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Kuruabahi Satra, Golaghat – History, Significance, Location & Travel Guide

Kuruabahi Satra, located in the Bokakhat subdivision of Golaghat district, is a culturally significant destination that reflects the deep-rooted Vaishnavite heritage of Assam.
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Kuruabahi Satra tourist place in Assam

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Although the village shares its name with traditional satras, it stands out for its historical association with the Ahom era and its connection to the region’s spiritual and cultural evolution. The satra is known for promoting the teachings and ideology of Srimanta Sankardeva, contributing to the spread of Assamese devotional practices, art, and education.

How to Reach:
Kuruabahi Satra is around 10 km from Bokakhat town and nearly 50 km from Golaghat. Visitors can reach it easily via local buses, hired taxis, or private vehicles from nearby towns and NH-37.

Best Time to Visit:
October to March is ideal, offering pleasant weather for exploration and cultural visits.

Where to Stay:
Accommodation is available at Bokakhat and Kaziranga areas, offering budget lodges, homestays, and mid-range hotels within easy driving distance.