NATURE SAFARI arranges safaris conducted by the wildlife department, to explore this fascinating habitat on foot. While trekking, arn1ed forest guards guide you

along nature trails through thick jungles and dry riverbeds. More often than not one may come across wild animals like bison, elephants, deer, etc., but sighting of a great variety of birds is a certainty. Nameri is mostly dense jungle and locating a wild life is that much more difficult. But one thing is assured - a safari through some of the most breathtaking tropical jungle terrain.

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Traditionally Nameri is known allover for itsGolden Mahseer. The snow fed Jla BhoroH river flows along the southern periphery of the Park adding to the breathtaking scenery. On a clear winter morning one cansee the snowcapped peaks of the Eastern Himalayas as a backdrop. The swift river with its crystal clear waters is the home of the mighty mahseer-thc dream of every sports fisherman. The Bhoroli record on rod arid line is a 24.5 kg (52Ib) golden mahseer. The Forest Department regulates angling and accords permission to angling members on a select stretch of the river, strictly on a catch, record and release basis. Anglers from all over the world come here for the sports. The other sporting species of fish found in Bhoroli are Saal (Murral), Gorua (goonch), Korang or Sundarle (Indian Trout) and Boka (Chocolate Mahseer). The spots for angling are approached by rubber rafts and the most favourable time for angling is November and February/March.

The river Jia Bhoroli, Kapili and Manas are the best places for angling. The Jia Bhoroli River.


( Nameri ) is home to the fierce game fish the "Golden Mahseer", or tiger of the Himalayan Rivers.


An annual Angling competition is regularly held at Jia Bhoroli where a number of anglers both from outside the state as well as abroad participate every year. Angling is so popular a sport here that there is an organised body by the name 'Assam Bhoroli Anglers Association' which organises this sport in the month of November every year in collaboration with the State Forest Department.

Rafting is a major activity in this fast flowing river full of exciting rapids. NATURE SAFARI organizes safe and thrilling rubber raft trips with expert rafting guides in a 17 km stretch of the river. Campers can explore the park by this waterway and sight animals watering in the river.

In season, water birds like Cormorants, Merganser, Great Stone Plover, Mallard, Pochard and Brahmini Ducks are commonly seen. These rafting trips, ITleant for the entire family are essentially enjoyable and have become one of the most popular attractions of the NATURE SAFARI.