Kamakhya Temples' Complex — A Sacred Landscape
Welcome to Kamakhya Temple's Complex. Amongst the 51 Shakti Peethas, Kamakhya Temple is one of the world's most important pilgrimage sites of Shakti worship. The Kamakhya Temples' Complex is dotted with vibrant temples of Maa Kamakhya, Dashamavidyas, Shiva, Ganesha, Vishnu, other Devi & Devatas, Kundas, etc.
The Kamakhya Kula and Kulacara Tantra Marga of Kamakhya, the only surviving Shakta Tantra Tradition in its purest form is still in practice in Kamakhya Temples' Complex. As a pilgrimage site for Hindus, Buddhists and practitioners of various streams of Tantrism since time immemorial, Kamakhya Temple's Complex has developed a uniquely syncretic religious culture. Millions of devotees from all over the world visit the Kamakhya Temples' Complex every year.
Explore KamakhyaKamarupa — Land of Ancient Temples and Shakti Worship
Kamarupa has often been used to mean area in the eastern part of the subcontinent. The boundaries of Kamarupa are clearly mentioned in the Puranas and the Tantra literature. The Kalika Purana mentions that Kamarupa was triangular in shape and extends towards the east to the Karatoya River and bounded by the Dikkaravashini in the east. On the other hand, the Yogini Tantra divides the Kamarupa into three different parts named Ratnapitha, Bhadrapitha, Saumarapitha and Kamapitha.
From the days of the earliest king Mahiranga Danava to the advent of the Ahoms (13th century AD) Kamarupa was ruled by various dynasties and they built temples, places of worship and conserved sacred sites according to their religious affiliations. Hence, apart from the Kamakhya Temples' Complex, Kamarupa is dotted with numerous temples dedicated to Shiva, Vishnu, Ganesha, Durga, Ugratara, Chandi, Navagraha, and other Goddesses.
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Our Services for Pilgrims, Devotees & Researchers
We are a practicing hereditary Chandipathak Priest family of the Kamakhya Temple, Purnabhishek Sadhakas of the Kulachara Tantra Marga of Kamakhya, and founders of Foundation for History and Heritage Studies, a reference library, archive and research centre relating to Kamakhya Temples' Complex and Kamrupa. For over two decades we are relentlessly providing the most reliable and detailed information and best possible help, assistance, guidance, and support to the aspirants of Kaula Tantra, pilgrims, devotees, tourists, practitioners of various streams of tantrism, and academic researchers visiting the Kamakhya Temples' Complex and Temples of Kamarupa.
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Expert guidance, accurate information, assistance, supportIn and around the present city of Guwahati in Assam, India the Kamakhya Temples' Complex and the Temples of erstwhile Kamrupa are located and this land is also widely recognized as the birthplace of Kaula Tantra tradition.
Pilgrimage & Darshan
Reliable information, best possible help & supportWe take great personal care in continuing our ancestral traditions and welcoming a variety of visitors, ensuring that you have the most accurate information and a positive experience.
Worship, Puja & Rituals
Assistance that is useful, precise, and realisticKamrup Kamakhya is renowned as a place of true power, healing, and transformation. We care deeply about maintaining our ancient traditions and ensuring the most authentic experience.
Research Assistance
We've assisted international scholars for over a decadeRajib Sarma provides research assistance and guidance to international PhD scholars and Post Graduate students since 2005 for ensuring accuracy and authenticity in academic research.
Frequently Asked Questions
Kamrupa Kamakhya refers to the sacred landscape of the Kamakhya Temples' Complex on Nilachal Hills in Guwahati, Assam — the world's most revered Shakti Peetha and birthplace of Kaula Tantra.
All devotees irrespective of caste, creed, nationality, or religion are welcome to enter the sanctum sanctorum of the temples for darshan and worship.
Contact Bandana Sarma & Rajib Sarma at +91 93655 16724 or info@kamrupkamakhya.org for personalized guidance before your visit.
It is the only surviving Shakta Tantra tradition in its purest form, practiced exclusively at the Kamakhya Temples' Complex by hereditary initiated practitioners. The tradition runs through the Guru-Shishya Parampara (teacher-student tradition).