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    The museum’s main historical display is the “Living Earth” exhibit, but there’s also a dedicated section on the Brahmaputra floods and a timeline of Assam’s industrial development. The planetarium shows a short film on the 1963 flood that reshaped the region. If you’re staying near the city, The Greenwood Resort is a convenient spot, and leaving the museum by early afternoon gives you plenty of time to reach Kamakhya Temple without rushing.

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