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Kalaguru Bishnu Prasad Rabha Cremation Ground is located 5 km from Tezpur town, in a place previously known as Beltika. This site, where the renowned Kalaguru Bishnu Prasad Rabha was cremated, has been transformed by the Government of Assam into a beautifully landscaped park, attracting tourists. Nearby, visitors can also explore the Bhairavi Temple. (Entry fee is required; visiting hours …

Nikamul Satra, located in Tezpur, was established in 1805 A.D. by the Vaishnavite saint Madhabananda Dev. It is a revered institution of the Ekasarana tradition of Vaishnavism and has significantly contributed to Assam’s socio-cultural and spiritual heritage. This sacred site has been a source of inspiration for prominent cultural figures. Dr. Bhupen Hazarika developed the foundation of Borgeet under the …

Jyoti Bharati (Poki), built in 1874, is now a museum but was originally known as Poki (meaning “concrete”). It served as the residence of Rupkonwar Jyoti Prasad Agarwala, a legendary Assamese playwright, songwriter, poet, writer, and filmmaker. Widely regarded as the founder of Assamese cinema, he produced the first Assamese film, Joymoti, in 1935. The building consists of ten rooms, …

Ketekeshwar Temple is located in Ketekibari, about 4 km to the north of Tezpur town. It is renowned for its Panchamukhi Shiva Lingam, a magnificent structure standing 12 feet tall and 6 feet wide. Many believe this Lingam is a relic of the ancient Hatappeshwara Temple, built by Vanamalavarmadeva. The Lingam features five faces, giving it the name Panchamukhi Shiva …

Ganesh Temple is situated to the north of the Brahmaputra River, where a carved stone image of Lord Ganesha can be found beside the temple. The statue, approximately 3 feet tall, is believed to date back to the 9th–10th century. The area surrounding the temple is known as Ganesh Ghat. While the original idol remains a historical relic, the current …

Hinguleshwar Temple is a revered Shiva temple located in Bhairavpada Mouza. The origins of the temple, including its construction date and the identity of its builder, remain unknown, adding an air of mystery to this sacred site.