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    Nameri National Park is located in Assam near the border with Arunachal Pradesh. It shares its northern boundary with the Pakke Tiger Reserve. The park protects beautiful deciduous forests and is home to a variety of flora and fauna, including elephants, tigers, leopards, and many rare bird species. Visitors can spot wildlife while also enjoying activities like fishing in the rivers for the famous golden mahseer. The park provides forest rest houses for visitors to stay in.

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    Nameri National Park is located in Assam near the border with Arunachal Pradesh. It shares its northern boundary with the Pakke Tiger Reserve. The park protects beautiful deciduous forests and is home to a variety of flora and fauna, including elephants, tigers, leopards, and many rare bird species. Visitors can spot wildlife while also enjoying activities like fishing in the rivers for the famous golden mahseer. The park provides forest rest houses for visitors to stay in.

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    N!"#$% N!&%' (!) P!$ A++!": Atlas), The Largest Moth in The

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    Nameri National Park is located in Assam near the border with Arunachal Pradesh. It shares its northern boundary with the Pakke Tiger Reserve. The park protects beautiful deciduous forests and is home to a variety of flora and fauna, including elephants, tigers, leopards, and many rare bird species. Visitors can spot wildlife while also enjoying activities like fishing in the rivers for the famous golden mahseer. The park provides forest rest houses for visitors to stay in.

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    N!"#$% N!&%'(!) P!$* | A++!

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    Spread over 200 sq km, 35 kms Himalayan black bear. It is
    from Tezpur, is Charduar, the also home to several rare bird
    entry point to Nameri National species including the endangered
    Park. It shares its northern white-winged wood duck and
    boundary with the Pakke Tiger a dizzying variety of bu!erflies
    Reserve in Arunachal Pradesh. and moths. Here you may spot
    the prized atlas moth (A!acus
    Its beautiful deciduous forests atlas), the largest moth in the
    and the adjacent river Jia Boreli, world with a wingspan of 25-30
    fringe the border of Assam and cms. The males of the species are
    Arunachal Pradesh. This is smaller in size than the females.
    therefore a popular stop enroute
    Bhalukpong in Arunachal
    Pradesh, where anglers
    congregate to fish for the famous
    golden mahseer.

    This forest has unique flora,


    including gmelina arborea, michelia
    champaca, amari, and several types
    of orchids like dendrobium and
    cymbidium.

    Nameri is popular as the TOP: Fishing for mahseer in the rivers


    elephant country, though one in Nameri is a popular activity
    may also spot the tiger and ABOVE: Ibis bill

    At a glance
    Location: Sonitpur Camera fee: Rs 50 (Indians);
    Nearest Railhead: Rangapara Rs 500 (Foreigners)
    (81 kms) Video fee: Rs 100 (Indians);
    Nearest Airport: Tezpur (35 kms), Rs 500 (Foreigners)
    Guwahati (210 kms) ...............................................
    .................................................... Major fauna: Tiger, leopard,
    Best time to visit: Nov-March sambar, dhole, pygmy hog
    ...............................................
    Timings: Sunrise-sunset
    ........................................... Where to stay: Forest rest houses
    Entry fee: Rs 20 (Indians); within the park
    Rs 250 (Foreigners)

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