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Brahmaputra River

Nestled in the bosom of the great Himalayan mountains, the Brahmaputra is a 'Trans-Boundary River' that flows through China, India, and Bangladesh. Among the many towns and cities, it covers on the way, is the quaint town of Sualkuchi. Sualkuchi is situated in the Kamrup area in Assam. The lush scenery of the Sualkuchi Forest range shielding the massive breadth of the river bed is a sight to behold! The agricultural fields that stand in stark contrast also present an enchanting view. A visit in the evening to the banks of River Brahmaputra will leave you in a complete trance. The sight it offers is spellbinding with the sunset bathing the river in multiple hues of the dusk. Apart from being well-known for the serene beauty of the Brahmaputra River, Sualkuchi is famous for its cottage industries. The main contribution of this town in handloom industry is that of Sualkuchi silk or Assam silk, earning it the moniker of "Manchester of Assam". In addition to the natural beauty of this place, you might also want to visit the villages here and get a taste of the local lifestyle or tap into your spiritual self at the various temples, Namghars and monasteries here. Visit Sualkuchi for a tranquil weekend away in the lap of nature. Read More

Ganesh Bigrah is an ancient temple which is believed to be established in 11th century by king Ratnapal. Situated near Ghatia Hills, this temple houses a very majestic stone sculptured idol of Lord Ganesha along with the stone idol of Har-Gouri and a Shivalinga. One can also witness a copper idol of Lord Krishna of a height of about 10 inches. Bedi of Manasha Puja also exists in front of the temple. The place is in complete festive mood during the days of Sankranti of Saon and Bhada. Read More

Hatisatra

A beautiful monastery of Sualkuchi, Hatisatra is also one of the biggest monasteries in the village. Dedicated to Lord Krishna, the place spreads the splendid message of Vaishnavism culture. Established by Kanu Bura Thakur, a saint from Nalanga, this monastery today attracts pilgrim in large number and becoming a popular tourist attraction as well.

A celebrated holy shrine of Muslims, Poa-Mecca is situated just next to Madhav temple. As per the inscriptions on the wall of the mosque, it was built in the year 1657 by Mir Lutufullah-i-Shiraji under the rule of Shahjahan. It is considered that worshipping at this mosque make the devotee gain a one-fourth of the enlightenment of that gained by worshipping at Mecca and hence Poa-Mecca (poa means one-fourth). A tomb of Gyasuddin Aulia is also located in front of the mosque and is believed along with the mosque to be built on a land which in some quantity is supposed to be brought from Mecca. Read More

Sualkuchi is a crafts village where you will find some of the best specimens of craftsmanship. From silk sarees, dresses and scarves, the place is also renowned for its bamboo handicrafts such as baskets and fans etc. You can buy these products at local markets of the village.

Sidheswar Devalaya

Sualkuchi is a village where many God and Goddess are worshipped. Sidheswar Devalaya is one of the major temples of this silk village dedicated to Lord Shiva and was renovated by the Ahom king Shiba Singha. Situated in the south-west part of Sualkuchi on the Sidheswari Hill, this ancient temple is flocked with devotees. Long queues can be witnessed especially during the month of 'Bhole Bom', when one can experience a state of trance and divinity. Read More