Gorumara National Park Online Safari Booking
Gorumara National Park, nestled at the foothills of the Himalayas, began as a reserve forest in the 1890s and became a wildlife sanctuary in 1949 to protect the endangered Indian rhinoceros. It was later expanded and declared a national park in 1992. Today, it shelters rare species such as the Indian bison and Asian elephant and plays a vital role in conserving Eastern Himalayan biodiversity. Gorumara has also become a model for sustainable eco-tourism, supporting local livelihoods and conservation efforts.
Jeep / Car Safari Price & Safari Zones
Park will be closed on every Thursday for Safari ride
sAFARI iNFORMATION IN GORUMARA NATIONAL PARK
safari experiences are accompanied by seasoned guides and forest guards who offer invaluable insights into the park’s diverse flora and fauna. The scheduling and availability of safaris may vary depending on seasonal and weather conditions, thus it’s advisable to verify with park authorities prior to booking.
Jeep Safari: Offering a popular means of park exploration, the Jeep safari enables visitors to traverse deeper into the forest compared to elephant safaris. These safaris occur twice daily, once in the morning and again in the afternoon, with a duration of approximately 1.5 to 2 hours.
Elephant Safari: Limited in availability, the Elephant Safari at Gorumara National Park begins and concludes at the Dhupjhora Elephant Camp. With three slots offered—two in the morning and one in the evening—participants embark on a journey through the park’s dense forests, crossing the Jaldhaka River. Each ride accommodates a maximum of two individuals along with a mahout.
Watchtowers: The Park has several watchtowers that offer stunning views of the park and its wildlife. These watch towers can be reached by jeep safari in Gorumara National Park. The popular watchtowers are -Chukchuk Watch, Chandrachur Watch Tower, Jatraprasad Watch Tower, Chapramari Watch Tower, Medla Watch Tower.
Birds Watching: The Park is home to over 200 species of birds, making it a paradise for birdwatchers. The dense forest of Gorumara houses various species of avifauna in abundance. The forest is ideal for bird watchers and photographers to spot and capture pictures of rare species of birds. Gorumara is also the abode of migratory birds.
Trekking: Trekking opportunities Gorumara National Park in Lataguri leads to Jayanti Mahakkal Caves, Near the Buxa Tiger Reserve.
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