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Bornadi Wildlife Sanctuary

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Bornadi Wildlife Sanctuary, located in Udalguri district of Assam, is a pristine natural reserve spreading over approximately 26.22 sq km. Nestled in the northern foothills of the Eastern Himalayas, the sanctuary is about 200 km from Guwahati and 30 km from Udalguri town, making it easily accessible for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers. Known for its rich biodiversity, Bornadi is home to species like elephants, tigers, leopards, sambar deer, and various migratory birds, offering an ideal spot for eco-tourism and birdwatching. The sanctuary’s lush forests, rolling hills, and serene riverine landscapes make it a perfect getaway for adventure seekers and photographers. Accessible via road from Guwahati and Tezpur, Bornadi Wildlife Sanctuary is one of Assam’s hidden gems, blending natural beauty with wildlife conservation.

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Corramore Tea Estate

21.52 From Bornadi Wildlife Sanctuary

Corramore Tea Estate, nestled in the lush green hills of Jorhat district, Assam, is one of the region’s most picturesque tea plantations. Located approximately 15 km from Jorhat town and about 300 km east of Guwahati, this estate is surrounded by rolling tea gardens, misty hills, and pristine river valleys, making it a haven for tea enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. Famous for its high-quality Assam Orthodox and CTC teas, Corramore Tea Estate offers visitors a chance to witness the traditional tea-plucking process, explore scenic walking trails, and enjoy the tranquil beauty of Assam’s countryside. Well-connected via road and rail, the estate is easily accessible from major hubs like Jorhat Airport and Jorhat Railway Station, making it an ideal destination for cultural tourism and tea tourism in Assam.

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Lakhimpur Pukhuri

31.03 From Bornadi Wildlife Sanctuary

Lakhimpur Pukhuri, located in the Lakhimpur district of Assam, is a serene and picturesque waterbody nestled in the northeastern region of India. Situated about 40 km north of North Lakhimpur town and close to the Brahmaputra River, this natural pukhuri (pond) is surrounded by lush greenery and traditional Assamese villages, offering a peaceful retreat for nature lovers and photographers. The area is easily accessible via NH15 and local roads, making it a convenient stop for travelers exploring Assam’s rural beauty. Lakhimpur Pukhuri is also known for its abundant birdlife and scenic sunsets, providing a perfect spot for eco-tourism, leisure boating, and cultural experiences with the local communities.

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Khatara Satra

36.72 From Bornadi Wildlife Sanctuary

Khatara Satra, a historic spiritual institution in the northern part of Darrang district, Assam, is located about 13 km northwest of Sipajhar along National Highway 15 and roughly 20 km east of the district headquarters, Mangaldai. Established in 1568 AD by Gobinda Ata (also known as Lechakonia Sri Sri Gobinda Ata), this Satra has stood for nearly five centuries as a centre of Vaishnavite faith, culture, and community life. Over the years, Khatara Satra has become more than just a religious institution — it’s a vibrant hub of traditional Assamese culture and heritage. The Satra preserves classical art forms like devotional music, dance, drama (bhaona), and naam-kirtan, contributing significantly to the cultural legacy of Assam.Visitors to Khatara Satra experience a deep sense of history and spirituality, especially during festivals such as the traditional five-day “Pacati” celebration.

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Bhairabkunda Picnic Spot

37.9 From Bornadi Wildlife Sanctuary

Bhairabkunda Picnic Spot, located in the Udalguri district of Assam, is a popular nature getaway where the Jampani and Bhairabi rivers meet the Dhansiri River, creating a beautiful tri-junction. Positioned on the Assam–Arunachal Pradesh–Bhutan border, Bhairabkunda lies about 90 km from Guwahati, 25 km from Udalguri town, and just 3 km from the Bhutan border town Daifam. Surrounded by lush forests, crystal-clear river streams, and scenic pebble beaches, the spot is ideal for picnics, photography, and peaceful nature walks. The nearby Bhairabkunda Eco-Tourism Park and the Gethsemane Man-Made Forest add to its charm, making it one of Assam’s top winter picnic destinations. With good road connectivity via NH-15 and NH-52, Bhairabkunda attracts families, travelers, and adventure enthusiasts looking for a serene escape in northeast India.

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Gethsemane Man Made Forest

38.25 From Bornadi Wildlife Sanctuary

Gethsemane Man-Made Forest, located near Tinsukia in Assam, is a remarkable example of environmental conservation and sustainable forestry. Situated along the Tinsukia–Dibrugarh route, this forest spans over 550 acres and was created through the dedicated efforts of local communities and environmental enthusiasts. Known for its lush greenery, diverse plant species, and serene walking trails, Gethsemane Man-Made Forest offers a peaceful retreat for nature lovers and eco-tourists. The forest not only serves as a habitat for various birds and small wildlife but also plays a significant role in promoting ecological awareness. Easily accessible from Tinsukia town (approximately 25 km) and Dibrugarh (around 70 km), it has become a must-visit destination for travelers exploring Assam’s natural beauty.

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Kamakshya Devalaya

38.96 From Bornadi Wildlife Sanctuary

Kamakhya Devalaya, located atop the Nilachal Hill in Guwahati, Assam, is one of India’s most sacred Shakti Peethas dedicated to Goddess Kamakhya. Situated about 8 km from Guwahati Railway Station and roughly 20 km from Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport, the temple overlooks the mighty Brahmaputra River, offering breathtaking hilltop views. Known for its unique Ambubachi Mela, tantric traditions, and ancient architectural style, Kamakhya Devalaya attracts thousands of pilgrims throughout the year. The temple is easily accessible via VIP Road and MG Road, with regular taxis and buses available from all parts of Guwahati. Its divine ambiance, historical significance, and scenic location make Kamakhya Devalaya a must-visit spiritual destination in Assam.

Historic Sites

Patharughat Shaheed Minar

39.01 From Bornadi Wildlife Sanctuary

Patharughat is a historic village and memorial site in the Darrang district of Assam, located roughly 60 km northeast of Guwahati (or about 20 km from Mangaldai), on the north bank of the Brahmaputra. Patharughat is famous for the tragic peasant uprising of 28 January 1894, when unarmed farmers protesting exorbitant British land-tax hikes were fired upon — historically referred to as the Patharughat Peasant Uprising. Today, a solemn monument stands at the site — the Patharughat Martyrs’ Column (also called Swaheed Minar) — erected by the Indian Army in 2001 in collaboration with civil authorities. Each year on 28 January (observed as Krishak Swahid Divas / Farmer Martyrs Day), locals and visitors gather to honour the sacrifice of the martyrs. Surrounded by serene rural landscapes and lush fields, Patharughat Memorials offers both deep historical significance and a peaceful environment — making it a poignant destination for those interested in Assam’s freedom-movement history and agrarian heritage.

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Gandhi Smriti Park

46.73 From Bornadi Wildlife Sanctuary

Gandhi Smriti Udyan (Park) MLD, located in the town of Mangaldai (also spelled Mangaldoi) in Darrang district, Assam (PIN 784529; locality: Kowar Para / “MLD”), is one of the region’s peaceful green retreats. Nestled near the heart of Mangaldai, the park offers lush lawns, shaded trees, walking paths and a well-maintained garden — making it a perfect spot for families, couples or solo visitors seeking a quiet break from urban bustle.Open daily (typically from around 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM) according to online listings, Gandhi Smriti Udyan provides a refreshing environment for leisurely strolls, early-morning walks, or simple relaxation under the trees. For travellers exploring Assam — whether en route to other destinations or staying in Mangaldai — this park represents an easily accessible slice of nature and calm, ideal for a short outing or picnic amidst greenery.