In Depth
What to See at Singra Forest
The forest's main appeal is its natural landscape, with wooded areas, hilly terrain and vegetation characteristic of the Assam-Meghalaya foothills. Sal trees are an important feature of the region, while the wider forest landscape provides habitat for wildlife, including Asian elephants.
Elephants may move through the area and surrounding villages, so sightings are never guaranteed. Visitors should not enter restricted forest areas, approach wild animals or attempt to explore unmarked trails without authorisation. Singra Forest is best approached as a nature and conservation destination rather than a developed tourist park.
How to Reach Singra Forest from Guwahati
Singra Forest can be approached by road from Guwahati via the NH-17 corridor towards Palasbari, Mirza, Chhaygaon and Boko, followed by local roads towards the relevant forest area. The journey generally takes around 1.5 to 2 hours, depending on traffic and the exact destination.
Travellers using public transport can look for buses or shared vehicles towards Boko and nearby settlements, then arrange local transport. The nearest airport is Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport in Guwahati. Confirm the precise entry point before travelling because the forest covers a wider area and not every section is open to visitors.
Where to Stay Near Singra Forest
Accommodation options can be explored around Boko and Chandubi Lake. Examples from the wider area include Chandubi Lakeview Homestay, Chandubi Eco Camp, Chandubi Jungle Camp and Medhis Village Resort. Availability, facilities and prices should be confirmed directly before booking. Basic hotels and local lodges may also be available in Boko.
Phone Numbers : +91 - 93650 26141 / +91 - 98546 85716 / +91 - 70869 06990
2) Chandubi Eco Camp: Jaramukharia Village, Chandubi Lake, Chandubi, Nagarbgeta, Assam 781120
Phone Numbers : +91 - 9707702040 / +91 - 9957185943 / +91 - 8638884518
3) Chandubi Jungle Camp: Chandubi Picnic Spot, Barduar Tea Garden No.3, Assam 781120
Phone Numbers: +91 - 9954675158
4) Medhis Village Resort: Village Market Road, Panara, Kamrup, Assam – 781381
5) Chandubi Nature Retreat: Raja para, Barduar Tea Garden No.3, Chandubi, Assam 781120
Phone Numbers: +91 - 70027 33027
6) Chandubi Homestay of Wave Ecotourism: Barduar Tea Garden No.2, Assam 781120
Phone Numbers: +91 - 81360 64218
7) Chandubi-The Lake Side Camp: Chandubi Lake Rd, Ghoraputa, Barduar Tea Garden No.3, Assam 781120
8) Chandubi Tourist Lodge: Barduar Tea Garden No.3, Assam 781120
9) Jupang Bari Jungle Woods Resort: Barduar Tea Garden No.2, Assam 781120
Phone Numbers: +91 - 81360 87459
Whom to Contact Before Visiting
For information about permitted access, wildlife safety and forest regulations, contact the local forest authorities:
Singra Forest Beat Office: Chingara, Singra, Kamrup, Assam 781135.
Range Forest Officer, Singra Range: Based around Boko, Assam.
Divisional Forest Officer, Kamrup West Division: Office base at Bamunigaon, Kamrup, Assam 781141.
Email: dfo-t-kamrup-west@gov.in (verify the address before sending an enquiry).
Office hours and access permissions may change, so contact the relevant office before planning a visit.
Singra Forest offers a glimpse of Assam's forest environment and wildlife corridors. Visitors can make the most of the experience by following forest rules, avoiding disturbance to wildlife and respecting the natural habitat.
