The Rang Ghar is a two-storeyed building which once served as the royal sports-pavilion where kings and nobles were spectators at games like buffalo fights and other sports. Said to be one of the oldest surviving amphitheaters in Asia, the building was first constructed with bamboo and wood and later rebuilt again. The double storied structure of the complex is decorated by arched entrances, carved stone crocodiles, brick framework and sculptures. Rang Mahal is located in ?

Explanation: Rang Ghar of Ahom dynasty which is often regarded as Colosseum of the east is an oldest amphitheater within entire Asia. Perched perfectly within the district of Sivasagar, Assam the two storied complex of Rang Ghar was the royal venue where emperors along with his family used to come to witness vivid excitement of games. Construction of the Amphitheatre reveals the fact of Ahom dynasty regarding their interest towards games and their presence certainly supports the fact they were great admirer and supporter of the same. The double storied structure of the complex is decorated by arched entrances, carved stone crocodiles, brick framework and sculptures. The very brilliance of architectural work is defined by its appearance that resembles the shape of the Ahom long boat.. The entire construction of the amphitheater is done by using baked bricks, paste of rice and egg as mortar to provide that strength to withstand the natural disaster. The inner walls of the podium are covered by lime powder and bricks. The oval shape of the stadium is complimented by the parabolic roof beside that the floral and geometrical designs of it flaunts the beauty of the site. Hence, option a) is correct.