The Best way to see a Destination is through the eyes of a local- who live it everyday and have grown up hearing the stories associated with the place. Our guides will interpret each era of Shri Surya Pahar and make it come alive for you! Do connect with them.

Tour Guide

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Mahendra Das

+91 6000394581

mahendra856@gmail.com

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Hiyamoni Das

+91 9365271278

dashiyamoni72@gmail.com

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Meghna Das

+91 7896664131

marami.das1979@gmail.com

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Sengrak Marak

+91 9864299762

sengrakmarak37@gmail.com

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Partho Pratim Sharma

+91 8135009817

parthosharmaofficial@gmail.com

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Kuntal Das

+91 9864139350

kuntal_78das1@yahoo.com

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Kaushik Medhi

+91 8133847479

medhichaimon@gmail.com

Downloadable Guides and Maps

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Generally, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM, though timings may vary on holidays.
Yes, the ASI charges a nominal fee; children often get discounted or free entry.
Photography is allowed in most areas; however, flash or drone use may be restricted.
The terrain is uneven in places; support may be needed. Certain trails are easier for seniors and children.

Safety & Visitor Guidelines

  • Wear sturdy footwear for rocky trails.
  • Carry water, sunscreen, and a hat to manage the Assam sun.
  • Avoid touching carvings and monuments.
  • Follow instructions from guides and ASI staff.
  • In case of emergency, nearest hospital and police contacts are available at the entrance.

Best Time to Visit

  • October to March offers the most comfortable weather.
  • Summers can be hot, while monsoon rains (June–September) make trails slippery but lush with greenery.
  • Early mornings are ideal for exploring the site with soft sunlight and pleasant breeze.
  • Evenings near sunset offer panoramic hill views and golden light for photography.
  • Festival months often feature local fairs and cultural performances adding vibrancy for visitors.

Eco-Tourism & Responsible Travel

Sri Surya Pahar is an eco-sensitive site. Please:

  • Do not litter; use designated bins.
  • Avoid plastic bottles and bags—carry reusable options.
  • Respect local customs and traditions.
  • Support local artisans by buying directly from them.
  • Stay on marked trails to protect flora and fauna.

Travel Tips for a Smooth Visit

  • Book stays in Goalpara or nearby well in advance during festivals.
  • Carry cash as digital payments may not always be available in rural areas.
  • Learn a few local Assamese greetings—it’s always appreciated!
  • Follow instructions from guides and ASI staff.
  • Take time to enjoy both heritage and nature; this is not just a monument but a living landscape.

These resources are designed to prepare you for a safe, respectful, and enriching journey. Sri Surya Pahar is not just a place to see—it is a heritage to be experienced with care and responsibility.

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