History of Nalbari
Western Assam, earlier known as Kamarupa, was divided into geographical divisions. Nalbari was placed in Kamapitha division. It was called Kamrup till colonial times. Until 1985, the area which was congruent to Kamapitha later became Undivided Kamrup district of colonial and post-colonial times. Nalbari district was further formed separately and given an individual identity.
Shopping at Nalbari
The place is known for handicrafts made from bamboo and cane. People who love handicrafts will enjoy the collection available at the place. Apart from that, the town is also known for medicinal herbs, rice and tea. So visitors can enjoy their time roaming around and try out different things.
Festivities at the Buddhist Temple in Nalbari
Many devotees come here during festivals like Buddha Purnima and Dhol Purnima and Mela is held here during Buddha Jayanti when people in large numbers visit the place. Visitors can enjoy the place more if they visit the place during the festival time as they get to know a lot about the place. There is one more festival celebrated in Nalbari which is called as Raax festival. It is celebrated lavishly during the month of November. The festivals have always been an essential part of Nalbari. Through the festivals, people get to know about the socio-cultural life related to it.
Legend behind Raax Festival
The reason behind this festival is associated with the Raax Leela of Lord Krishna and his 'Gopis'. It is said that the atmosphere with the autumn moon and gentle breeze made Lord Krishna play his flute. On hearing the beautiful music, the 'Gopis' left their work and accompanied him.
Best time to visit Buddhist Temple
The best time to visit the Buddhist Temple is from January to June.
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Tips
Don't miss the sight when thousands of devotees gather here to worship. Make sure you don't carry any extra luggage with you .
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