At the Namphake Buddhist Monastery, you can enjoy the tranquility of Assam while also learning about Buddhist traditions. This historic landmark is more than just a place of worship; it provides an insight into the lively culture of the Tai Phake community. It is a living witness to the Tai Phake community's rich history and traditions, which are noted for their distinct customs, language, and way of living. Amidst beautiful surroundings, you'll find exquisite architecture and a tranquil ambiance that appeals to both spiritual searchers and historical enthusiasts.
The Nam Phake Monastery is one of Assam's oldest and most respected Buddhist monasteries, located in Naharkatiya. Because of its unusual natural surroundings and quiet ambiance, this monastery is considered a meditation center. The tranquil surroundings and natural beauty of the area make it a really unique destination. The people who live here are Buddhists, and their beliefs and customs are deeply rooted in their religion. A Buddhist Pagoda and an Ashokan Pillar have been built close in the village. As you enter the main temple, you will see a gilded statue of Lord Buddha. There is a water tank inside the monastery known as the Mucalinda Tank, which is regarded particularly holy. The monastery is renowned for its architectural grandeur, which includes ancient Tai-style buildings and a tranquil atmosphere.
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Experience the largest Tai-Phake village in Assam with ancient Buddhist traditions and culture. Indulge in their lifestyle, food and rituals.
Find inner peace in its meditation center away from the hustles and bustles of the city.
Enjoy a calm environment amidst nature and tranquility.
Distance From Guwahati City: 459 Km
Nearest City: Tinsukia(35 Km)
Nearest Railway Station: Naharkatia Railway Station.(6 Km)
Nearest Bus Stoppage: ()
Nearest Airport: Mohanbari Airport(52 Km)
It is around 36 Km from Tinsukia town while the nearest towns are Naharkatia (15 KM) and Duliajan (18 KM). You can find regular buses and shared cars to these two towns from Tinsukia and then look for local transport to Namphake.
The best time to visit is during March and May when the biggest festivals are celebrated in this village. The Poi-Nen-Chi Festival, which is held in the month of March is organized to pay homage to Lord Buddha and Poi-Nun-Hok is another grand festival in which the birth of Lord Buddha is celebrated.
