Abstract: Cultural heritage describes the bequest of the palpable artifacts and impalpable attributes of a particular community or society that are handed down from ancestral generations, maintained in the present and preserved as a means of their own style of sustenance. Palpable or tangible heritage refers to buildings, historic places, monuments, artifacts etc which are considered worthy of preservation for the future. Darrang District of Assam is rich in cultural heritages such as Satras, temples, folklore, artwork, food, languages, artifacts, festivals etc. The present study emphasizes on the study of the tangible cultural heritages of the Darrang District, Assam with special reference to Satras and temples.