Doul Govinda & North Guwahati Temples
Guwahati, Assam, India
The Krishna temple of Doul Govinda across the river, famed for its Holi Doul festival — reached by ferry with a cluster of old north-bank shrines.
Why visit: A ferry-crossing Krishna temple and its great spring festival.
- ›Doul Govinda temple
- ›Holi Doul festival
- ›North-bank ferry
- ›Old shrines
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Best time
Oct–Mar; Doul (Mar)
Entry fee
Free
Est. budget
₹100–400
Duration
Half day
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