Howly Raas Mela
One of the defining cultural celebrations associated with Howly, bringing together devotion, tradition, performance and community.
A journey through the temples, satras, cultural landmarks, historic sites and natural landscapes that make Howly special.
Howly is a place where history, spirituality, culture and everyday life come together. From the celebrated Howly Raas traditions to historic Satras and temples, the town and its surrounding areas offer places that reflect generations of Assamese heritage.
This guide brings together some of the important places to visit in and around Howly, including cultural institutions, religious landmarks, historic sites and natural destinations.
One of the defining cultural celebrations associated with Howly, bringing together devotion, tradition, performance and community.
A major spiritual and architectural landmark connected with the Raas tradition of Howly.
A landmark commemorating the sacrifices remembered in the history of Howly.
A place of spiritual and cultural significance within the Vaishnavite heritage of the region.
A cultural and devotional space associated with kirtan and religious traditions.
A historic religious and cultural destination connected to the region's Satra traditions.
A destination connected with sericulture and the agricultural landscape of the region.
An agricultural knowledge and development centre serving the surrounding region.
A prominent devotional destination dedicated to Radha and Gobinda.
A cultural landmark associated with the memory and heritage of Chandi Baruah.
A sports and community destination in Howly, associated with the town's sporting and cultural life.
A local temple and devotional landmark dedicated to Lord Hanuman.
A world-renowned natural landscape and wildlife destination connected to the wider Howly region.
A well-known local religious destination dedicated to Goddess Kali.
A spiritual and cultural destination reflecting the Satra traditions of Assam.
A historically remembered place connected with Rajanikanta Bordoloi's celebrated novel Manomati.
A temple destination forming part of the religious landscape around Howly.
A cultural and spiritual destination associated with Assam's historic Satra tradition.
Walk through the temples, discover the Satras, experience the Raas tradition and explore the landscapes surrounding Howly.