Visit Manas National Park: Explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Manas National Park, known for its diverse wildlife and scenic beauty. Enjoy jeep safaris, bird watching, and nature walks in this pristine reserve.
Discover Kajalgaon: Visit the headquarters of Baksa district, Kajalgaon. Explore the local markets, interact with the friendly people, and try traditional Assamese cuisine.
Explore Bhairabkunda: Located near the Bhutan border, Bhairabkunda is a beautiful picnic spot with scenic views of the Bhairabi River. Enjoy a peaceful day amidst nature and soak in the tranquility.
Go boating on the Aie River: Take a boat ride on the Aie River, which flows through Baksa. Enjoy the serene surroundings, watch birds, and experience the calmness of the river.
Visit Bhootea Ghat: Experience the religious and cultural significance of Bhootea Ghat, situated on the banks of the Beki River. It is a place of worship and a hub for various festivals and cultural activities.
Attend Bwisagu Festival: If you visit Baksa in April, don’t miss the vibrant Bwisagu Festival. It is a major festival celebrated by the Bodo community, showcasing their traditional dances, music, and rituals.
Explore Barama: Visit Barama, a small town in Baksa known for its scenic beauty and tea gardens. Take a leisurely stroll through the tea estates, interact with tea workers, and enjoy freshly brewed tea.
Witness traditional Bodo weaving: Learn about the rich cultural heritage of the Bodo community by witnessing traditional Bodo weaving. Visit local villages where skilled artisans create beautiful handwoven textiles.
Visit Goreswar Temple: Explore the Goreswar Temple, a famous religious site in Baksa. It is dedicated to Lord Shiva and attracts devotees from different parts of Assam.
Enjoy local cuisine: Indulge in the delectable Assamese cuisine of Baksa. Try dishes like khar, duck curry, pitha (rice cakes), and local sweets like narikol pitha (coconut rice cake) and til pitha (sesame rice cake).
