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These are unique features of Vaishnavism in Assam. Satras are basically monasteries which were propagate neo Vaishnavism. They also became centers for education and dissemination of all kinds of art of harmonius living. Satra culture developed mainly at Majuli, Bardowa, Barpeta, Madhupur etc. When the British invaded Assam in 19th century, missionaries followed and churches were established all over Assam. Assam is a unique example of communal tolerance and religious harmony which prevails amongst the believer of different faiths. Assamese society is remarkably free from communal conflict.

Satras of Majuli

World's largest river island Majuli is the seat of several Satras established by Vaishnava revivalist, Sankardeva. During Rasotsava several thousand devotees visit these holy Satras every year.

Batadrawa Satra and Shrine

14 kms from Nagaon town, Batadrawa is the birthplace of famous Vaishnav are former Sankerdeva. The shrine is held in high veneration by the Vaishnavas.

Barpeta Satra and Kirtanghar

This famous Shrine and Kirtanghar attracts Vaishanavas from all over India. It was established by Madhadeva, the greatest disciple of Shankerdeva.

Da-Parbatiya

One of the finest example of ancient architecture, Da-Parbatiya of Tezpur dates back to 5th-6th century. The structure is not more than a door frame but the intricate carvings on it represents the best of Gupta art.

Kamakhya and Bhubaneswari Temple

This temple is on the top of the Nilachal hill some eight kms from Guwahati. This temple is dedicated to Shaktism and the different sculptures in the temple premises date back from eighth to seventeenth century. Devotees from all over India converge on this holy place during Ambubachi Mela and Manasha Puja.

Navagraha Temple

As the name indicates, this temple is dedicated to the nine planets in the solar system. It is situated on Chitrachal hill in Guwahati and is a center of astrological and astronomical research.

Vasistha Ashram

This Ashram is 16 kms from Guwahati and is believed to have been established by the great Sage Vasistha. It is located on the Sandhyachal hills. The ashram has a bestowing charm of its own. It is an important pilgrimage with rivulets Sandhya, Lalita and Kanta converging here.

Umananda Temple

The great Shiva temple situated on the peacock island in the middle of Brahamaputra in Guwahati attracts devotees from all over the country during the Shivaratri celebrations.

Hayagriva-Madhab Temple

Hajo, about 20 Kms. from Guwahati is the meeting place of Hinduism, Islam and Buddhism. It is an important pilgrimage for Hindus and Buddhists both.

Poa Mecca

At Hajo itself there is this Poa Mecca. It is a pilgrimage for Muslims. It is believed that by offering prayers here a faithful gains one fourth spiritual enlightenment of what could be gained at Mecca.

Shivadol

It is the tallest Shiva temple in North East India. It is located in Sibsagar. This temple is on the banks of a huge lake where thousands of migratory birds are seen during winter.

Dargah of Ajan Pir

The dargah of Muslim saint Shah Aulia alias Ajan Fakir, who led a Muslim reform movement in Assam, is a revered place of pilgrimage for the Muslims and Hindus alike.This is in a place known as Sahaguri Chapari near Sibsagar.

Maha Bhairav Temple

Dedicated to Lord Shiva this temple is the oldest Shiva shrine in the region. It is located in Tezpur town.