Shri Aswakranta Temple Guwahati,Assam

The Aswaklanta Temple, also known as the Aswakranta Temple, is a historically significant Hindu temple located in North Guwahati, Assam, on the banks of the Brahmaputra River. It’s particularly known for its association with Lord Krishna and his horse, which allegedly rested near the temple site while on his journey to kill Narakasura. The temple, constructed by King Siva Singha in 1720, features two main shrines dedicated to Lord Vishnu and includes an image of Anantasai Vishnu, a fine art specimen from the 11th century.]

This is one of the oldest Vishnu temples in North Guwahati. There’s a lot of structured development around the place. You get an amazing view of the Brahmaputra and it looks even more beautiful at the hours of sunrise and sunset!

A very beautiful and historical significant temple and an archeological site. This is located on the top of a mountain overlooking the great Nad Brahmaputra.