Veterinary College Field

Advantage Assam 2.0 was an impressive event that showcased Assam’s immense potential for investment and growth. The organization was smooth, with informative sessions, diverse exhibitors, and a strong focus on sectors like tourism, agriculture, IT, and infrastructure. It provided a great platform for networking between businesses, government officials, and investors. The warm hospitality and cultural performances added a unique charm, reflecting the state's rich heritage. Overall, a well-executed summit that effectively highlighted Assam as a rising economic hub in the Northeast.

This is the largest field in Guwahati. The 2024-25 Saras Mela was held here. There was a lot of space for this event. Shops came here from all over India. There is a lot of support from the Government of Assam in organizing this event. There were also local dishes. There were also roasted pigs, roasted silk worms, chai wine and local wine also.

Advantage Assam 2.0 … nice arrangements… huge crowd and esteemed guests , cabinet ministers and Prime Minister graced event. Different stalls exhibiting their offering were also great.

The ASOMI SARAS Fair 2024 is a grand celebration of rural craftsmanship, bringing together talented artisans and producers from across Assam and India. This vibrant mela offers a unique opportunity to explore a diverse array of handmade goods and traditional crafts, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of India—from Kashmir to Kanyakumari. Here, visitors can immerse themselves in a vibrant marketplace filled with products crafted by rural artisans. From intricate handlooms and ethnic jewelry to organic foods and eco-friendly products, the fair highlights the creativity and hard work of India’s grassroots talent. The ASOMI SARAS Fair is not just about shopping; it’s an experience of India’s unity in diversity, where every stall tells a story of tradition, sustainability, and entrepreneurship. With live cultural performances, food stalls offering local delicacies, and interactive sessions with artisans, it promises to be an engaging event for people of all ages. Don’t miss this must-visit mela, where culture meets commerce, and rural artisans get a platform to shine. Plan your visit to the ASOMI SARAS Fair 2024 in Guwahati today and support India’s rural economy!

The Veterinary Field at Khanapara, Guwahati, transforms into a vibrant hub during the SARAS Mela, organized by the ASRLM department. This beautifully curated event showcases the incredible talent and craftsmanship of self-help group members from across Assam. The array of handmade handicrafts, exquisite handloom items, and high-quality processed and packaged products is truly commendable. The ASRLM department deserves high praise for organizing such a well-managed and dynamic event. The meticulous planning is evident in the spacious layout, cleanliness, and seamless management of stalls, making the experience enjoyable for visitors and participants alike. The vibrant atmosphere, enriched with cultural performances and local flavors, makes it more than just a shopping destination—it’s a celebration of Assam’s rich heritage and entrepreneurial spirit. The SARAS Mela is not only a platform for artisans and entrepreneurs to showcase their work but also a valuable initiative to empower self-help groups and promote sustainable livelihoods. It highlights the ASRLM department’s dedication to fostering local talent and supporting rural economies. A must-visit for anyone till looking to explore authentic Assamese products, this Mela perfectly blends tradition with innovation. Kudos to the ASRLM team for their exemplary efforts in organizing such a remarkable event!

Assam Book Fair 2025 began on 24 December 2025 and will continue for 14 days at Khanapara Veterinary College playground, Guwahati. It is a must-visit place for book lovers

Unforgettable Moment. Truely an evening to worth spending.

Its quite a big field. Earlier it was mostly used for playing footbal n cricket. We too have played here a couple of times over a decade ago. These days this field is being mostly used for organising big public events, Already Guwahati is devoid of good playing fields and parks, and such encroachment upon childrens' rights is not good. Every new apartment/society must be instructed to keep reserved area for a park/play area. I have seen this concept in developed towns in Delhi NCR, having stayed in one of them, i.e., Indirapuram.