In Depth
The bridge has become a popular destination for tourists, photographers, birdwatchers, and nature lovers seeking a peaceful escape from city life. As visitors walk across the hanging bridge, they can enjoy panoramic views of the tranquil waterbody and observe numerous species of local and migratory birds that inhabit the beel during the winter season. The unique design of the bridge combined with the natural beauty of the area creates an ideal setting for photography and sightseeing.
Another major attraction nearby is the famous village of Mayang, often referred to as the "Land of Black Magic" because of its rich folklore, legends, and cultural heritage. Visitors can also explore Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary, which is renowned for having one of the highest densities of the Indian one-horned rhinoceros in the world. Jeep safaris and elephant safaris are popular activities in the sanctuary.
The best time to visit Haduk Hanging Bridge is from October to March when the weather remains pleasant and bird activity is at its peak. The bridge is located approximately 45 kilometres from Guwahati and can be reached easily by road via Jagiroad and Mayang.
How to Reach
By Air: Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport, Guwahati, is the nearest airport, located about 55 km away.
By Rail: Jagiroad Railway Station is the nearest railway station, situated approximately 25 km from the bridge.
By Road: Regular taxis and private vehicles can reach Raja Mayang from Guwahati via NH-27 and Mayang Road.
Where to Stay
Visitors can stay at resorts, eco-camps, and guest houses around Mayang and Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary. Several accommodations offer wildlife experiences, nature walks, and easy access to both Haduk Hanging Bridge and Pobitora Safari zones. Guwahati also offers a wide range of hotels for day visitors planning a short excursion to Mayang.