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Top Things to do in & around Nameri National Park

If you are planning a quiet holiday far from the hectic world and surrounded by beautiful hills, deep valleys, and lush greenery, add an ancient touch that will take you back to an era you have only read about. In that case, you need to visit Nameri National Park in Assam.

Know the truth of Agnigarh

The historical and Hindu mythical site Agnigarh, also known as the love spot of the North East,” is situated in Tezpur town of the Sonitpur district, on the north bank of the mighty river Brahmaputra. Agnigarh combines the Assamese words Agni, which means fire, and Garh, which indicates a place surrounded by walls. The place is a lush hillock that was once a citadel and is now a breathtaking hill garden with groomed sloping lawns and numerous exquisitely crafted statues scattered throughout.

Hindu mythology describes Agnigarh as the location of a stronghold that was permanently encircled by fire, preventing unauthorized entry or exit. It was constructed by Bana (also known as Banasura), an asura with a thousand arms in Hindu mythology, and the son of Bali. Banasura was an intense and dreadful asura. Everyone was terrified of him, including the ruler of the earth and the Devas in heaven. Nevertheless, Bana was one of Shiva’s most devoted followers.

Best Time To Visit Agnigarh: Throughout the year

Timings: 8:45 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.

Discover Dirang, a paradise on Earth

Dirang is a tiny town in the West Kameng district of Arunachal Pradesh. The lovely hill town can be found on the bank of the Kameng River, also known as Jia Bharali in Assam. A height of 4,900 feet marks the location of the town of Dirang. Since it is situated between the tourist destinations of Tawang in Arunachal Pradesh and Jorhat in Assam, Dirang has recently gained attention from travelers. For those traveling to Tawang, it serves as a stopover location. In addition, several tourists stop in Dirang en route to Tawang or other sites or on the way back.

Dirang is a picture-perfect village with mind-blowing vistas of Mother Nature, making it suitable for strolls. Dirang will be your ideal vacation, offering breathtaking views of revered locations like the Khastung Gompa, a cold swim in the River Dirang Chu, and opportunities to spend the day by the water and have a picnic amid breathtaking scenery.

Best Time To Visit Dirang: November to February

Timings: Sunrise to sunset

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Enjoy scenic views at Bamuni Hills

In the northeastern state of Assam, several relics of the olden times remind one of the area’s glorious past. In the Bamuni Hills of the district of Sonitpur, one may find spectacular ruins, which attract some people to the region. On the right bank of the mighty Brahmaputra, a low hill named Bamuni is situated, which displays awe-inspiring stone carvings and statues of the bygone era.

According to Hindu mythology, Aniruddha, the nephew of Lord Krishna, had fallen in love with Banasura’s daughter, who disapproved of the match and imprisoned Aniruddha in this place. The Archaeological Study of India, under whose control this area currently is, has fixed the date of these ruins as the 10th to 12th centuries A.D. The style of the art excavated in this area indicates the Gupta period.

Best Time To Visit Bamuni Hills: November to February

Timings: 6 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Bura Chapori Wildlife Sanctuary

Although technically on the south bank of the Brahmaputra, the Bura Chapori Wildlife Sanctuary is part of the Sonitpur district. It is a piece of the Laokhowa-Bura Chapori ecosystem and comprises a mosaic of riparian and semi-evergreen forests, wetland patches, and river systems. The great Indian one-horned rhinoceros, tigers, leopards, wild buffalo, hog deer, wild pigs, and elephants all call this 44.06 sq. km. sanctuary home.

On the other hand, the critically endangered Bengal Florican, Black-necked Stork, Mallard, Open-billed Stork, Teal, and Whistling Duck are among the birds on Bura Chapori’s bird list. In addition, many kinds of medicinal plants and herbs are abundant in the grassland. The nature sanctuary’s numerous wetlands also make it an excellent location for various migrating birds to breed throughout the winter.

Best Time To Visit Bura Chapori Wildlife Sanctuary: November – March

Timings: Sunrise to sunset

Admire the famous Chitralekha Udyan

Popularly known as Cole Park, Chitralekha Udyan is one of Tezpur’s most famous tourist destinations. It was established in 1906 and later renovated in 1996. The scenic park sits in a stunning landscape with many hillocks and lakes, which add beauty to the atmosphere.

The park’s lakes offer rowing and paddling facilities and other water sports. The park’s essential attractions include two massive decorated stone pillars and the sculptural ruins of Bamuni Hills, which date to the 9th and 10th centuries. The walkway encourages a relaxed walk in the serene atmosphere.

Best Time To Visit Chitralekha Udyan: November – March

Timings: 10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.

Take part in exciting expeditions such as river rafting and fishing

Whether it is angling or a river rafting tour you are planning, selecting the right destination is of utmost importance. Also necessary is the time when you can undertake the trip. Regarding fishing, the ideal time for angling tours in India is between March and June and September and December. During this period, you can opt for freshwater fishing.

If you are an adventure enthusiast and love sports, how about a refreshing river rafting session or patiently catching fish in the Jia Bharali River? Nameri National Park is quite famous for adventure activities as the Jia Bhorali River passes through it, making it a hotspot for river rafting and Golden Mahseer fishing.

Best Time To Visit River Rafting and Fishing: April – June

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Explore Padum Pukhuri, the river island

The Padum Pukhuri Lake in Tezpur has delighted the city with its clean waters and occasionally floating greenery. Seeing this lake surrounded by greenery and a blue sky above it combines all the elements of nature and completely calms the visitor’s heart and mind. The bridge passing in between is colored like this body of watercolors in your life.

The abundance of birds adds to the beauty of the landscape, as seen in the ducks interacting on the water. Padum Pukhuri is amazing, as is its well-known partner, Hazara Pukhuri. Visitors shouldn’t skip the refreshing pleasure of strolling along the pond’s edge and seeing the park’s singing fountains, toy trains, and iron bridges.

Best Time To Visit Padum Pukhuri: November – March

Timings: Sunrise to sunset

Unveil the facts of Kalia Bhomora Setu

The Brahmaputra surrounds Kolia Bhomora Setu on both sides of its 3 km length. It was initially constructed in 1987 to link the districts of Nagaon and Sonitpur on the north and south banks. Ahom General Kalia Bhomora Phukan gave the bridge its name. The construction of the 3015-meter-long bridge, named after Ahom General Kalia Bhomora Phukan, took six years. Workers began the project in 1981 and completed it in 1987.

The American Concrete Institute recognized this construction as the most outstanding concrete structure in 1988 and awarded Hindustan Construction Company, which constructed the bridge. It is one of the best places for a drive because it is large and smooth. The bridge, which separates the seven sister states of the Northeast from the rest of the nation, is crucial to developing North East Indian states and promoting tourism.

Best Time To Visit Kalia Bhomora Setu: Throughout the year

Timings: Sunrise to sunset

Take a religious trip to Nag-Sankar Temple

The Nagsankar Mandir is located near Sootea, 15 km west of Biswanath Chariali Town. It is still being determined how long the temple has existed. Construction began around 400 AD. A monarch named Nag Sankar from the Lohitya dynasty is said to have constructed the temple in the late fourth century. Around 378 AD, Nagsankar ruled over eastern Kamrup (the previous name for Assam). He was a powerful monarch who sent envoys to the Maurya dynasty’s King Asoka during his time in power.

Beside the temple is a sizable pond. Wide varieties of turtles and fish reside in the pond. It’s thought that some turtles date back hundreds of years. The temple campus also has peacocks, deer, and pythons. Tourists are drawn to the shrine and these animals.

Best Time To Visit Nag-Sankar Temple: Throughout the year

Timings: Sunrise to sunset

Spend leisurely hours at Ouguri Hill

This place is for all the climbers and adventure lovers out there. It is a famous tourist destination in Tezpur and an excellent spot for adventure freaks. The hill has huge monoliths, which makes the competition more challenging for the climbers. Moreover, the view that Ouguri Hill gives you is to die for once you stand on top of it.

The hill, located on the banks of the Brahmaputra River, presents complex climbing challenges to climbers. However, the view from the hilltop is breathtaking, with Tezpur lying on one side and the River Brahmaputra on the other. On top of the hill is a statue of Kanaklata, an Indian independence activist who participated strongly in the Quit India Movement.

Best Time To Visit Ouguri Hill: November – March

Timings: Sunrise to sunset

Nameri National Park is a great holiday destination that perfectly combines everything you seek on your holiday. As shared, several things can be done in and around Nameri National Park to keep your spirits high. So whether you want to discover newer locations or prefer to relax, the park gives you great company. After all, what could be more appealing than the beauty of nature? So, book your customized tour package with Indian Visit and have a thrill-filled vacation!

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