On Tuesday, the Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary welcomed visitors. The event’s primary guest was Chandra Mohan Patowary, the state’s minister of environment and forests. Pijush Hazarika, an MLA from Jagiroad, was also present. He said that both tourists from within the State and those from outside have been drawn to the Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary.
Taranikant Singh, the ruler of the Mayong area, also came to the ceremony.
Senior police officers, the superintendent of police, senior members of the forest department, and the Deputy Commissioner of the Morigaon district were also there.
Almost all of the national reserve forests close during the monsoon season. By doing this, the wild animals are protected throughout the breeding season from disruption by passing tourists. As the low-lying plains flood, this closure permits the free passage of animals to higher ground in the framework of the parks in the Northeastern region. When the monsoon ends and the water gradually dries up, the parks reopen. Typically, it takes place at the end of September or the beginning of October. Both the Manas National Park and the Kaziranga National Park opened to visitors this year October 2.
Due to its location on the outskirts of Guwahati, the Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary is a well-liked tourist destination. Even those who are just in the area for a short while frequently visit this park. The one-horned rhinoceros, as well as deer and other birds, are among the park’s main draws.
The Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary, which lies in the state’s Morigaon district, welcomes tens of thousands of migratory birds each winter. Due to this, the park has become a popular location for bird watchers and photographers from all over the world.
