bongaigaon

The important city of Assam, Bongaigaon was the last capital of the Kamatapur Empire and home to numerous historical monuments of Assamese culture. Located in the center of the region about 180 km northwest of Guwahati, the city reflects the township and culture of Assamese. The incredible beauty of Bongaigaon is well preserved. The city of Bongaigaon is famous for its remnants of Buddhist culture, which can be seen in its hilly caves (also known as Gumphas) ??and the rock carvings of the Jogigopha hill. Other popular attractions are Bagheswari temple, Rock Cut Cave, and many other places. Although the city is still developing, natural habitats have never been touched. The city of Bongaigaon is also the gateway to Manas National Park which is a UNESCO Natural World Heritage site. Bongaigaon is best known for its petrochemical industry, with a large refining township of Indian Oil Corporation Limited, IOCL. The village took place on the map of the Indian Railways with the establishment of a railway station in 1908. The city of Bongaigaon prides itself on being the last capital of the mighty Kamatapur Empire and is therefore not surprised that the region covers a wide area. a list of historical monuments depicting the beautiful Assamese culture.