Satchari National Park

Located on Raghunandan hill, Satchari National Park encompasses 243 hectares of mixed evergreen forest with seven streams flowing through its boundaries.

The park received its protected status under the Wildlife Preservation Act of 1974 and was officially established as a national park in 2005.

Twenty-four families of the Tipra hill tribe maintain their traditional residence within the park boundaries in a settlement called Tipra Para.

Visitors can access the park via marked walking trails, located 130 kilometers from Dhaka, with tea gardens bordering both eastern and western sides.

The park houses western hoolock gibbons, red-headed trogons, oriental pied hornbills, and the range-restricted cachar bulbul among its diverse wildlife population.

Inception: 2005

GPS coordinates: 24.12000,91.45070

Latest update: April 4, 2025 03:18