Gola Ghar, Granary in India
Gola Ghar, also known as the Golaghar, is a historical granary located in Sivasagar, Assam.
Constructed around 1804, this monument served as a storehouse for grains during the reign of the Ahom kingdom.
The Gola Ghar is an architectural example of the sturdy constructions by the Ahoms and reflects their advanced engineering skills.
It is a protected site under the 'Monument of National Importance' category and is a tourist attraction.
Notable for its unique architectural form, Gola Ghar has no pillars and supports its roof on massive walls.
Location: Sivasagar district
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