Raimona National Park

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.