• Eco friendly traditional cottages, modern air-conditioned accommodations, and camp life in tents.
  • Restaurant cum Bar serving mouth watering exquisite multi-cuisine and traditional dishes.
  • Swimming Pool.
  • Elephant safari & pony ride.
  • Trekking inside Amchang Wildlife Sanctuary & tea garden.
  • Adventure sports like rock climbing or rope traversing.
  • Boating, angling & bird watching.
  • Children’s park & games.
  • Natural orchid garden.
  • Handicraft center.
  • A/C conference facility.
  • Herbal massage on request.

The stunning variety of terrains, splendid landscapes and sparkling rivers offer adventure sports lovers a vast choice of activities. Amongst the popular adventure activities are angling, river rafting, mountaineering , trekking, mountain biking, para-sailing, hang-gliding and golf.Top

 

Amchang Wildlife Sanctuary comprises of a total area of 78.64 sq.kms and composed of 3 erstwhile Forest Reserves encircling Guwahati, namely Amchang Forest Reserve, South Amchang Forest Reserve & Khanapara Forest Reserve. The Sanctuary is enriched with a fauna of 44 species of mammals and 250 species of birds. The Sanctuary is the latest addition in the list of Wildlife Sanctuaries in Assam, still raw and virgin.

What you expect to see :

Mammals : Chinese pangolin, Flying fox, Slow loris, Assamese macaque, Rhesus macaque, capped langur, Hoolock gibbon, Jungle cat, Leopard cat, Leopard, Elephant, Wild pig, Sambar, Barking deer, gaur, Porcupine, etc.

Birds : Lesser Adjutant stork, Greater Adjutant stork, White backed vulture, Slender billed vulture, Khaleej pheasant, Green Imperial pigeon, Lesser Pied hornbill etc.

Reptiles : Python, Monitor lizard, Indian cobra etc.

A few hours trail from the Brahmaputra Jungle Resort could be awarding with a list of 50+ bird species in a span of two hours.
The birds around the resort are not shy enabling good sighting.

My trip started early morning 05 am along with Tridib and his Son Migom and a well known guard cum guide and not to forget Sher Bahadur(Elephant) who kept a track on us from a distance. The first call of the day was the song of the White-browed Scimatar Babbler one of the sulkers found in North East India restricted to Bamboo, as another 15 mnts walk were awarded by the chirping of a Grey-throated Babbler guarding her chicks, as we ventured further we saw another specialty Spot-throated Babbler followed by the sighting of the Rufous-necked Laughingthrush, and then the Great Tit above our heads chirping to glory and far down as we reached en catchment water bed were two White-breasted Waterhen demonstrating on a rock to disappear as they sighted us but not until we had some great views not to forget the screeching of the White-throated Kingfisher not happy because we were intruding into his territory . As we walked along we came to a halt on the path were the carcasses of a Cow killed by a Leopard a week back. A little further was a Red Junglefowl crowing for the early morning light? And then swaying around us were the Green Bee eaters busy with their insects. We did not realize the time as we looked at our watches it was already one hour of Birdwatching and we had down about 20 species of birds.

But as we had decided that we would have only two hours of birding so we did a roundabout backtracking to the resort we came across a barking deer on our path, on the way we had a hot cup of tea which Tridib had organized and on a rock at 200 meters we had some packed breakfast, really what a morning! A bagful of 35 species of birds in just two hours! A sound interesting isn’t it, well try it out when you are there and experience the Natural beauty around Brahmaputra Jungle resort.

List of birds seen:

  • Cattle Egret
  • Shikra
  • Red Junglefowl
  • White-breasted Waterhen
  • Spotted Dove
  • Red Collared Dove
  • Red-breasted Parakeet
  • Rose-ringed Parakeet
  • Oriental Cuckoo
  • Chestnut-winged Cuckoo
  • Greater Coucal
  • Brown Hawk Owl
  • White-throated Kingfisher
  • Green Bee-eater
  • Lineated Barbet
  • Common Hoopoe
  • Black-hooded Oriole
  • Golden-fronted Leafbird
  • Common Iora
  • Spangled Drongo
  • Common Myna
  • Asian Pied Starling
  • Large-billed Crow
  • Large Cuckooshrike
  • Red-vented Bulbul
  • Red-whiskered Bulbul
  • Black-crested Bulbul
  • Abbot’s Babbler
  • Spot-throated Babbler
  • Puff-throated Babbler
  • White-browed Scimitar Babbler
  • Grey-throated Babbler
  • Rufous-necked Laughingthrush
  • Common Tailorbird
  • Great Tit
  • Purple Sunbird
  • Scaly-breasted Munia

About the author :

Mr. Peter Lobo – Peter has been working as a naturalist and birding guide for specialist birdwatchers in NE India for more than 10 years and is a stalwart in this profession. He studied ornithology from BNHS and is a member of a host of organizations. Peter is currently the proprietor of Adventure Gurudongma and is putting efforts in capacity building of the local birding guides.

 

Pabitora Wildlife Sanctuary

The Sanctuary harbors the world’s highest density of one horned rhino it is located in Marigaon district, but close to Guwahati city. The habitat composes of Assam alluvial grassland with hilly forest for an area of 38.81 sq.kms. This is also an important Bird Area.
What you expect to see:
Mammals: A total of 81 Rhinos were sighted during the estimation in April 2006. Other mammals found are Leopard, Leopard cat, fishing cat, and jungle cat, ferel Buffalo, wild pigs, Chinese pangolins etc.
Birds: Altogether 375species of both migratory and resident birds of 46 families have been recorded so far, with 14 listed in the Indian red data Book.

 

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