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Dhanush Mahapatra
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    You might want to check out the museum’s “Brahmaputra Flood Archive” section it shows old photographs and maps from the 1980s floods and explains how the river’s course has shifted. The gallery also has a small exhibit on the first Assamese rocket launch in 1981. If you’re staying near the river, The Greenwood Resort is a convenient spot to grab a quick bite before heading to Kamakhya Temple.

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