Rajbari Archaeological Site

Rajbari Archaeological Site is a historic ruins complex located in Rajbari village in Hojai district, Assam. The site contains brick remains of fortifications, walls and structures attributed to the Dimasa Kachari kingdom. Spread over a forested area, it is protected as an archaeological site and offers insight into medieval architecture and regional history, attracting history enthusiasts and casual visitors exploring Hojai's heritage.

Visitors can expect an open, forested archaeological area with scattered brick ruins, low walls, mounds and remnants of fortifications. The site is largely undeveloped with natural vegetation surrounding the structures. Visitors can walk around the ruins, observe brickwork and layout, take photographs and read informational signage where available. The setting is quiet and rural, suitable for sightseeing and historical exploration.

Rajbari Archaeological Site comprises the brick remains of a fortified settlement and palace complex attributed to the Dimasa Kachari kingdom that ruled parts of Assam. The ruins include fort walls, brick structures and mounds dated to the medieval period, reflecting the architectural style and administrative presence of the Dimasa rulers in the Kapili valley region. The site is protected for its archaeological value.

The site represents the cultural heritage of the Dimasa community and the historical legacy of the Kachari kingdom in Assam. It is valued locally as a symbol of regional identity and traditional brick-building techniques, and is visited for educational and heritage interest.