Nameri National Park And Forest Reserve

Mother nature at it's best! Pristinely maintained by the authorities; from the forest reserve to the roads leading up to it, you'll enjoy every bit of the journey. Trekking, camping, and river rafting are activities available for tourists. Also, have UPI as payments are exclusively online now.

P.S. Be civilised and don't litter, please.

It was a amazing experience, specially the river drafting. I strongly suggest everyone to visit this place once

Only place I know, where you can walk in the jungle, unlike other places gypsy or elephant safari is the option.
One forest guard accompanies the group.
We were lucky to spot a deer and elephant. Heard deer barking and making other animals aware of predators. Tiger pug marks were fresh, as if it was on hunt the other night. Woodpeckers and hummingbirds could be spotted as well.

This national park isi n the foothills of the Eastern himalayas in the sonitpur district of assam. It is famous for its elephant and other animals including tigers, leopards, gaurs, wild pigs, sambars etc

Words aren't enough to portray the beauty of this place. Serene, peaceful and beautiful are just a few words. The calmness you can experience in the Jia Bharali river while rafting is amazing. The views will give you peace and its a great stress reliever. The migratory birds and sightseeing and the sun shining on the river, wow! Just wonderful! Worth visiting maybe a thousand times! 😌😌

In my opinion nameri National Park is better than Kaziranga. While it does not have a Rhino it has lot of other things to explore. The boat ride (2 hour rafting) and the Jungle walk are a great experience... Get into the Jungle walk and return by 12 o'clock , finish lunch and then start your rafting boat ride before 1:30. This place is less crowded, reasonably priced and a great family destination.

One of the best places for Rafting in Northeast India. This one day activity would take around 3 hours. This adrenaline-charged trip downstream takes you through the rapids and lasts for almost one and a half hours. The Nameri water rafting adventure may sound like its dangerous, but is very safe for everyone, even for non-swimmers.

There are various other activities like – Fishing of the famous Golden Mahseer - The king of Indian rivers. River Jia Bhoroli of the Assam is known for the Mahseer angling. Trekking on the trails are also one of the exiting activity which can be done near the park.

Nameri is famous for, is the herds of elephants. The park have a high density of elephant population so they can also be seen grazing even outside the park areas. Nameri is also a paradise for birders as it has got over 300 birds species of Birds and among them the white winged wood duck, 04 separate species of the Hornbill, Blue-bearded Bee-eaters Plovers and Babblers are endangered species..

Pure nature' would define this place . The park is mainly famous for the white winged wood duck, which is highly endangered bird species.
We group of master's student went there for our field work , and we really were amazed by its beauty, flora and fauna ... The park has good diversity of birds and some endangered plant species.
The forest division provide 2 kinds of services to tourist : trekking and rafting.
P. S : please bring leach socks if you want to trekk inside the park ... There are so much leaches out there!

Nameri National Park and Forest Reserve is located in the Sonitpur district of Assam, India. Here's some information about this combined conservation area:

1. Flora and Fauna: Nameri National Park and Forest Reserve are known for their rich biodiversity. The park is home to various wildlife species, including elephants, tigers, leopards, Indian bison, deer, and a variety of bird species. The flora includes semi-evergreen forests, grasslands, and riverine habitats.

2. Bhorelli River: The park and reserve are bordered by the Bhorelli River, offering scenic views and opportunities for activities like river rafting.

3. Conservation: Nameri National Park and Forest Reserve are dedicated to the conservation of endangered species, contributing to the protection of the Bengal tiger and various bird species.

4. Wildlife Safari: Visitors can enjoy wildlife safaris in both the national park and the forest reserve, providing opportunities to observe the diverse flora and fauna.

5. Nameri Eco-Camp: Accommodation options, such as the Nameri Eco-Camp, are available within the park and reserve premises for visitors interested in staying close to nature.

Enjoy your visit to Nameri National Park and Forest Reserve!

One of a kind. I think this would be one of the few national parks where you are allowed to go for a stroll in the park after taking a boat ride. There's a forest guard who accompanies you after obtaining all the necessary permissions and he also serves as a guide. A beautiful place for nature lovers.

Place is very fresh and beautiful.. Feeling relaxed after a boat ride there.. Very good experience.. I missed the birds because the season is not for birds.. You can come this place during the month of November December and January to enjoy the beautiful birds. The name of the river is Jiya Bhoroli. People live in near by the river are basically of Missing Tribes of Assam. I saw fisherman's activities during our ride.. The current of the water of the river normal.. The opposite side of the river is the Nameri Tiger Reserve. Hope.. Next time I will visit the forest.. Thanks to god for your beautiful creature..

A national park of India , popular for the migratory birds, a rare bird white spotted wood duck can be sighted is you have luck. At least 320 types of birds is available here during the month of September to March. Landscape is beautiful.

Good experience of Rafting and jungle trail... Have visited the place and seen wild animals crossing for drinming water, from watch towers. Jungle trail is a must have and can feel the depth and dense of the forest.

We couldn’t venture in the forest because we reached late and learnt that there was no jeep Safari or anything like that. Except that they take you for a trek for about 4 to 5 hours by the forest department with a local Guide who is a forest official and must be an adventure walk

This National park is famous for white_winged wo mlod duck ( Deohah)..A highly endangered species.
Located 38 km from Tezpur town and 148km from Guwahati, well approachable by road.
This place is situated by the side of Jia bhoroli river.
Activities of the park are river rafting in jia Bhoroli and jungle trekking. Jungle trekking is for those ,who loves nature. This is about 3.5km trek and one can see lots of birds and mammals are also seen sometimes but not frequently.

This a beautiful place with Elephants, Tiger and Bears. Sometimes they cross the river and come on opposite side. Elephants are very wild and aggressive.
River rafting was a great experience

👌 Awesome park to visit with friends and family . You must feel refreshing hear 🙂 , you feel that you are in place of heaven , when you see around , there is greenary all around'.
Location
Sonitpur Assam India
Nearest city
Tezpur, India
Coordinates
27°0′36″N 92°47′24″E
Area
200 km2 (77.2 sq mi)
Established
1978
Governing body
Ministry of Environment and Forests, Government of India
Very nice river flowing along this park 🏞☺

Nice place in Assam,4-5 hrs journey from Guwahati,via Tezpur getway of Arunachal Pradesh, best things rafting in jiavorli River 2-30hrs

Great wilderness for weekend outings.

For visitor:Need pass from Nameri FOREST OFFICE ..One person 75 ,camera 100 Rs.Time.7 am to 3pm .Every visitor cross by boat bank of Jiyabhorali river under department and tracking in the jungle they have provide one security person.Animal:
Birds , Buffalo, elephant,deer,tiger.

Forests are great but this one is something else. Imagine walking in a thick forest where tiger has just walked across a few hours back. Your heart is in your mouth and you are wondering if a pair of eyes are looking at you all the time. One of the best forests I have been to and there are some really beautiful birds that you will be just blown away photographing them.