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Travel Tips & Safety

Bongaigaon is a safe and traveler-friendly destination, but being prepared and aware will ensure a smooth and enjoyable trip. Whether you’re exploring Manas National Park, visiting ancient temples, or shopping in local markets, here are essential travel tips and safety guidelines for Bongaigaon.

 

 Best Time to Visit Bongaigaon

  • Winter (October to March) – Best for sightseeing, wildlife safaris, and trekking.
  • Monsoon (June to September) – Lush greenery, but heavy rains can cause waterlogging.
  • Summer (April to June) – Warm and humid, but good for budget travelers due to fewer crowds.

 

 Transportation & Getting Around

1️ By Air

 Nearest Airport:
Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport (Guwahati - GAU)175 km from Bongaigaon

 Airport to Bongaigaon Transport:

  • From Guwahati Airport:
    Taxis & private cabs available (3.5-4 hours drive).
    ASTC buses run from Guwahati to Bongaigaon frequently.
    Trains from Guwahati Railway Station to New Bongaigaon Junction.

 

2️ By Train

 New Bongaigaon Junction (NBQ) – A major railway hub in Assam.
 Bongaigaon Railway Station (BNGN) – Located in the city center for local & intercity trains.

 Transport from Railway Station to City:
Auto-rickshaws & cycle rickshaws available for short distances.
Taxis & shared cabs operate frequently.

 

3️ Local Transport

Auto-rickshaws & cycle rickshaws – Best for short distances.
Taxis (Prepaid & Private) – Ideal for sightseeing and day trips.
Buses – Regular ASTC (Assam State Transport Corporation) buses available.
Bike & Car Rentals – Available for self-exploration.

 

 Accommodation Tips

✅ Stay near GNB Road, Bongaigaon Market, or NH-27 for easy access to transport & markets.
Luxury Stays: Hotel Cygnett Park Meghna, Hotel Kanishka.
Budget Stays: Hotel Shikhar, Hotel Himalaya.
Eco-Lodges & Jungle Resorts: Manas Eco Camp (For nature lovers).

 

 Food & Water Safety

✅ Try local Assamese & tribal cuisine, but eat at hygienic and reputed places.
Drink bottled or filtered water to avoid stomach issues.
Avoid raw street food during monsoon to prevent infections.
✅ Carry basic medicines for digestion & food allergies.

 

 Safety Tips in Bongaigaon

1️ Personal Safety