Top 10 places in Silchar :
Kachankanti Kali Maa Temple :
The Silchar Kanchakanti Mandir was constructed in the 19th century. Kanchakanti temple was constructed by the Kachari King in 1806. Kanchakanti temple is situated in Silchar, Udharbond. It is approximately 10 kilometres from the city centre of Silchar. Kachakanti Mandir is one of the oldest temples in the region. The best time to visit this place is during the daytime from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., as the crowd is moderate during these hours.
In South Assam, there’s a special place called Sri Kachakanti Devi Temple that people really believe in and respect. It’s known for being peaceful. People think the goddess Kachakanti is like a mix of two powerful Hindu goddesses, Maa Durga and Maa Kali, who represent strength, or ‘Shakti’. Kachakanti looks powerful, with four arms holding things like a sword and a severed head. The goddess is acknowledged as the life partner of Lord Shiva, and in depictions, she is seen standing atop his divine form. This portrayal encapsulates a profound symbolism of strength and elegance, further enhancing the spiritual significance of the temple.
Kashpur Rajbari :
To experience the magnificent history and cultural legacy of Assam, a visit to Khaspur is imperative. Situated approximately 20 kilometres from Silchar, Khaspur served as the mediaeval capital of the Kachari kings. The focal point of this historic locale is undeniably the Kachari Fort, now in a state of splendid ruin but formerly the regal seat of the Kachari kingdom. Tourists are drawn to this town by not only the remnants of the fort but also the captivating Sun Gate and the imposing Lion Gate, both significant attractions that narrate the tale of a bygone era. Khaspur, with its evocative structures, stands as a living testament to the rich heritage embedded in the soil of Assam.
Salganga :
Another popular temple located in Salganga village is the Salganga temple. It is situated around 22 kilometres from the town of Silchar, on the way to the airport. The temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu and holds great significance for the locals of the area.
Dolu Lake :
Dolu lake is one of most famous lake in silchar and the best place for tourism. It is around 22 km away from the centre city of silchar. One can spend some quality time here with family or loved ones.
Aynacherra :
AinaCharra is one of most famousvisited place in silchar and the best place for tourism. It is around 22 km away from the centre city of silchar. One can spend some quality time here with family or loved ones.
Baram Baba Temple :
Baram Baba Temple Situated on Silchar-Silcoorie Road, it is around 8 km away from the centre of Silchar city. This is a historical temple of Shiv Baba, which was built 75 to 78 years ago. The temple of the Mother Goddess is situated next to these two temples. This temple is one of the oldest temples in Barak Valley. Along with this, lakhs of devotees from all parts of India come to visit Baram Baba Temple in Silchar every year during the annual fair with their families. Baram Baba Temple remains open from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Iskon Temple :
Iskon Temple is located on Silchar College Road, which is in the centre of the city. Dedicated to Lord Krishna and built and maintained by ISKCON (International Society for Krishna Consciousness), this temple is a popular tourist attraction in the region. The temple is known for its marvellous architecture and serene surroundings. Devotees from different parts of the world visit this temple to seek blessings. The festivals of Janmashtami and Durga Puja are celebrated here in full swing and attract devotees from across the globe.
Chatla lake :
The Chatla Wetland (Chatla) is a seasonal wetland located in Cachar district in the Indian state of Assam. During the winter season rice cultivation is done. From March onward this land fills with water and becomes a lake. Chatla is known for its fishery and produces fish for all districts in Assam. Chatla produces all types of fish and the specialty of Chatla is its Bhujia fish, Tangra fish.
Bhuvan Mahadev Temple :
This ancient temple perched on top of Bhuvan Hill is an architectural marvel nestled in nature’s arms. This temple has idols of Lord Shiva along with Goddess Parvati. People go to this temple all the time, but during Shivratri, there are even more people. To get to the temple, you have to walk up the hill through really pretty surroundings. The temple is in a great spot because you can see a beautiful valley from there, and it makes you feel happy.
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