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Nameri National Park: The Most Scenic National Park of Assam

Ever heard of Assam's most gorgeous national park, where the river Jia Bhoroli flows through the foothills of the Eastern Himalayas, bordering Arunachal Pradesh? Nameri National Park is located in the Sonitpur District. Nameri is bordered to the north by Arunachal Pradesh's Pakhui Wildlife Sanctuary.

Nameri is home to several endangered species, including the white-winged wood duck, sloth bear, tiger leopard, clouded leopard, sambar, gaur, Indian wild dog, four forms of hornbill, and many more winged species. Nameri is also well-known for its elephant herds. The park is densely populated with elephants. Nameri's scenery is defined by the flowing Jia-Bhoroli River, which serves as the town's lifeline. This river undoubtedly contributes significantly to the park's diverse biodiversity. It is also a popular hangout for Mahasheer.

The Nameri Tiger Reserve, which is home to the White-Bellied Heron and the White-Winged Duck, is also an excellent bird-watching destination, with over 300 bird species. Lesser racket-tailed drongos, beautiful nuthatches, grey-headed fishing eagles, Jerdon's bazas, and numerous other species can be found. But there's always more for adventurers. Boating, swimming, river rafting, angling, and other water sports are all accessible here, as well as walking trails and magnificent views.

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Orang National Park: The smallest National of Assam with exciting Safaris and wildlife adventures

Experience the grandeur of Orang National Park, which is recognized for its many wetlands, man-made water bodies, and diverse animals. It is also known as the "mini Kaziranga" since the two parks share a similar topography of marshes, streams, and grasslands and are home to the Great Indian One-Horned Rhinoceros. Safaris are the most convenient way to see the park's abundant wildlife and have a complete feel of it. The Orang Tribe previously populated the area where the park now stands. Many man-made water bodies in the park are thought to have been created by tribals. The tribe left out of fear of an outbreak. Not only does it have a viable population of tigers and rhinos but also of elephants, leopard, sambar, barking deer, tiger, varieties of water birds, green pigeon, gease, migratory birds etc. The anticipation of experiencing the undaunted beauty will be a spectacular experience to remember as you continue your trip. Because of its proximity to three rivers, Pachnoi, Belsiri, and Dhansiri, Orang is an important component of the Indo-Burma biodiversity hotspot. Orang National Park is abundant with bird species. So far, 284 resident and migratory bird species have been identified in the park. The park provides a variety of activities for visitors, including vehicle safaris, elephant safaris, and boat cruises. Jeep safaris are the most popular way to tour the park, allowing visitors to see wildlife up close. Elephant safaris are another popular choice, offering guests a unique and memorable experience. Visitors can also enjoy boat trips along the Orange River to see the stunning scenery and wildlife from a new perspective. For those who prefer to explore the park on foot, there are various trekking trails available. The trekking trails allow tourists to get up close to nature and observe the park's stunning flora and fauna.

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Raimona National Park: A Beautiful Home Golden Langur, The Mascot of Bodoland

Assam's sixth national park, nestled among the magnificent hills and lush flora of Kokrajhar district. Raimona National Park, known for its renowned elephant herds and rare butterflies, is also home to Gee's golden langur, one of the world's most endangered primates and the mascot of Assam's BTR region, as well as other rare species such as the Bengal tiger, clouded leopard, gaur, and chital.

Raimona National Park was previously known as the Ripu Reserve Forest and was part of Manas National Park and Tiger Reserve. The Sonkosh river flows to the west of the park, and the Saralbhanga river flows to the east. However, in the north, the Pekua River dominated the National Park's limited region. In fact, this Bodoland Territorial Pride boasts the most magnificent landscape, which practically makes the location magical. For adventure enthusiasts, this location will make your trip worthwhile with all of the fascinating activities.

You can go Jungle Trekking, Safari Tour, Jungle Cycling Tour, visit Bodo Villages and learn about Bodo culture, eating habits, daily activities, Butterfly Watching, and, most significantly, Bird Watching. You can even go for scenic walks along the Sankosh and Saralbhanga rivers that reveal pristine habitats and beautiful evergreen forests. Support local craftsmen who create bamboo handicrafts, cane baskets, and traditional textiles.

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Dibru Saikhowa National Park: The Bird Paradise of Assam

Explore Assam's lovely environment, complete with wild horses in the fields. It is located in Assam's Dibrugarh and Tinsukia districts. Dibru Saikhowa National Park, a biosphere reserve, is known for its white-winged wood ducks and feral horses. During World War II, the British Army domesticated feral horses and abandoned them. These horses have adapted to the wild and now thrive in the park, where there are roughly 50 of them.

The park is divided into nine different wetland zones, which provide a unique and magnificent landscape. It also has the largest Salix swamp forest in northeastern India, making it even more important for the environment. If you enjoy bird watching, winter is the perfect time to visit, as migratory birds surround this stunning terrain. You may see Ruddy Shelducks, Cormorants, Drongos, Kingfishers, Hornbills, Mynas, Bar-headed Geese, Purple Swamphens, and other birds.

However, if you appreciate nature and greenery, the monsoon season is ideal for you. You can take houseboat cruises to explore the park's islands. See gorgeous orchids and many creatures, making for a thrilling adventure. Boat and river excursions departing from Guijan or Saikhowa Ghat provide opportunities to see Gangetic dolphins and migratory birds and explore the rich Maguri Beel wetland. Churkey Sapori Park is noted for its wild feral horses.

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Explore Sikhna Jwhwlao National Park, Assam’s Eighth Wildlife Treasure

The newest addition to Assam’s natural treasures, Sikhna Jwhwlao National Park, strengthens the state’s identity as a biodiversity hotspot. Located in the Bodoland Territorial Region, the park spreads across parts of Kokrajhar and Chirang districts along the India-Bhutan border. It includes areas of the Chirang and Manas Reserve Forests and forms a vital wildlife corridor connecting Raimona National Park, Manas National Park, Buxa Tiger Reserve in West Bengal, and Phibsoo Wildlife Sanctuary in Bhutan. Covering 316.29 sq. km along the Saralbhanga River, it lies near the Saralpara picnic spot.

The Assam Cabinet recently declared the Sikhna Jwhwlao Reserve Forest as the state’s eighth national park, marking a significant step toward wildlife conservation. This historic announcement was made by the honorable Chief Minister of Assam, Dr. Himanta Biswa Sarma, during his 78th Independence Day speech on August 15, 2024. The declaration highlighted the government’s commitment to protecting rare species and forest ecosystems. The park was officially notified on 16th February 2025, giving it national park status and ensuring stronger protection for its rich natural heritage.

The park is home to a rich flora and fauna. Sikhna Jwhwlao National Park is mainly famous for its Golden Langur. It provides a habitat for various birds, animals, plants, and other wildlife. Its lush forests support diverse species, ensuring a thriving ecosystem. Apart from Golden Langurs, you can also spot the Great Indian Hornbill. People call this park a haven for butterflies, with over 460 species recorded. It also has rare plant species, adding to Assam’s rich biodiversity.

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The Echoes of Devotion in Dhekiakhowa Bornamghar

Dhekiakhowa Bornamghar stands as a sacred emblem of Assamese religion and culture. Established in 1528 by Mahapurush Madhavdeva, this revered Namghar continues to uphold his ideals, teachings, and spiritual legacy. It feels like a sanctuary of centuries-old devotion, where faith, culture, and history are closely interwoven. The resonating sound of naam (devotional songs) from this Namghar spiritually unites the Assamese community.

According to legend, Madhavdeva, the beloved disciple of Mahapurush Srimanta Sankardeva, once lit an earthen lamp (bonti) at this very place in Dhekiakhowa. Remarkably, this sacred lamp has been kept burning continuously for the past 494 years by devoted followers. The Dhekiakhowa Bornamghar also preserves rare elements like the dhekia phool (a wild fern flower).

Built using traditional materials like wood, bamboo, and thatch, the structure of the Namghar reflects the simplicity and charm of Assamese architecture. Its calm and meditative ambiance echoes with the sound of devotional singing, collective prayers, and spiritual gatherings.

Throughout the year, Dhekiakhowa Bornamghar hosts various religious events that attract devotees from all across Assam. Especially during the month of Bhado, large festivals are held in honor of Srimanta Sankardeva and Madhavdeva’s anniversaries. During these occasions, the entire area surrounding the Namghar comes alive with the sounds of devotion, turning the place into a sacred center of spiritual unity.

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Kaziranga National Park: A Symphony of Wildlife and Wonder

Located in the heart of Assam, Kaziranga National Park is a paradise for nature enthusiasts. Known across the globe, this protected area is a vital refuge for the endangered one-horned rhinoceros. Vast grasslands, tropical forests, and wetlands together form a vibrant landscape where nature thrives freely.

Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985, Kaziranga National Park spans 1,090 sq. km. The Brahmaputra flows along its northern boundary, while smaller rivers like Borjuri, Kohora, and Diphlu cross through. Kaziranga was the first forest in Assam to become a national park and remains its proudest conservation symbol.

Kaziranga supports a rich variety of flora and fauna. It is covered with sedimentary grasslands, forests, and mixed dry deciduous forests, including tropical semi-evergreen forests. It is a treasure trove of many rare and unique natural resources. Kaziranga is especially known for its “Big Five,” including the one-horned rhinoceros, swamp deer, wild buffalo, royal Bengal tiger, and elephant. Holding the largest population of one-horned rhinoceroses in the world, Kaziranga shelters around 2,401 rhinos today. Additionally, the park supports over 20 mammal species, 27 types of reptiles, and 42 varieties of fish, along with several turtle species.

Kaziranga is also a paradise for birdwatchers. Over 480 migratory and resident bird species have been recorded here, which attract bird lovers from around the globe. For this reason, BirdLife International has also declared it an Important Bird Area.

Kaziranga is not just a wildlife destination, but it represents a strong future for Assam’s tourism sector. In Kaziranga, you can experience jeep safaris, elephant rides, bird watching, and nature trail walks, all of which will leave you mesmerized by Assam’s lush wildlife. Nature trails in Kaziranga offer an unforgettable journey through Assam’s pristine natural world.

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Manas National Park: A UNESCO Wonder Nestled in Assam's Green Heart

Manas National Park nestles in the foothills of the Himalayas, where green forests, open grasslands, and clear rivers come together. Located in Assam’s Chirang and Baksa districts, it also shares its border with Bhutan’s Royal Manas National Park. The Becky and Manas rivers flow through the park, supporting wildlife and making the landscape more alive and vibrant.

UNESCO recognized Manas National Park as a World Heritage Site in 1985 for its rich biodiversity and unspoiled natural charm. Established as a wildlife sanctuary in 1928, Manas originally spanned around 391 square kilometers. It gained the status of a biosphere reserve in 1989 and was later upgraded to a national park in 1990. Today, the park stretches across 850 square kilometers.

Manas National Park hosts a wide range of plant and animal species, making it a treasure trove of biodiversity. So far, around 543 species of plants have been recorded here. The park also shelters 55 mammal species, nearly 450 types of birds, 50 reptile species, and 3 kinds of amphibians. You will find golden langurs, Bengal tigers, and pygmy hogs living freely in their natural habitat. Elephants, deer, wild buffalo, and many birds like great hornbills and Bengal floricans attract wildlife lovers and photographers.

Manas also serves as a tiger reserve and elephant reserve under India’s conservation mission. Visitors often explore its expansive grasslands, dense forests, and the tranquil waters flowing between the hills. Bodo communities inhabit adjacent areas around the park and assist in conserving nature in the form of ecotourism and guided tours. They greet visitors with warmth and share stories of their traditions and connection to the forest. Manse provides more than wildlife; it provides tranquility, discovery, and a return to the genuine rhythms of nature.

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Dehing Patkai National Park: The Amazon of the East

The Dehing Patkai Wildlife Sanctuary, often known as the Jeypore rainforest, is located deep within Assam in India. It's a lush tapestry of rainforest rich with wildlife. While Asian elephants and Hoolock Gibbons receive plenty of attention, Dehing Patkai has a distinct fascination for birders, with over 330 documented species. The multi-layered rainforest structure at Dehing Patkai is what makes it so magical. It is renowned as the Amazon of the East and is Assam's sole Rainforest. It is also the longest tract of lowland rainforest in India. The canopy is dominated by towering trees, while the ground layer is filled with bushes and ferns. Apart from 47 species of mammals and 38 species of western Hollock Gibbon, it is also a heaven for wildcats making it the only forest in the world to have 7 different species of wildcats. Aside from 47 species of animals and 38 kinds of western Hollock Gibbon, it is also a haven for wildcats, making it the only forest in the world with seven different species of wildcat. The diversified biodiversity and the presence of the longest monsoon have made this region in North East India a haven for 50% of India's total butterfly species, totaling 370 species. If you enjoy bird watching, Dehing Patkai Sanctuary is a must-see, with species such as Lesser Adjutant Stork, White Winged Wood Duck, White-backed Vulture, Slender-billed Vulture, Khaleej Pheasant, Gray Peacock-Pheasant, Wreathed Hornbill, Beautiful Nuthatch, Black-browed Leaf Warbler, and more. If you want to learn about more than just flora and fauna, you can visit the ethnic groups that have settled near the forest. Some of the major animals observed here include slow lorries, Indian elephants, leopards, Royal Bengal Tigers, and pigtail macaques.

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Assam:The Land of Diversity

Nameri National Park

Orang National Park

Raimona National Park

Dibru Saikhowa National Park

Sikhna Jwhwlao National Park

Dhekiakhowa Bornamghar

Kaziranga National Park

Manas National Park

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What are the popular destinations to visit in Assam