Location

Bairagithan Dewalaya is located in the village of Tengera, in the Darrang district of Assam. The temple is situated on its own land, offering a serene and sacred environment for devotees.

Establishment

The Siva Linga Centric Bairagithan Dewalaya was established in 1914 with a bamboo structure. Originally, the linga was worshipped under a tree until the bamboo structure was later replaced with RCC. It is believed that the linga emerged in the 18th century and has been growing bigger over time, surrounded by many legends.

The Lord's Word

Lord Siva is revered here by the people of the greater area. The main festivals at this temple are Shivratri and the Bol Bom festival in the month of Sravana, drawing thousands of devotees. Despite the lack of sufficient infrastructure, many people come to this Dewalaya daily for worship.

Maintenance

The Dewalaya is maintained by a dedicated management committee, with permanent priests appointed for day-to-day activities. However, the temple infrastructure is in poor condition and in urgent need of restoration.

Our Need

This historic temple's infrastructure is deteriorating. The Monikut and Kirtanghar have been naturally destroyed, and it is crucial to reconstruct the temple to preserve its sanctity and accommodate the growing number of devotees.

How You Can Help

Your generous donations can help restore Bairagithan Dewalaya to its former glory.
Contributions will go towards:

- Reconstructing the Monikut and Kirtanghar.

- Improving infrastructure to provide adequate facilities for devotees.

- Preserving this sacred site for future generations.

Donate now to help preserve the spiritual significance and rich history of Bairagithan Dewalaya.

Thank you for your support in maintaining this sacred legacy.