The Bamuni hills are occupied with spectacular ruins, and sculptures from a very ancient period. That stuff expresses the memorable past of that place. The remains that are lying over the mound are bounded by rectangle compound walls. The ruins of the floor, and pavements indicated that the central shrine was located at the top of the mound and the remains of the subsidiary shrines appear to be located at the four corners which make it a Panchayatana temple complex. The architectural arts are found on the pillar shafts, lintel, carved panels, capitals, door sills, cross-shaped brackets, etc. There are images of Dasavatara viz. Narasimha, Ram, and Parasuram were on a panel that was suggesting the central shrines which are dedicated to Lord Vishnu. The outside view of these hills is amazing. The natural sight of the flowing water of the mighty river Brahmaputra is truly pleasant to the visitors. The stunning Kolia bhomora setu is also very close to the Bamuni hills.