Nambor Wildlife Sanctuary
General information
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Ideal Duration:
5 to 6 HoursPlace Type:
Wildlife & SanctuaryEntry Fees:
Entry Fee: 50 INR for Indian nationals and 500 INR for foreign tourists per visit.
Vehicle Fee: 300 INR for light vehicles entering the sanctuary trails with a guide. ...Entry Fee: 50 INR for Indian nationals and 500 INR for foreign tourists per visit.
Vehicle Fee: 300 INR for light vehicles entering the sanctuary trails with a guide.Timing:
Safari Timings: 6:00 AM to 9:00 AM and 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM daily for the best sightings.
Best Visit: Early morning at 6:00 AM is the ideal time to hear the gibbons and see active wildlife. ...Safari Timings: 6:00 AM to 9:00 AM and 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM daily for the best sightings.
Best Visit: Early morning at 6:00 AM is the ideal time to hear the gibbons and see active wildlife.Special Events:
World Wildlife Day: Special awareness programs and guided walks are organized by the Forest Department in March.
Local Eco-Fairs: Seasonal events promoting tribal crafts and sustainable living held in nearby villages. ...World Wildlife Day: Special awareness programs and guided walks are organized by the Forest Department in March.
Local Eco-Fairs: Seasonal events promoting tribal crafts and sustainable living held in nearby villages.Best Photo Spots:
Nambor River Bank: The best spot for capturing wildlife coming down to the water for a drink.
The Giant Nahor Trees: Massive, ancient trees that make for impressive and grand forest portraits.
Hot Spring Steam:<...Nambor River Bank: The best spot for capturing wildlife coming down to the water for a drink.
The Giant Nahor Trees: Massive, ancient trees that make for impressive and grand forest portraits.
Hot Spring Steam: Capturing the morning mist rising from the warm springs in the early light.Photo Gallery
Things To Do
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Wildlife Safari: Taking a guided tour to spot elephants, gaurs, and various species of monkeys.
Bird Watching: Exploring the forest edges to find the Great Pied Hornbill and Imperial Pigeon.
Hot Spring Bathing: Relaxing in the natural warm waters of the Garampani springs nearby.
Nature Photography: Capturing the dense jungle foliage and the vibrant birdlife of the Northeast.
Trekking: Walking along designated forest trails with a forest guard for a close-up view of the flora.
Butterfly Watching: Observing the massive variety of tropical butterflies found near the water bodies.
Educational Tours: Learning about forest conservation and the Indo-Burma biodiversity h...
Information
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Why Famous:
Elephants & Gibbons: Famous for being one of the best places to see wild elephants and the singing Hoolock Gibbons.
Hot Water Springs: Renowned for the natural sulfur springs at Garampani which attract many visitors for bathing.Elephants & Gibbons: Famous for being one of the best places to see wild elephants and the singing Hoolock Gibbons.
Hot Water Springs: Renowned for the natural sulfur springs at Garampani which attract many visitors for bathing.
Orchid Diversity: Famous for housing over 51 rare species of orchids that bloom in various seasons. -
Architecture:
Natural Architecture: The sanctuary's structure is defined by its hilly terrain with altitudes ranging from 200 to 1000 meters.
Forest Tiers: The vegetation is organized into three distinct canopy layers, with the top layer reaching 40 meter...Natural Architecture: The sanctuary's structure is defined by its hilly terrain with altitudes ranging from 200 to 1000 meters.
Forest Tiers: The vegetation is organized into three distinct canopy layers, with the top layer reaching 40 meters.
Hot Spring Basins: Natural stone basins surround the hot springs, creating a unique geological architectural feature. -
How To Reach:
By Air: Dimapur Airport is just 55 KMS away; Jorhat Airport is about 85 KMS.
By Train: Diphu and Golaghat are the nearest railway stations with good connectivity.
By Road: Located on the way from Diphu to G... -
Near Tourist Places:
1. Garampani Sanctuary (2 KMS), 2. Golaghat Town (35 KMS), 3. Kaziranga Park (70 KMS), 4. Deopahar Site (28 KMS), 5. Diphu Town (35 KMS), 6. Botanical Garden (40 KMS), 7. Arboretum (42 KMS), 8. Singhason Peak (45 KMS), 9. Koka Falls (60 KMS), 10. Kakochang Falls (55 KMS).
Tourism Tips
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Health & Safety: Always stay inside the vehicle or with a guide as wild elephants can be dangerous.
Packing: Wear forest-colored clothing (khaki/green), carry binoculars, and bring a good camera.
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