Eco-tourism picnic spot in Assam-Meghalaya border’s Kasumari village to attract tourists

The spirit of festivity has geared up in Assam as the people are preparing to celebrate Magh Bihu despite the freezing cold. 

People have harvested their paddy and are ready for Uruka (Magh Bihu eve), which will be celebrated on the auspicious occasion of Magh Bihu, and now everyone is busy visiting various tourist locations and soaking in nature's magical ambiance.

Meanwhile, an Eco-Tourism picnic spot was inaugurated on December 12 at Kasumari on the Assam-Meghalaya border near Dudhnai under the initiative of the Assam State Rural Livelihoods Mission. 

Kasumari Manda Eco-Tourism Project was inaugurated by Dr. Himadri Koch, executive officer, of Assam State Rural Livelihoods Mission in collaboration with Nisangram Rural Tourists and Kasumari Rural Tourism Management Committee under the Kushdhowa Development Block. 

Kasumari Manda (Dudhnoi), which was beautifully created, has already become a tourist destination, with numerous picnickers going to the location with high tourism potential.

This eco-tourism project will include a homestay in Kasumari hamlet and the chance to play beats volleyball on the sands of the picnic place on the river's banks.

The picnic area also provides river fishing, bike riding, jeep safari, and lightning shows at night.