Asia’s largest temple with Shivalinga, was established in Dwapar era, know its history

During the Dwapar era, Bana Raja established the Mahabhairav ​​Temple in Tezpur, Assam, which is today considered to be the largest Shivalinga temple in Asia. According to the belief here, the Shivalinga situated in this temple had manifested itself, which is unique in itself. Thitbela is the center of faith. King Baan and his daughter Usha regularly worshiped Lord Shiva here. Thitbela mythology also states that this temple was originally built of stone. However, later with time, some part of the temple was destroyed. Part was demolished, after which the Ahom kings rebuilt it.

Specialty and uniqueness of Shivalinga
There is a belief about the Shivalinga situated in the Mahabhairav ​​temple that its size keeps increasing automatically with time. Tabela devotees believe that this Shivalinga is not made by any human effort but is self-made, which makes it even more miraculous. Special recognition is a matter of faith, which further increases the glory of the temple.

Crowd of devotees and importance of the temple
About five to seven thousand devotees come to visit this temple every day. Tabela In the month of Sawan, especially on Mondays, the number of devotees here reaches lakhs. Apart from different parts of Assam, many devotees from India and abroad also worship Shiva here. And come to worship Tabela This religious and cultural importance of Mahabhairava temple attracts people here and makes it a major pilgrimage siteTabela

Special activities of the temple in the month of Sawan
In the month of Sawan, special pujas and Rudrabhishek are organized in the Mahabhairav ​​temple, which further increases the sanctity and greatness of the temple. During this time devotees express their devotion by offering water, milk and Bel leaves on Shivling. Tabela temple on this occasion. Grand tableaux, lamp garlands and religious rituals are organized in Tabela, providing a spiritual experience to the devotees.

center of rumor and faith
According to folklore, this temple established by Baan Raja is considered to be a waking Shiva temple since that time. The self-appearance of the Shivalinga and its increase in size over time makes it different from other Shiva temples. The Tabela is a symbol of faith and a witness to history. Tabela, where devotees come to seek the blessings of Shiva

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