About Historical Sivasagar
Sivasagar stands out with it’s treasured history, from temples to monuments, maidams to tanks, the town’s picturesque spots have been a source of tourist attraction for a long time.
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Siva Doul
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Sivasagar Siva Doul, also known as Sivasagar Shiva Temple, a historic temple built in 1734 A.D. by Queen Ambika (also known as Madambika) stands as the tallest temple in the entire state of Assam.
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Ajan Peer Dargah
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Ajan Peer Dargah, a sacred mausoleum built in the memory of well-known Muslim reformer and saint, Ajan Fakir who visited North East India from Baghdad in the 17th century and popularised Zikir (spiritual songs dedicated to Allah).
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Pohugarh
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Pohugarh Archaeological Site, located in the heart of historic Jerenga Pathar of Sivasagar was constructed during the reign of Swargadeo Rudrasingha (A.D 1696-A. D 1714) as a natural habitat for animals. Today, this spot holds importance as a paradise for migratory birds.
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Ghanashyam's House
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Ghanashyam's House, built by Ahom King Rudra Singha (CE 1696-1714), is dedicated to Ghanashyam, the chief architect of the Ahoms who was a Muslim craftsman from Bengal who later on converted to Hinduism.
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Bakhar Bengena Tree
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Bakhar Bengena Tree, at Jobolating village at a distance of about 27kms from Sivasagar town, is yet another interesting spot. The tree which translates to "Divine Jasmine", is scientifically proven to be 580 years old. What's even more fascinating is the fruit of Bakhar Bengena. Unlike any other fruit, this mystical tree grows brinjal fruits that look like they have a crown, similar to a pomegranate.
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Rang Ghar
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Rang Ghar, located approximately 3.0 kilometers from the center of Sivasagar Town in Assam, India, is a historical marvel that stands as a testament to the region's rich cultural heritage. Built in 1744 A.D. by Swargadeo Pramatta Singha, it is recognized as Asia's first amphitheatre or pavilion.
