Encounter Bornadi with
curiosity and care.

Travel the sanctuary’s changing habitats—tall grassland, forest edge and riverbank—with authorised local guidance.

• — Grassland and forest-edge habitat
• — Authorised guided access
• — Early morning and late light

Slow observation across grassland, forest edge, river and foothill light—a landscape that rewards patience over speed.

• — Foothill dawn and dusk light
• — River, grass and forest subjects
• — Ethical, distance-first practice

Official sanctuary information lists peafowl, hornbill, swamp francolin and the Bengal florican among its birdlife.

• — Grassland and riverbank habitat
• — Hornbill and Bengal florican country
• — Best in the quieter hours

Read tracks, textures and ecological signs with local interpretation—the sanctuary understood at walking pace.

• — Tracks, signs and habitat reading
• — Local ecological interpretation
• — Small, quiet groups

See how the Bornadi River shapes the sanctuary’s living mosaic of gravel beds, banks, grass and forest.

• — The Bornadi River corridor
• — Gravel beds and changing banks
• — Foothill views towards Bhutan

Extend your day into the wider cultural landscape of the foothills, where Udalguri’s tea gardens frame the approach to the sanctuary.

• — Udalguri foothill tea country
• — Cultural landscape context
• — Pairs well with a sanctuary day