Barpeta, Assam
Manas River Banks (Barpeta Belt) present scenic stretches with sandbars, riparian forest, and informal access paths. Visitors enjoy walks, birdwatching, and landscape photography across the river's changing seasons.
The Manas River sustains floodplain ecology and community livelihoods, shaping fields and settlement patterns.
Sandbars & beaches: Exposed in drier months for walks and picnics.
Riparian groves: Trees and shrubs stabilize banks and host birdlife.
Local paths: Use caution near flowing sections.
Birdwatching, casual outings, and sunrise/sunset photography with wide horizons.
Respect protected zones; remain within permitted areas.
Avoid swimming in unfamiliar currents; supervise children near water.
Carry water; do not litter.
Nearest Airport: Guwahati – approx. 90–110 km
Major Railway Stations:
Barpeta Road – variable distance to bank segments
Guwahati – major interchange
Access via rural roads and tracks; surfaces may be unpaved near floodplains.
Local buses and autos connect villages; taxis help reach multiple segments. Mobile signal may fluctuate near open banks.
November–March offers mild weather and safer footing on sandbars. Avoid peak monsoon due to strong currents.