Raimona National Park

Golden Langur Sanctuary

Overview

Raimona National Park, declared in 2021, represents a new chapter in Bodoland's conservation story. Located in Kokrajhar district, this 422 sq km park was carved out of the Ripu-Chirang Reserve Forest and is famous as the habitat of the golden langur, an endangered primate found only in this region. The park shares its northern boundary with Bhutan and the River Sankosh, creating a transboundary conservation corridor. What makes Raimona special is the story of reformed poachers who now work as forest guardians, protecting the very wildlife they once hunted.

422 sq km

Area

2021

Established

100+

Reformed Guardians

500+

Golden Langurs

Wildlife

Golden Langur

The star attraction - endemic to this region of Indo-Bhutan border.

Asian Elephant

Large elephant herds migrate through the forests seasonally.

Activities & Experiences

Golden Langur Tracking

Guided walks to spot the endangered golden langur

3-4 hours₹1,500

River Sankosh Visit

Visit the scenic Indo-Bhutan border river

Half day₹2,000

Conservation Talk

Meet reformed poachers turned guardians

1-2 hours₹500

Practical Information

Best Time to Visit

October to March

Nearest Airport

Guwahati (200 km)

Nearest Railway

Kokrajhar (45 km)

Entry Fee

₹300 (Indian), ₹1,000 (Foreign)

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