Hazara Pukhuri in Tezpur, Assam, is a big, beautiful pond with a cool story! People think it's super old, maybe even from the 9th or 10th century! It was once called 'Bor Pukhuri,' meaning 'big pond.' Imagine kings and queens from long ago looking at this same water! It's a perfect spot for a peaceful walk and to think about history.
Bird Watching
Enjoy The Scenic Beauty
Photography
Relax In Nature
Walk Around The Pond
October to April
Morning
₹100 per person
Hazara Pukhuri, translating to 'Thousand Ponds', is believed to have been excavated during the 9th or 10th century, possibly during the reign of the Salasthambha dynasty. While the exact purpose of the pond remains debated, it is speculated to have served as a source of water for the ancient city of Tezpur and perhaps held religious or ceremonial importance. Over centuries, the pond has been maintained and has become a significant landmark in the city, reflecting the historical depth of Tezpur and its cultural heritage. The name itself hints at a grand scale of creation.