Pabitara, Morigaon, Assam, India
Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary is spread over an area of 38 Sq KM and is a small, heavenly getaway of raw wilderness and greenery. Apart from the wildlife sanctuary itself, there are several excursions that you can take from Pobitora. These include a trip to Sualkuchi - the weavers' village and Hajo - a pilgrimage centre. Moreover, since Pobitora is a landlocked sanctuary, you can also visit the exciting and peculiar Assamese communities to get a taste of the local culture.
Suggested time duration
4 HoursCrowded Period
WeekendBest Season To Visit
November to FebruaryDo's & Dont's
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Day | Start Time | End Time | Adult Entry Fee | Child Entry Fee |
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All Days | 07:00 AM | 06:00 PM | 50 | 25 |
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Transport Connections
Name | Distance | Contact Number |
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Panjabari Bus Stand
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39.9 KM | 18003453986 |
Thakurkuchi |
21.3 KM | 139 |
Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport
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65.3 KM | 036128 41909 |
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Parking
Parking is Available for 10 CarsNearest Town
Town Name | Distance |
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Morigaon | 23.5 KM |
Nearest Temples
Temple was built during the time of King Rajesvar Singh in 1752 A.D.
Ugrotara temple was built in 1725. It is one of the important Shakti Shrines in India
Ugrotara temple was built in 1725. It is one of the important Shakti Shrines in India
Temple was built in 1694 A.D. by the Bar Phukan Garhganya Handique by the order of King Gadadhar Singha
Temple was built by the great Ahom ruler Pramatta Singha in 1744 A.D.
Home to the mythical womb and vagina of Shakti
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