Madan Kamdev, Guwahati

Madan Kamdev It is situated on top of a hill called Diwangiri Hill which is an archaeological site in Assam. This place dates back to the 9th and 10th centuries AD. There is a small temple here where worship is done. Apart from this temple, there are many sculptures in the complex which are basically architectural remains from excavations in the surrounding areas. Excavations have revealed several master pieces of stone sculpture here.

This site is a proud building for Assam which is surrounded by many mysteries which add to the beauty and importance of this place. This place is an excellent example of medieval stone sculpture.

Madan Kamadeva found ruins of many temples spread over half a kilometer area. Radio carbon dating suggests that the structure dates back to medieval times. The sculpture and intricate carvings are truly mesmerizing. The sculptures of Madan (god of love), elephant, lion, deities etc. are great specimens of architecture.

1. Madan Kamdev Temple is a place of utmost natural beauty with greenery all around and carved images and sculptures.
2. The intricate carvings and elaborate stone sculpture work is a sight to behold.
3. The old age idol is worth seeing and the archaeological remains of the goddess are very good.
4. You get to see the idols of lions, elephants, apsaras, apsaras etc.
5. Most of the sculptures on display here date back to the 9th and 10th centuries.

📅 Last update: 2023-10-23 || ✍ Author: Sandhya Chauhan

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