Chakrashila Wildlife Sanctuary, located in the southwestern part of Assam near the Assam–Bihar border, is one of the state’s most important conservation areas. Situated approximately 16 km from Kokrajhar town and around 190 km from Guwahati, the sanctuary spans over 45 square kilometers of lush forest, grasslands, and hilly terrain. Renowned as the home of the golden langur, an endangered primate species, Chakrashila also shelters diverse wildlife, including leopards, barking deer, and numerous bird species. Nature enthusiasts and wildlife photographers can explore the sanctuary through its trekking trails and viewpoints while enjoying the serene surroundings. Well-connected by road via NH31 and local highways, Chakrashila Wildlife Sanctuary is a must-visit destination for eco-tourism and wildlife exploration in Assam.