One of the oldest Hindu temples where Krishna & Rukmini rested for a night while eloping

00:01 One of the oldest Hindu temples where Krishna & Rukmini rested for a night while eloping - involving Lord Krishna and Goddess Parvati, with Krishna being said to have sought her blessings at this place before his journey to Dwarka.
11:51 People tying rope or cloth around a tree because it is capable of miracles​ or brings good luck as believed by the people
13:36 Malinithan is considered a significant archaeological site due to the ruins of the early medieval Hindu temple and valuable sculptures. The temple's construction is believed to date back to the 10th and 14th centuries AD, showcasing rich sculptural and architectural details. This archeological site was discovered during the British rule. Studies reveal that there was extensive use of granite for the construction of Malinithan, which is in sharp contrast to the use of bricks in the construction of the temples in this region.
16:51 The wishing well - People believed that praying on this ancient well brings good luck and wishes comes true and the well itself is capable of miracles​.
19:53 Feeding the goats
20:09 Further uphill from Malinithan lies Rukmini Mandir - Krishna & Rukmini rested for a night while eloping. Many visitors are deterred by the sight of the long flight of stairs and prefer not to climb up hilly steps but it is worth the climb as it offers a panoramic view of the valley below.
22:54 Reached Rukmini Mandir
24:24 The wishing tree where people tie cloth around the tree for honoring the tree and asking for boons and wishes. The cloth serves as an offering or a way to seek protection and blessings from the holy tree. A connection between nature and spirituality. #hindu #india #assam #northeastindia #temple #hindutemple