Sadiya
Country: India
Region: Asia
Period: 12th-16th c.CE
Location: 27.83°N, 95.67°E
Description
Sadiya is an ancient town located in the northeastern part of Assam, India, and served as the capital of the Chutia Kingdom. It was strategically located on the banks of the Brahmaputra River, known for its cultural richness and trade connections. During its peak, it flourished as a major political and economic center in the region, with a rich tradition of arts and culture.
Modern Remains
Visitors can explore the Sadiya Fort ruins, which are remnants of the once-mighty defensive structure. The town is also home to several temples and old monuments that reflect its religious significance during the Chutia rule. Local cultural practices and festivals still retain echoes of the ancient kingdom, offering travelers a unique opportunity to experience the vibrant heritage of the region.