Kolosi', on the topmost part of the dole. The walls of the temple are sculptured with statues of numerous Hindu Gods and Goddesses. The other two great doles in the same campus are Vishnu Dole and Devi Dole. Shiva Dole is pride of not only Sivasagar but also of whole Assam. This giant temple is located few feet higher than the normal town level. It is visible from most of the corners of the small town, that adds real charm to the whole town. Every year these temples attract many national and international tourists to the town. (Information from internet sources)See more..
4.5Dhekiakhowa Barnamghar(20 reviews) - Dhekiakhowa Bornamghar- a religious place Religious Sites
I visit Dhekiakhowa Bornamghar every now and then. In the month of Bhadra ( AUG middle to Sept middle) it is considered auspicious to visit. Thousands of visitors eveveryday visit during this period. It was initiated by Mahapurush Madhadev who was a Vaishnavite saint. Otherwise also ev4ryday Naam kirtan used to be there.See more..
It’s one the archeological sites of Assam. The site is a hilly terrain where several rock-cut Shivalingas, votive stupas and the Hindu deities.Buddhist and Jain pantheon are scattered in an area of about one km. A must visit place if you like art and is inclined towards religion.See more..
4.0Janardana Temple(13 reviews) - Ancient Temple. Religious Sites
An old dedicated to Lord Vishnu. The river Brahmaputra flows near the temple. Must visit place for spiritual and mental wellbeing.See more..
I went to Nag-Sankar Temple. Nag-Sankar temple was built by king Nagmatta. Nagmatta is another name of the powerful king of Assam, Arimatta. Arimatta has important palce in mythology too. He is believed to be son of the river-god Brahmaputra, who blessed beautiful wife of king Ramchandra with a son. It is great place to go.See more..
I went to Hayagriva Madhava Temple. The temple consists of three main parts –the shikhara, or the top, the center and the basement. The shikhara is pyramid-shaped. The base of the structure consists of huge brick pillars and there is a spacious entrance hall in the front. It is also believed that this structure was once destroyed by Kalapahar, and was later resurrected. It is great place to go.See more..
4.5Bhubaneswar Temple(8 reviews) - A city which literally means "the land became the God" Religious Sites
Wonderful town, beautiful temples, gives the small town vibes with a welcoming food and culture. Great stone cut temples and wonderful scenics surroundings.See more..
This is extremely beautiful place in terms of natural beauty and Lake behind temple. Lord Shiva temple is place of must visit for devotees. There is saying that water level does not change. Almighty blessings. Water from worshiping of shivlinga flows into lake. Beautiful place as well. See more..
4.5Bhairabi Temple(8 reviews) - biggest shiva lingam Religious Sites
Mahabhairav temple is a magnificent landmark of Tezpur town.devotees visit this place from all over India.it is believed that the original temple was made of stone,constructed by Banasura.the temple built during 8th to 10th century is dedicated to lord Shiva and has one of the largest Shiva Lingams in the world.Shivaratri is the most important festival here.however the original temple got destroyed in an earthquake in 1897 and present one was constructed during early 20th century.See more..
4.0Radha Krishna Mandir(8 reviews) - peaceful area Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Religious Sites
i went there 1st time , pandits were help full , surroundings area peaceful , i like that place , satisfied after pujaSee more..
4.0Gaurisagar Tank And Temples(7 reviews) - Gaurisagar and gauridol- a must visit Religious Sites Situated in Gaurisagar town and easly accessible via NH 37. A must see to know glimpse of glorious day of Ahom kings in Assam.See more..
4.5Deopani Durga Mandir(6 reviews) - Mata ka anmol Darshan apne parivar ke sang.. Religious Sites
First of all, I wholeheartedly Thanks to the ruling Govt. for the construction of Dhansiri river Pukka Bridge connecting between Sarupathar (Golaghat dist) and Deoplani (Karbi Anglong) dist. Deopani Durga Maa Mandir is one of the ancient & popular Sacred & devotional religious temple in the State, where every devotees of Durga Mata love & eager to visit along with their families to get her blessings, once visited, person wishes to come here every year. Devotees who wishes to visit from unknown place may come to Sarupathar town either by Train or any other comfortable vehicle, and from Sarupathar town it is very easy & comfortable to reach the Sacred Durga Mata Mandir. Morning time is very suitable & fruitful for the darshan & puja to the Maa, thereafter, could be enjoyed with simple tea snacks or veg meal available nearby restaurants according to your choice. My best wishes for visiting Mata ki Mandir. Jai Deopani Maa.See more..
4.5Kamakshya Devalaya Temple(6 reviews) - Sacred place of people with various faiths Religious Sites
The buildings that make up this and the majoirty of Satras in the area are modest in scale but the environemt created by the monks cloisters and the tranquility of the grounds make it worth a visit. You may hear young monks engagd in drumming practice or bump into a monk or two and they may well stop for a chat. See more..
5.0Bagheswari Temple(4 reviews) - Nice, SImple Temple of Bagheshwari Maata Religious Sites
A must visit temple if you happen to visit a simple town Bongaingaon. I stayed at Hotel Kanishka and its nearby. Nice ambienceSee more..
The historic NEGHERETING Siva Doul is one of the famous and beautiful temples built during the Ahom rule in Dergaon, Assam. The main temple is surrounded by three other temples, the Bishnu, Ganesh and Surjya. Negheriting Shiv Mandir is named after a local bird Negheri that used to live in the place. The main attraction of the temple is the monkeys.See more..
4.0Maniharan Tunnel(4 reviews) - Thrilling adventure Religious Sites
It was a very thrilling experience going through this tunnel in my car. The inside was very dark but the road was smooth and one-way.See more..
4.5Burigosain Devalay(4 reviews) - Place for solace Religious Sites Burigoshani Dewalay, Jorhat, situated in the heart of the city.There is a subway named Dewal Road from the busy Gar Ali towards eastern side. It is only about 50m from Gar Ali on that subway. It is a legendary place associated with Assam history. Daily puja is offered in the main temple of Burigoshani(Durga) and other temples of Shiva ,Jagadharti,Ganesh, and Kali located in the same campus.It is a revered place of Jorhatians. Heavy rush occured during annual Durga Puja , specially on the astomi daySee more..
4.5Hari Mandir(3 reviews) - Biggest Raas Religious Sites
This temple hosts one of the biggest Raas festival in the state of Assam. One may plan well to visit during Raas festival. See more..
4.5Dehing Satra(3 reviews) - Located on river bank Religious Sites
This place is located on the banks of river Dehing in Dibrugarh. It is very nice place to be at and pass some time.See more..
I went to Joy Durga Temple. Joy Durga Temple is a famous temple of Hajo dedicated to Goddess Durga. Built by King Lakshminath Singha around the year 1774, the temple houses a beautiful stone image of Goddess Durga at the temple altar. It is great place to go. See more..
Shitala Maa is worshiped by many, she is an incarnation of Supreme Goddess Durga, she cures poxes, sores, ghouls, pustules and diseases. Lumding Sitlabari is a famous temple known to all, in and around Lumding town. During March end to starting April there is a 8 days festival celebrated by many people. During the eight days a fair is organised wherein every household goods are sold and good food court, restaurant and chat house with especial Bengali dishes are available. Thousands of devotees across the country who have faith join the puja. There were many miracles experienced by the devotees. People whoever is visiting Lumding town should visit this place.See more..
3.5Ketakeshwar Dewal(2 reviews) - Ancient temple Religious Sites It is very old and ancient temple. But the temple was not very clean and well maintained so maintainance should be improved. Peaceful place.See more..
This huge Shiv Temple is located just about 5 minutes’ drive off the main Guwahati-Kaziranga highway. It’s a much revered spot for Shiv devotees, and is actually worth visiting even for people just interested in impressive architecture. The temple is shaped in the form of a massive, 126’ tall shivlinga, made of black stone, sitting atop a circular stone platform. The temple’s sanctum sanctorum is situated in the circular base of the shivlinga. Unlike most other popular temples, this one has no people clamouring to sell you pooja items or take you on an express darshan. The priests too are quiet and not pushy.See more..
Situated in Sonitpur District at a place called Singri which is near Dhekiajuli. It is a Shiv Temple and also a tourist attraction as its situated in foothills of a hillock. The Shiv Linga is inside water as that was kept as a hidden linga bought from Biswanath. See more..
5.0Patbaushi Satra(1 review) - Heritage site to watch Religious Sites This Satra is located 2 km north of Barpeta town. This Satra is frequented by large number of devotees and visitors as it was a cultural centre from where Satriya culture,art-forms and literature spread far and wide.Vaishnava Gurus like Shri Manta Sankardeva, Shri Madhavdeva, Shri Damodardeva and Shri Harideva stayed in the Satra for propagation of Vaishnava faith. Shrimanta Sankardeva lived here for 18 long years and composed 240 Bargeets, Shastra (literary religio- cultural text) and Ankiya nat (Dramas). The scripts are carefully preserved here. Of late the Govt. has taken steps for preservation of this treasures of Assamese heritage and planning to setup a Shrimanta Sankardeva Museum at the premises of the Satra. The Damodar deva Satra is also located in the same premises. Ahom Ruler Paramatta Singha constructed a Math in memory of the saint. This Satra is located at a distance of about 2 K.M. from Barpeta town. If you are in lower assam must visit this place. You will feel divine.See more..
5.0Gurudwara Dhubri sahib(1 review) - Beautiful hotel and place, outstanding service and food, excellent facilities and staff and peaceful bar . It was Historic Sites • Religious Sites • Monuments & Statues
Beautiful hotel and place, outstanding service and food, excellent facilities and staff and peaceful bar aswell. It was such a relief to arrive here after a day of exhausting travelling. The staff in the lobby and bar was very helpful, specially Ms Soniya and Sangeet they were very helpful and friendlySee more..
This is a must visit sight for faith believer. This is an ancient Hindu temple at Belsor in Nalbari District. Good to visit during Durga Puja and Maha Shiv Ratri. See more..
4.0Jaypal Than Temple(1 review) - Bellooooooo Religious Sites Un tempio da non perdere. il più bello fra tanti... Vista mozzafiato... vale proprio la pena ...vederlo!!See more..
5.0Kedareswar Temple(1 review) - Architectural Beauty Religious Sites I went to Kedareswar Temple. This temple is entirely dedicated to Lord Shiva, who is mainly stated as Lord Kedareshwar by local people. As per the legend goes, this temple was built by Lalatendu Keshari, the king of Utkal, to mark the love bonding of Kedar and Gouri. It is great place to go.See more..
