Barpeta district

Barpeta district is an administrative region in Lower Assam that encompasses rural villages, urban centers, and productive farmland across its territory. The area contains a mix of residential communities and agricultural zones that form the backbone of local life.

The district was established as a separate administrative entity in 1983 when it was separated from the neighboring Kamrup district. This division created an independent region to manage its own local affairs and development.

The Barpeta Satra, a spiritual monastery, serves as a major pilgrimage site where visitors experience devotional practices and local worship traditions. The site draws people throughout the year, especially during festivals that bring the community together.

The district has a network of schools and healthcare facilities distributed across its communities. Medical services and educational institutions are located throughout the region to serve residents and visitors alike.

The region is known for its rice cultivation traditions that have shaped farming practices for generations. The fields and harvesting methods reflect a way of life deeply connected to the agricultural cycle.

Location: Lower Assam division

Inception: 1983

Capital city: Barpeta

Shares border with: Chirang district

Website: http://barpeta.gov.in

GPS coordinates: 26.53333,91.00000

Latest update: December 20, 2025 15:40