Charaideo Maidam: Royal Graveyards of Ahom Kingdom
Charaideo maidam refers to a series of hemispherical mounds that are graves of Ahom Kings at a distance of 30 KMs from Sivasagar town. It is vying to become a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Charaideo maidam refers to a series of hemispherical mounds that are graves of Ahom Kings at a distance of 30 KMs from Sivasagar town. It is vying to become a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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