Wildlife

Jamduar Jamduar is the tri-junction of Bhutan, Assam and West Bengal. It's where you will find yourself overwhelmed by the magnificent Scenic Beauty of the river Sankosh, not to mention its semi evergreen and moist deciduous forest spanning in the foothills of the Great Himalayas. Jamduar also happens to be the place where E.P. Gee… ...

Manas National Park Part dense jungle, part grassland, it's at the confluence of Indian, Ethiopian and Indo Chinese realms. A reason, why Manas National Park is one of the richest region for flora and fauna. Home to Elephants, Rhino, Tiger, Gaur, Wild Buffalo, Deer, Wild Hogs, and various types of raptiles, birds and insects, the… ...

Bornadi Wildlife Sanctuary Famous for sightings of Indian Bison(Gaur), Tiger, Leopard, Capped Langur, Sambar, Barking Deer, Hog Deer, Pigmy Hog, Hispid Hare, Slow Loris, Dhole and Peacock. Bornadi Wildlife Sanctuary is also an important migratory corridor for Elephants throughout the region. Along the foothills of Indo-Bhutan border, it's spread across over 26.22 sq.km and is… ...

Chakrasila Wildlife Sanctuary Popular for its Golden Langur, this enchanting Sanctuary is spread across 45580.70 hectares and is specially designated for long-term conservation and preservation of Golden Langur . But that's not at all, at Chakrasila luck will surely be by your side when it comes to sightings ofLeopards, Himalayan Giant Squirrels, Chinese Pangolins, Jungle Cats, Burmese Rock Python and a… ...

Kalamati A nature lover's paradise, Kalamati which literary meansBlack Soil is the western buffer zone of Manas National Park, is also the best place to get lost in the nature and forget the world you've come from. Kalamati derived its name from a distinct band of salty minerals rich black soil that atttracts Elephants, Gaurs and Sambar in large numbers to… ...