Places To Visit In Nalbari

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Located at the base of the eastern Himalayas, Nalbari is a perfect getaway to explore the wilderness of nature. With Indo-Bhutan border marking the north boundary of the district while Brahmaputra River lying on its south, Nalbari is a place offering and promoting the natural tourism.

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One of the major attractions for tourists as well as the devotees of Lord Krishna, Hari Mandir is situated at the heart of Nalbari town. Established in the year 1965, this temple is built on the land donated by Rambahadur Pratap Narayan Choudhury.

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Billeshwar Temple is an ancient temple with an interesting past of 500 years. Located at Belsor Village near Nalbari, the temple is devoted to Lord Krishna, although it is believed that a Shiva Linga was found on the same spot.

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An ancient temple dedicated to Goddess Parvati is said to have been created by an Ahom king, Sib Singha. As per the legend, the part of the body of Goddess Parvati or Sati fell here.

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Another popular temple of Nalbari situated in Daulashal in the extreme south of the district, Daulashal Temple is dedicated to Lord Krishna and his brother Lord Balram.

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Jaypal Than is temple with a certain myth attached to it. As per the legend, the temple was revealed by the Ahom king Sib Singh by a cow named Kapali.

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Basudeb Devalay is temple with a very fascinating story attached to it. It was built during the years 1718-1744 AD under the rule of Ahom King Sib Singha.

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The sacred shrine of Thetha Gohain is built in a place away from the human habitation in a peaceful environ. It was established by the end of 19th century on a piece of land donated by an inhabitant of Kamarkuchi, Janmi Majumdar.

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Dedicated to Goddess Durga, this ancient temple is situated near Nalbari in Adabari. The temple was patronized by Kamleswar Singha, the Ahom king.

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Ganga Pukhari, situated nearly 7km south of Nalbari is a pond that was created by a Brahmin named Gangadhar. The place is mostly renowned for a fair that is organized annually on the occasion of Ashok Ashtami.

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A place of historic significance, Mahmara Pukhari was dug up under the rule of Ahom kingdom. In fact is believed that a buffalo was sacrificed during the excavation in order to get rid of water scarcity.

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Created by King Fenguwa, this lake as per the legend goes was used to wash the queen's jewelry with charcoal. And thus the lake got its name as Angradhowa.

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A place of great historic importance, Fenguwa Fort is named after its creator. This fort, built by King Fenguwa in 14th century was very massive with 3.2

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A spot of natural beauty, Sonkuhira is a major attraction of the town and famous picnic spot. It is a home to plethora of migratory birds and thus serves as the paradise for bird watchers.

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Nalbari is a town famous for its bamboo and cane handicrafts, medicinal herbs, rice and tea. You can shop all these items at the local market of the town as souvenir of this place.