Just 14 kms from Guwahati, the capital of Assam and gateway to the most virgin tourist destination - THE NORTHEAST INDIA, Welcome to the wilderness of Brahmaputra Jungle Resort a wild rustic jungle retreat and a paradise for nature lovers. Situated in village Tapesia under Sonapur Circle on a plot of land measuring 20 acres, not far away from the International Airport or the Railway Station at Guwahati and just a kilometer from NH 37, the Resort is fast developing into an international tourist destination with guests from various parts of India and abroad visiting. Pabitora Wildlife Sanctuary famous for having the world’s highest concentration of one-horned Rhino is just half an hour drive from the Resort. Be it camp life in Swiss tents, or accommodations in bamboo traditional cottages or modern air-conditioned rooms, just imagine waking up in the morning with the call of a mynah, or the song of a koel and butterflies dancing,or the trumpet of Sher Bahadur (the elephant), or the neighing of Raja (the pony), and then, an early morning trek inside Amchang wildlife sanctuary where you may spot wild elephants, monkeys or deer, and a varieties of birds; sitting by the side of the waterfall or the mini lake. and enjoying a tender massage, and a relaxing evening walk into the tea garden - this is not a dreamland but a reality that is Brahmaputra Jungle Resort. The Resort is situated so near to the city that instead of boarding a crowded hotel in Guwahati, one can easily stay in the Resort, complete his works in the city and return back to the Resort in the evening. The tranquility, the greenery and the enchanting environment can soothe any burning soul. And for honeymoon couples, sweet memories of their stay in the honeymoon cottages of the Resort will keep love fresh throughout their lives. Mr Hans van Loon from Holland rightly commented – If this is not paradise what else is?
The history of of Brahmaputra Jungle Resort is a story of a prolonged struggle of thirteen years of how a youth with no capital base and with society’s support, has converted a remote inaccessible hill into a paradise for tourists. Amchang Wild Life Sanctuary was than just a reserved forest. It was on his initiative that a proposal was mooted to declare the forest as a wild life sanctuary in the year 2004. As a result of a well-organized campaign it was declared so in the year 2005. Massive plantation of citrus, arcenut and fruit trees was undertaken. The trees have started yielding fruits already. The area is often frequented by deer, and varieties of birds. In order to lure them varieties of fruit bearing trees to their choice have been planted so that once the trees start bearing fruits the area is expected to be a paradise for birds and deer watching. The Resort has a mini lake at a height of 60m from the highway which was made by constructing embankments to retain the water of the perennial stream that flows through the Resort. It is often visited by deer early morning. Wild frowns are commonly seen. Varieties of monkeys are also frequent visitors. The Resort has a common boundary with the Sanctuary. There is a huge rock on the boundary, which is easily assessable from the Resort side and from where the entire Sanctuary can be viewed. It works as a viewpoint.
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awaits for you the most beautiful and exciting place on earth. Located on top of a hill, with a waterfall and a mini-lake, and surrounded by tea gardens on the front and Amchang Wildlife Sanctuary at the back, Brahmaputra Jungle Resort, in pure jungle ambience, yet fully secured, is just the ideal destination to enjoy your holidays with your near and dear ones.
