Biswanath Ghat
Old Shiva temples on the bank of the Brahmaputra gave this place the name “Gupta Kashi”. Come for the temples and stay for the river sunset.
Gupta Kashi on the Brahmaputra
Biswanath’s riverside temples earned it the name “Gupta Kashi”. Tea gardens, foothill forests and the northern edge of the Kaziranga landscape make it a calm, green stop on the north bank.
4 sights and experiences.
Old Shiva temples on the bank of the Brahmaputra gave this place the name “Gupta Kashi”. Come for the temples and stay for the river sunset.
An ancient Shiva temple near Sootea, traditionally dated to the 4th century, with a temple pond that shelters rare turtles.
Foothill forest along the Arunachal border with elephants, primates and many birds.
Quiet river landscapes around Biswanath, with rocky islets in the Brahmaputra and village fisheries nearby.
October to April. Shivaratri brings big crowds to Biswanath Ghat.
By airTezpur Airport (about 75 km) or Lilabari, North Lakhimpur (about 140 km); LGBI Airport, Guwahati is about 250 km.
By trainBiswanath Chariali station on the Rangapara North–Murkongselek line.
By roadAbout 245 km from Guwahati via NH 15.