Ecological treasure:
The Bherjan-Borajan-Padumon Wildlife Sanctuary is located in the picturesque Tinsukia district of Assam. Covering an area of about 32 square kilometers, the sanctuary has its own diverse ecosystems, including wetlands, grasslands and tropical forests. This rich and diverse environment provides refuge for many plant and animal species.
Wild Wonders:
The sanctuary is home to many species of wildlife, making it a haven for nature lovers and wildlife photographers. Watch the majestic Asian elephants as they make their way through the dense forests. Their gentle but imposing presence adds to the charm of the shrine. Admire the grace of Indian gaurs, also known as Indian bison, as they graze through the grasslands. Look out for playful gibbons swinging from tree to tree and invisible clouded leopards sneaking through the forest. Other species such as grouse, cap deer, sable deer and various bird species also find refuge in this biodiversity haven.
Avian Delights:
The Bherjan-Borajan-Padumon Nature Reserve is a paradise for bird lovers. Its diverse habitats attract many species of birds, making it a bird-watching destination. Listen to the melodious singing of live birds as they fly through the forest canopy. Discover the rare and endangered white-winged duck, the flagship of Assam's conservation efforts. Enjoy the sight of colorful kingfishers, hornbills, butterfly fish and various waterfowl that inhabit the wetlands of the sanctuary.
Nature trails and ecotourism:
Explore the sanctuary's well-designed nature trails that wind around its varied landscapes, allowing you to experience the peace and beauty of nature. Take guided eco-tours led by expert naturalists who share knowledge of the sanctuary's ecology, wildlife and conservation. Discover hidden viewpoints and pristine places where you can observe and appreciate the sanctuary's rich flora and fauna.
Protective measures:
The Bherjan-Borajan-Padumon Nature Reserve plays a key role in preserving the region's biodiversity. It is an important corridor for wildlife movement between important conservation areas in Assam. Refuge management focuses on habitat restoration, anti-poaching measures and community involvement in conservation efforts. Through ecotourism and educational programs, the sanctuary aims to raise awareness of the importance of nature conservation and sustainable practices.