Baghmara Reserve Forest- South Garo Hills District

Travel & Tourist Destinations in Meghalaya

Baghmara Reserve Forest is located at a distance of about 4 kilometers from the main town of Baghmara. This thick forest is inhabited by langurs, birds of different species, elephants, etc. Baghmara the head quarter of South Garo Hills District is a fast growing township. It is situated on the banks of Simsang river on the international Bangladesh border. Baghmara nearby just below the picturesque Dilsa hill. The State Tourism Department has constructed a Tourist bungalow. Many tourists have reported sighting herds of elephants as they travel from Baghmara to Balpakram National Park via Baghmara Reserve Forest. Biosphere Reserve and this region is integral to the contiguous forest tract that forms the Central Indian tiger heartland.