India is teeming with hidden jewels, and Bodoland, India’s Untouched Land in Assam, is one such heaven waiting to be discovered. In a recent episode of “I Love My India”, the founder and Editor-in-Chief of Curly Tales, Kamiya Jani, took her audience through a stunning discovery of this undiscovered land, revealing its breathtaking beauty, dense culture, and awe-inspiring wildlife.
In contrast to India’s crowded tourist destinations, Bodoland is pure, and the visitor gets to experience something special as they pursue peace and adventure. Ranging from Manas National Park’s majesty to the colours of the Bodos’ culture, Bodoland boasts miracles awaiting.
Kamiya Jani Explores Bodoland, India’s Untouched Land
If there’s one thing that excites an adventure-seeker like Kamiya Jani, it’s discovering unconventional destinations, and Bodoland, India’s Offbeat Land, was the perfect choice. Her journey involved her riding through thick jungles, undulating hills, and vibrant Bodo villages, where she could experience the sparseness and beauty of rural life.
Among the list of her top activities during her visit was to the Manas National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site for being rich in varied and widespread wildlife, including the one-horned rhinoceros, Bengal tiger, and golden langur. Among the places she went to was the peaceful Manas River, where she had exciting river rafting experiences in the pristine surroundings.
Diving Into The Tradition And Culture Of Bodoland
Along with its stunning natural scenery, she also enjoyed the cultural heritage of Bodoland. She had interactions with the Bodo people, who are among the most ancient ethnic groups in Assam, and saw their hospitality at close quarters.
Festivals such as Bwisagu, the Bodo New Year festival, are a colourful showcase of the culture of the region, with lively dances, melodious folk music, and sumptuous feasts.
Kamiya also experimented with local cuisine like Oma Bedor (bamboo shoot pork) and Narzi, a distinctive rice dish that has medicinal value. Her travel account documented Bodoland as a destination that balances its conservation of heritage with eco-tourism.
Why You Must Visit Bodoland
For those tourists looking to leave the beaten path behind, Bodoland India’s Off the Beaten Path is the perfect blend of nature, adventure, and cultural experiences.
From discovering the enormity of the biodiversity of Manas National Park, catching a glimpse of Bodo people’s lifestyle, or just basking in the quietude of its off-the-road landscapes, there is an experience here that would be remembered until the end of time.
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Would you want to visit this secret gem in Assam?
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First Published: February 25, 2025 1:55 PM