Sivasagar and the erstwhile Rangpur is full of historic relics
bearing testimony to the 600 years of the Ahom rule.
The Shiva Dole standing in between the Vishnu Dole and Devi Dole has
got the most imposing look and solemnity.
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Sivasagar Tank, lying beside the three most beautiful Doles, one of the important habitats
of migratory birds during the winter season. It is the most attractive landscape of the town.
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Joysagar tank is the largest man-made tank in the world. It has a total area of 318 acres including the
four banks. This tank and the three beautiful temples on it's bank were built the most powerful
Ahom king Rudr Singha.
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What is remarkable about this monument is that it happened to be a unique structure built for this specific purpose
not only in india but in entire Asia at that time.
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The palace is a four storied building and arranged in gradually receding tiers.
The top floor has dome like roof with a chamber. It had four watch towers originally of
which now only two can be seen...
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Recent archaeological excavation has exposed the remains of burnt wooden logs, post holes,
burnt brick structures and pathways on the northern and western sides respectively. The
remains of wooden logs and post holes suggest that a structure of impermanent material did
exist at the site...
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Gourisagar is the name given to a small village Bezgaon by the Ahom queen Phuleswari after
the construction of the three temples. There is a huge tank dug in front of the temples.
All the constructions were finished by 1723..
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Disang Mukh is the river mouth of the tributary of the Mighty Brahmaputra situated very close to the Sivasagar town.
It is popular tourist spot for it's scenic beauty...
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This museum, situated by the bank of Sivasgar Tank, exhibits the history of Ahom, who ruled the Brahmaputra valley in Assam between the 13th and the 18th centuries. The museum, started in the year 1972..