A campus of culture.
A world to discover.

Situated on a hillock, the Namghar represents Assam’s traditional community prayer hall. Rooted in the Neo-Vaishnavite movement led by Mahapurush Srimanta Sankaradeva, it reflects the connection between devotion, art and community life. Discover its traditional architecture and peaceful setting.

Located beside Rang Ghar Bakori, this open-air platform and spacious adjoining ground provide a setting for traditional performances, cultural festivals, fairs, exhibitions and community celebrations.

One of Kalakshetra’s prominent performance spaces, the Open Air Theatre accommodates approximately 2,000 spectators. Traditional dance, folk music, drama, festivals and educational programmes come together in a distinctive outdoor setting.

Narration, music, lighting and visual effects trace Assam’s history from mythological traditions to India’s Independence. Originally initiated by the Department of Tourism, Government of Assam, the presentation is viewed from the upper floor of Sahitya and Sangeet Natak Bhawan. Confirm current timings, language schedules and operational availability before visiting.

Inaugurated on 13 October 2006 and spread across approximately 12 bighas, Bhabendra Nath Saikia Sishu Udyan combines recreation, cultural learning and environmental awareness. Its attractions include the Doll Museum, a children’s library and recreational spaces. The distinctive Sky Train was designed with fish-shaped coaches for an approximately five-minute elevated ride; confirm ride availability before visiting. Renewable energy exhibits were also developed to introduce children to environmentally responsible practices.

Inaugurated on 1 March 2016, the Centre supports the study of Srimanta Sankaradeva’s life, philosophy and contributions to literature, music, dance, drama, painting and social reform. Books, manuscripts, research papers and scholarly resources support students, researchers and cultural enthusiasts.

Digital sound-recording facilities support the documentation and preservation of traditional, folk and contemporary music. Artists, musicians and cultural organisations can record musical works here, subject to prior booking and applicable procedures.

Books, rare publications, manuscripts and reference materials offer insight into Assam’s literature, art, history and cultural traditions. The collection supports readers, students and scholars working across visual arts, music, drama and traditional knowledge.

Dedicated to Assam’s visual arts, Lalit Kala Bhawan provides a platform for traditional and contemporary painting, sculpture and crafts. Exhibitions, workshops, demonstrations and artistic interactions support emerging talent and bring audiences closer to the creative process.

This cultural building represents the close relationship between literature, music and theatre in Assam. Its distinctive exterior mural and cultural setting reflect traditions including Borgeet, Ankiya Naat, Bhaona and Sattriya, and the shared legacy of writers, scholars, musicians and performers.

Established under the Lalit Kala wing with support from the Lalit Kala Akademi, New Delhi, the Graphic Studio provides facilities for graphic art and printmaking. It has served as a regional resource for artists and scholarship holders, supporting creative practice and artistic development.

On the ground floor of Sahitya and Sangeet Natak Bhawan, discover handicrafts, artworks, mementos and books inspired by Assam and the Northeast. The shop also offers publications of Srimanta Sankaradeva Kalakshetra Society.

Inaugurated in 2019 within the Srimanta Sankaradeva International Convention Center campus, this garden honours legendary Assamese folk singer Khagen Mahanta. It offers a tranquil place to remember his contribution to Assam’s music and cultural identity.