Discover the Natural and Cultural Heritage of Bodoland
Nestled in the western part of Assam, Kokrajhar serves as the gateway to the Bodoland Territorial Region (BTR), a land renowned for its pristine forests, rich biodiversity, vibrant indigenous culture, and warm hospitality. The region offers visitors a unique opportunity to experience UNESCO-recognized wildlife habitats, tranquil wetlands, and the traditions of the Bodo people.
Participants attending PANE 2026 may visit and explore the remarkable attractions located within a short distance of the conference venue.
Nearby Attractions
Raimona National Park
Raimona National Park, Assam's sixth national park, is one of the region's most treasured natural landscapes. Located along the Indo–Bhutan border, the park forms part of a transboundary conservation landscape and is renowned for its rich biodiversity. Visitors may encounter the endangered golden langur, Asian elephants, hornbills, butterflies, and numerous other species while exploring its pristine forests and riverine ecosystems. Raimona is an ideal destination for wildlife enthusiasts, birdwatchers, photographers, and nature lovers.
Distance from Kokrajhar: Approximately 65 km
Ideal visit: Full-day excursion
Chakrashila Wildlife Sanctuary
Located close to Kokrajhar, Chakrashila Wildlife Sanctuary is one of India's most important habitats for the endangered golden langur. The sanctuary is also home to diverse birdlife, reptiles, and mammals, making it a popular destination for wildlife observation, trekking, and nature photography. Its serene forests and panoramic viewpoints provide an excellent opportunity to experience
the ecological richness of Bodoland.
Distance from Kokrajhar: Approximately 20 km
Ideal visit: Half-day excursion
Baukhungri Hill
Baukhungri Hill is one of the most popular viewpoints in the Bodoland region, offering panoramic views of the surrounding plains, forests, and villages. The hill is also associated with the annual Baukhungri Festival, which celebrates the rich cultural traditions, music, dance, and heritage of the Bodo community. It is an excellent destination for sightseeing and photography.
Distance from Kokrajhar: Approximately 15 km
Weather
November is one of the most pleasant times to visit Kokrajhar. During 18–20 November, the weather is typically pleasant, dry, and comfortable, with daytime temperatures ranging from 24–28°C and nighttime temperatures between 14–18°C. Delegates are advised to carry light clothing for the daytime and a light sweater or jacket for the cooler mornings and evenings.