Rong Ghar, a monumental structure located in Sivasagar, Assam, stands as a testament to the grandeur
The Ahom dynasty, originally hailing from present-day Myanmar, established their kingdom in Assam in 1228 AD. Over centuries, they developed a distinct architectural style, blending indigenous techniques with influences from Southeast Asia and Mughal India. Rong Ghar was built between 1744 and 1750 AD, primarily for the purpose of entertainment. It served as a royal sports pavilion where the Ahom kings and nobles would watch traditional games such as buffalo fights and other cultural performances during the Bihu festival and other celebrations.