
Charaideo Maidams (Ahom Pyramids, UNESCO)
Charaideo, Assam, India
The royal burial mounds of the Ahom kings — grassy 'pyramids of Assam' inscribed by UNESCO in 2024, the first cultural World Heritage site of the north-east.
Why visit: The north-east's newest UNESCO site — the Ahoms' pyramids.
History: Charaideo was the first Ahom capital (1253); the maidams entombed kings and queens for centuries.
- ›Royal burial mounds
- ›UNESCO maidams
- ›First Ahom capital
- ›Museum
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Best time
Oct–Mar
Entry fee
₹25–50
Est. budget
₹200–500
Duration
Half day
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