Kaziranga National Park – a
world heritage site and home of 65% of the world’s population of the great
One-horned Rhinoceros. Herds of Barasingha, Hog Deer and Wild Buffalo are seen
in the marshes. Rhino browse unconcernedly as visitors pass by and occasionally
a herd of elephants or wild boar is also sighted. One of the best places in
India to see Pied Harrier; and other raptors like Crested Serpent-eagle, Pallas
Fish-eagle and Grey-headed Fish-eagle can be seen circling overhead. The trek
to Burapahar offers good birding opportunities, a chance to catch a glimpse of
the Hoolock Gibbon, and butterflies like Knight, oak blues, Fluffy Tit, Yellow
Flat, Suffused Snow Flat and many more.
Nameri National Park is a
birder’s paradise and more than 300 species of birds have been identified here
– four species of Hornbills like Great, Wreathed, Oriental Pied and Rufous-necked; apart from these other
birds like Pale-chinned and Little Pied Flycatcher, Green-billed Malkoha, Great
Thick-knee, Blue-throated, Lineated and Blue-eared Barbet, Red-breasted
Parakeet, Orange-bellied and Gold-fronted Leafbird, Ibisbill, Long-tailed
Broadbill, Small Niltava, Black Baza and the elusive White-winged Duck.
Grade:
Moderate (One medium grade trek to Burapahar, trek is optional.)
Date: 17th
– 22nd March 2013
Camp Charges: Rs. 23,500/- for Members and Rs. 24,100/-for others (Ex- Guwahati).
Accommodation: Twin sharing basis.
Reporting: Members to meet on day One at Guwahati at 8.00 a.m. at Hotel Mayur in
the lobby (Tel: 0361-2734855 to 61), Paltan Bazzar, opposite Guwahati Railway
Station. Return on day five after breakfast to reach Guwahati at lunch time.
You are requested to arrive at Guwahati before day One and leave Guwahati one
day later.
Cost includes: All accommodations, all meals (B/L/D) from first day Lunch to Last day
breakfast.
Registration*: Kindly
contact us at 022-22821811/22871202 or email us on : bnhs.programmes@gmail.com
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