Madan Kamdev

Stone sculptures and carvings spread across the Dewangiri hillock display detailed representations of deities, animals, flowers, and cosmic scenes in natural settings.

The temple complex, constructed between the 9th and 12th centuries during the Pala Dynasty, contains remains of more than twenty religious structures dedicated to Shiva.

The site features numerous stone carvings depicting divine beings, including a six-headed Bhairav statue and a four-headed Shiva representation within medieval temple walls.

Located 40 kilometers from Guwahati and 3 kilometers from Baihata Chariali, the archaeological site remains accessible through National Highway 52 for daily visits.

The River Madankuri flows next to the hill where excavations conducted since 1977 continue to uncover additional temples and religious artifacts from medieval times.

Location: Kamrup Rural district

GPS coordinates: 26.31972,91.74083

Latest update: May 12, 2025 19:28