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Places around Guwahati - Pabitora Wild Life Sanctuary | Chandubi | Kaziranga National Park | Manas Sanctuary

Pabitora Wild Life Sanctuary
Pabitora, is a small wildlife sanctuary located in the Morigaon district at a distance of 60 km from Guwahati. The sanctuary is well-known for its great Indian one-horned rhinoceros. Other inhabitants include leopards, Asiatic buffalo, wild bear, tigers, civet cats etc. It also has more than 200 varieties of migratory and non-migratory birds. The best season to visit the sanctuary is from November to March.

Chandubi
Chandubi is a natural lagoon located 64 km from Guwahati. The lake and its surrounding is an ideal picnic spot. It provides facilities for ample fishing and rowing. The place is easily accessible by bus from the central bus stand at Adabari, Guwahati. 

Manas Sanctuary
Manas National Park, situated 176kms from Guwahati at the foothills of the Himalayas is one of India’s most magnificent National Park. Spreading over an area of 391 sq km, it is a fascinating tiger reserve. The primates in the park besides tigers include the rhino, water buffalo, capped langur, Assamese macaque, slow loris, hoolock gibbon etc. The lush forest canopy shelters colourful birds like the giant hornbills, both pied and gray varieties, pheasants, jungle fowl and scarlet minivet, etc. The water-birds along the rivers include brahminy ducks, mergansers and a range of egrets, herons and pelicans.  For more details click here....

Kaziranga National Park 
Kaziranga National Park is located 215 Km away from Guwahati, at Kohora. This park on the banks of the Brahmaputra, occupying around 430 sq km is a World Heritage Site. The Indian one-horned rhino is the main attraction of this park. There is a rich variety of shallow water fowls, the egrets, pond herons, river terns, fishing eagles, adjutant storks, black necked storks etc. The best season is November mid to April. It is closed during monsoon ( April to mid October). Trained elephants are available as mounts for seeing the park. Jeeps and mini buses are also available. The nearest railhead is Furkating at a distance of 75 km. For more details click here....

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