Bherjan-Borajan-Padumoni Wildlife Sanctuary

Bherjan, Borajan, and Padumoni form three distinct blocks within the sanctuary, containing lowland tropical forests across 7.22 square kilometers of protected land.

The sanctuary emerged as a response to protect endangered species in Assam, establishing three separate conservation zones surrounded by tea plantations.

Local communities in Tinsukia district maintain traditional practices that promote harmonious relationships between humans and the resident wildlife populations.

Visitors can reach the sanctuary through Tinsukia city, which offers accommodation options and serves as the primary access point for exploration.

The sanctuary holds the highest concentration of primates in the Indian subcontinent, including hoolock gibbons, capped langurs, and pig-tailed macaques.

GPS coordinates: 27.53000,95.37000

Latest update: April 3, 2025 04:14