Rang Ghar
Rang Ghar is an iconic two-storeyed building which once served as the royal sports pavilion from where Ahom kings and nobles watched games such as buffalo fights, wrestling etc. which took place in the adjoining field known as Rupohi Pothar. It is said to be the oldest surviving amphitheater in Asia.
Kareng Ghar
Also known as The Garhgaon Palace, Kareng Ghar is where the Ahom royals lived. It was mainly built out of wood and stone in 1698 by King Rudra Singha. The royals lived on the upper floor which also had a prayer room, while the ground floor served as stables, storerooms and servants’ quarters. Kareng Ghar was rebuilt in 1752 by Swargadeo Rajeswar Singha, fourth son of King Rudra Singha.
Siva Dol and Borpukhuri
Shiva dol in the heart of Sivasagar consists of three Hindu temples of Shivadol (temple of Lord Shiva) , Vishnudol (temple of Lord Vishnu) and Devidol (temple of Goddess Durga) and a museum. These temples are located on the banks of the Borpukhuri tank, built by queen of Ahom king Swargadeo Siba Singha, Bar Raja Ambika. The height of the Shivadol is 104 feet and is crowned with an 8-foot hight golden-dome.
