Nameri National Park

Nameri National Park in the state of Assam is a vast rain forest punctuated by streams and creeks. Unlike many Indian wildlife sanctuaries, Nameri attracts few visitors, despite its pristine beauty and remarkable range of wildlife.

How to Get There
The easiest way to get to the Nameri National Park is by hiring a private taxi from Tezpur. Tezpur has an airport that services flights from Kolkata (capital of West Bengal).

How to Get Around
Jeeps to tour part of the park can be arranged at the park's entrance.

Attractions
Covering some 400 square miles (1,036 square kilometers), Nameri National Park (along with an adjacent refuge) is home to wild elephants, tigers, turtles, leopards, bison, monkeys, sloth bears, pythons, and several hundred species of birds.

Places to Stay and Eat
The few accommodations in the park vicinity are also the best places to eat.

The Eco Camp, two miles (three kilometers) from the park entrance, offers tented or dormitory accommodations. Potasali.

The mid-priced Kunki's Resort has spacious, clean rooms with televisions. The rooftop area has fine views. Bhalukpong; tel. +91 (0)3782 234788.

General Tips
The Nameri National Park is open to visitors November to April.

For More Information
Assam Tourism, Tezpur Tezpur Tourist Lodge, Jenkins Road, Tezpur; tel. +91 (0)3712 221016