Bamuni Hills, located on the north bank of the Brahmaputra in Tezpur, Assam, sits about 5 km from the Tezpur town center and lies opposite the famous Agnigarh Hill. The site holds the remains of a 9th–10th century temple complex known for its detailed stone carvings, panel sculptures, and scattered architectural fragments. Its position near Sonitpur’s major landmarks and the easy access via Tezpur–Bhalukpong Road make Bamuni Hills a key stop for history and archaeology travelers. The quiet hilltop setting and proximity to Cole Park, Mahabhairab Temple, and Nameri National Park increase its relevance as a compact heritage destination in upper Assam.