A Namghar is a traditional prayer hall found in the Assamese culture of India, primarily associated with the Vaishnavism sect. It serves as a community space for worship, gatherings, and cultural activities. The Namghar is often adorned with religious symbols and is a place where people come together to participate in devotional practices, including singing bhajans and reciting scriptures. Typically, a Namghar features a central altar where images of deities, particularly Lord Krishna and Goddess Radha, are placed. It plays a vital role in the social and spiritual life of the community, fostering a sense of unity and shared identity among the people.