Nameri National Park And Forest Reserve
Tezpur, Assam, India
Welcome to Nameri National Park in Assam, a hidden gem near Tezpur! Once known as the Nameri Reserve Forest, this park is a haven for elephants, tigers, and amazing birds. Imagine walking through lush green forests and hearing the calls of exotic wildlife. It's an adventure you won't forget, a perfect escape into India's wild heart!
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Top Activities in Nameri National Park And Forest Reserve
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Angling With Permission In Jia-Bhoroli River.
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Bird Watching Tour With Expert Guide.
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Camping In Designated Areas With Permits.
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Jungle Safari For Wildlife Viewing.
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River Rafting In Jia-Bhoroli River.
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Trekking Through Designated Forest Trails.
Detailed Information
Best Time to Visit
November to March
When to visit place on the day
Morning
Approximate expense
₹3,000 per person
History
Declared a National Park in 1998, Nameri's history is intertwined with the conservation efforts in the region. Before its official recognition, the area was a part of the Balipara Reserve Forest. The establishment of Nameri aimed to protect the diverse flora and fauna of the region, particularly the endangered White-winged Wood Duck. Over the years, the park has faced challenges like poaching and deforestation, but continuous efforts by the forest department and local communities have helped in preserving its natural beauty. The park's history reflects a commitment to conservation and sustainable tourism, ensuring that future generations can appreciate its unique ecosystem.
