Chakrashila Wildlife Sanctuary
Forested hills with the Dhir and Diplai lakes at their feet — one of the main homes of the rare golden langur.
Heart of Bodoland — langurs, forests and culture
Kokrajhar is the capital of the Bodoland Territorial Region. Its forested foothills shelter golden langurs and elephants, and Bodo culture — weaving, Bagurumba dance and the Bathou faith — is everywhere.
5 sights and experiences.
Forested hills with the Dhir and Diplai lakes at their feet — one of the main homes of the rare golden langur.
Declared in 2021 in Assam’s far west along the Bhutan border. Part of the wider Manas landscape, with elephants, golden langurs and crystal-clear streams.
A big, quiet beel below the Chakrashila hills — early mornings bring herons, ducks and kingfishers.
A cultural centre in Kokrajhar with sculptures of the Bagurumba dance and traditional Bodo musical instruments.
A much-visited goddess temple at Bogribari, an easy drive from Dhubri or Bilasipara. At Durga Puja the whole area turns into a giant fair.
October to April. Bwisagu, the Bodo New Year, is celebrated in mid-April.
By airRupsi Airport near Dhubri (limited flights) or LGBI Airport, Guwahati (about 220 km).
By trainKokrajhar station on the main Guwahati–New Jalpaiguri line.
By roadAbout 220 km from Guwahati via NH 27.