Malinithan Mandir, Likabali
Era: Excavations suggest the original temple was built between the 13th and 14th centuries, with some sources extending the range to the 10th–14th century AD.
Architecture of the Temple
The ruins reveal a well-designed, elevated plinth (~8 ft high) with carved columns, floral motifs, and distinct iconography
The temple reflects Odisha-style architecture, uncommon to the region, combining natural stone artistry with religious symbolism
A newly built replica temple and museum have recently been established at the site to display excavated artifacts and accommodate visitors.
How to Reach to Temple
By Air: Nearest airports—Lilabari (~100 km) or Dibrugarh (~140 km); helicopter services from Guwahati/Dibrugarh available.
By Train: Silapathar Railway Station, ~10–20 km away, connects to major Northeast cities.
By Road: Excellent road connectivity from Likabali (1–3 km) and Silapathar; well-linked via NH‑15 from Itanagar, Dibrugarh, and Guwahati
Temple Timings
