Bherjan-Borjan-Padumoni Wildlife Sanctuary

Bherjan-Borjan-Padumoni Wildlife Sanctuary is a must-see destination in the Indian state of Assam. It consists of 3 separate forests namely Bherjan, Borjan, and Padumoni in Tinsukia. This not-so-big place spans a complete area of 7.22 sq km. dotted with the lush green vegetation. Locally, this place is also known as BBP Wildlife Sanctuary. Nature lovers and tourists visit this place on a huge scale.

Why Is It Famous?

Bherjan-Borjan-Padumoni Wildlife Sanctuary or BBP is a popular destination among the tourists. Its beauty and the presence of different animals serve like a magnet to many tourists. It provides a shelter to different animals like capped langur, rhesus monkey, gibbon, macaque, leopard, hare, deer, panther etc.
The surroundings of this wildlife sanctuary serve as an amazing destination for camping. Only till a certain limit, the visitors are allowed to pitch their tents.

Best Time To Visit

BBP Wildlife Sanctuary is a major crowd puller in Tinsukia. Due to its beautiful and serene surroundings, tourists visit this place throughout the year. However, the monsoon is not the right season to visit the wildlife sanctuary.
No Indian visitor has to pay an entry fee but the foreign nationals require paying a certain amount.

Watch Out!

The best way to observe the wild animals closely is by safari. The sanctuary authorities organize the safari that tours around Bherjan-Borjan-Padumoni wildlife sanctuary.

Reaching There

You can reach Tinsukia without any discomfort by roadways, railways, and airways. There are many state-run buses, broad gauge trains, and flights available from different parts of Assam. People travel within Tinsukia via local transit.

Nearest Railway Station - New Tinsukia Junction

Nearest Airport - Dibrugarh Airport