Patharughat Swaheed Minar is a memorial in Assam's Darrang district dedicated to the people killed during the Patharughat peasant uprising of 1894. The monument preserves the memory of cultivators who opposed increased land revenue under British colonial administration, making the site important to Assam's social and political history.
This is primarily a place of remembrance. Visitors can spend time at the memorial, read any available interpretation and consider the rural movement within the wider history of resistance in India. Respectful conduct is essential: keep the grounds clean, avoid climbing on memorial structures and do not disrupt commemorative events. The site is best reached by road, and facilities may be limited compared with major urban attractions. Combine it with other places in Darrang only after checking realistic travel times. Local observances can affect access and crowd levels, so verify the route and current visiting conditions before departure.