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Nameri National Park
How to Get there?
05 hour drive from Jorhat
Airport – daily flights from New Delhi & Kolkata.
05 hour drive from
Guwahati Airport – daily flights from New Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore & Kolkata.
Type of Safari at the Park?
A Boat Safari on
the Jia-Bhoreli River is an excellent way of seeing waterbirds, raptors and the winter
migrants of the area.
One can indulge in
walks inside the National Park with prior forest permission.
History & Overview
Contiguous with the Pakke Tiger Reserve to its North, Nameri National Park is a biodiversity haven at the foothills of the Eastern Himalayas of Assam. The glacier-fed Jio-Bhoreli River runs through the park, its sediment and fresh water supply breathing life into the area.
Nameri is a Tropical Evergreen Forest and Semi-evergreen Forest interspersed with Moist Deciduous Forests and Grasslands formed by the rivers which drain their waters here. You find Cane & Bamboo patches inside the forest, which are home to a variety of wildlife. Nameri is a birding hotspot of India, and there are nearly 400 bird species to be found here.
Flora and Fauna
| Wildlife | Birds |
| Asiatic Elephant or Indian Elephant | White-winged Wood Duck |
| Capped Langur | Ibisbill |
| Indian Wild Dog | Wreathed Hornbill |
| Yellow Throated Marten | Rufous-necked Hornbill |
| Malayan Giant Squirrel | Blyth’s Kingfisher |
| Blue-eared Kingfisher | |
| Crested Kingfisher | |
| Ruddy Kingfisher | |
| Green Cochoa | |
| Ferruginous Duck |
Geography and Climate
| Area | 200 sq. km |
| Co-ordinates | 26.9324° N, 92.8772° E |
| Weekly Off | None |
| Functional Days | From 01st October to 30th April |
| Rainfall | 3,400 mm |
| Forest Type | dense semi-evergreen forests, moist deciduous forests and riverine tracts |
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Post - Tala, Bandhavgarh National Park, District - Umaria, Madhya Pradesh, Pin code - 484664
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