1) Assam has 5 national parks and 17 wildlife sanctuaries that play an important role in conserving biodiversity.
2) Kaziranga National Park is famous for rhinos and visitors can see animals from close up on jeep tours.
3) Chakrashila Wildlife Sanctuary is home to golden langurs and other species and covers an area of 45,668 sq km over Chakrashila Hills.
4) Bornadi Wildlife Sanctuary is home to rare species like pygmy hog and clouded leopard and has views of the Himalayas and Bhutan.
1) Assam has 5 national parks and 17 wildlife sanctuaries that play an important role in conserving biodiversity.
2) Kaziranga National Park is famous for rhinos and visitors can see animals from close up on jeep tours.
3) Chakrashila Wildlife Sanctuary is home to golden langurs and other species and covers an area of 45,668 sq km over Chakrashila Hills.
4) Bornadi Wildlife Sanctuary is home to rare species like pygmy hog and clouded leopard and has views of the Himalayas and Bhutan.
1) Assam has 5 national parks and 17 wildlife sanctuaries that play an important role in conserving biodiversity.
2) Kaziranga National Park is famous for rhinos and visitors can see animals from close up on jeep tours.
3) Chakrashila Wildlife Sanctuary is home to golden langurs and other species and covers an area of 45,668 sq km over Chakrashila Hills.
4) Bornadi Wildlife Sanctuary is home to rare species like pygmy hog and clouded leopard and has views of the Himalayas and Bhutan.
1) Assam has 5 national parks and 17 wildlife sanctuaries that play an important role in conserving biodiversity.
2) Kaziranga National Park is famous for rhinos and visitors can see animals from close up on jeep tours.
3) Chakrashila Wildlife Sanctuary is home to golden langurs and other species and covers an area of 45,668 sq km over Chakrashila Hills.
4) Bornadi Wildlife Sanctuary is home to rare species like pygmy hog and clouded leopard and has views of the Himalayas and Bhutan.
CLASS: BCA 1st Semester emester SAMARTH ROLL NO: 111762310548 CLASS ROLL NO: BCA-HC HC-1013 Wildlife Sanctuaries In Assam
Assam is a magnificent and utmost beautiful state gracefully lying in
the northeastern part of India. It has eventually earned its name and is now recognised for being one of the finest holiday destinations in India owing to its fascinating wildlife, truly eye luring archaeological sites and very amazing tea plantations. The pan includes 5 national parks and 17 Wildlife sanctuaries as well as 3 proposed Wildlife Sanctuaries , 4 Tiger Reserves, 5 Elephant Reserves, 2 Biosphere Reserves and 2 World Natural Heritage sites and they play very important role in in-situ conservation of biodiversity.
certainly a very famous wildlife sanctuary which is very well situated on the banks of the mighty Brahmaputra River. It is decently huge in terms of area which is about 800 sq. km and consists of vast green vegetations. Amidst the dry deciduous forests, rocky landscapes and certainly thick thickets, one can witness watching a wide variety of birds and several different wildlife animals going around in their natural habitat. To speak of the major attraction here in the kaziranga National Park then it has to be the rhinos. Visitors can explore the entire area in a jeep and can see the animals from decently near which may be about just a few cms away. Kaziranga National Park is indeed one of the finest wildlife sanctuaries which are recommended to tourists if they are in Assam and the fun doubles when they are visiting with their near and dear ones.
2) Chakrashila Wildlife Sanctuary:
This is one of the most popular wildlife sanctuaries well located in the Kokrajhar and Dhubri districts of Assam. It is certainly a great place to visit with friends and family and this wildlife den is well stretched over an area of 45,668 km2 over the Chakrashila Hills. Though the said sanctuary was declared as a reserve forest back in 1966 however it was only around 1994 when it was able to earn the recognition by the state government and became a wildlife sanctuary thereafter. Besides having the Beel and Diplai Beel lakes in its vicinity, the said sanctuary is also well-known home to Golden Langur, Indian Flying Fox, Indian Pipistrelle, Chinese Pangolin, Rhesus Macaque, Asiatic Jackal, Bengal Fox, Hornbills and several others. To make a note of, this amazing sanctuary is said to be the second protected home to the very beautiful yet endangered Golden Langur who can be witnessed here in their natural habitat.
3) Bornadi Wildlife Sanctuary:
Bornadi Wildlife Sanctuary is said to be home to the very rare and highly endangered species of wildlife and to add few names, we can start with Pygmy Hog, Clouded Leopard and Golden Langur. Visitors will be amazed and happy to see several wildlife species in Bornadi Wildlife Sanctuary’s vicinity such as Hoolock Gibbon, White Winged Wood duck, Hispid Hare, Swamp Deer and several others. Bornadi Wildlife Sanctuary is truly blessed to be so well situated on such a perfect location and the views and scenes witnessed between the majestic Himalayas on one side and the very beautiful country Bhutan on the other is truly beyond words to express.
4) Bura-Chapori Wildlife Sanctuary:
Bura-Chapori Wildlife Sanctuary is located in the heart of Assam and it is a decently vast wildlife sanctuary covering a moderate expanse of about 44.06 sq. km approx. It lies on the northern bank of the turbulent Brahmaputra River along the very beautiful Sonitpur District. Visitors can watch and witness a wide variety of wildlife species from decency close if fortunate and the Bura-Chapori Wildlife Sanctuary is well crowded most of the time of the year however it is a very beloved sanctuary to locals as well as tourists.
5) Deepor Beel Bird Sanctuary:
Deepor Beel Bird Sanctuary is a very beautiful sanctuary located in Assam and is said to be very well surrounded in lush greenery sprinkled with sparkling water bodies. Deepor Beel Bird Sanctuary is recognised as one of the finest sanctuaries in the region and it is home to over 120 species of birds. Locals, as well as tourists who had visited here, has nothing but words of praises for the so-called beautiful Deepor Beel Bird Sanctuary. Some of the bird species such as kingfishers, fishing eagles, adjutant stork and a plethora of ducks can very well be spotted here. It is quite crowded throughout the year and you are more than welcome to visit the beautiful Deepor Beel Bird Sanctuary with your near and dear ones and witness an experience to watch the various species of birds from real close in their natural habitat. Thank You !