Overview
Namghar is surrounded by lush greenery, providing a tranquil environment for visitors. The temple hosts regular spiritual gatherings and programs, encouraging community participation. The architecture reflects traditional Assamese styles, adding to its aesthetic appeal.
History & Background
Namghar, or Naamghar, is an integral part of Assamese culture and spirituality, serving as a community prayer hall and a gathering place for devotees. It has roots in the neo-Vaishnavism movement initiated by the saint Srimanta Sankardev in the 15th century, promoting devotion through music, dance, and dialogue.
Religious Significance
The Namghar is not just a temple but a cultural hub where various religious and social activities occur. It embodies the teachings of Srimanta Sankardev and serves as a place for spiritual learning and community bonding.
Main Deities
Major Festivals
Temple Timings
Aarti Schedule
How to Reach
Namghar is accessible by road, located in Tenga Pur No.2. Nearest railway station is Tezpur, and the nearest airport is Tezpur Airport, from where local transport can be hired.
GPS Coordinates
Contact Information
For more information, contact the local community center at +91-XXXXXXXXXX.
Visitor Information
Dress Code:
Modest and respectful attire is recommended. Traditional Assamese attire is appreciated.
Best Time to Visit:
The best time to visit is during the festivals, especially Bihu and Janmashtami, when the temple is vibrant with celebrations.
Temple Facilities
- ✓ Prasad distribution
- ✓ Clean restrooms
- ✓ Parking area
- ✓ Seating arrangements