Experience 145 years of Cultural Inheritance and 1000 years of Environmental Heritage of the Eastern Himalayas Serenely tucked in the Brahmaputra valley and nurtured by local communities of the Eastern Himalayas, the Eastern Himalayan Botanic Ark in residence at Wild Mahseer is an elusive natural and cultural paradise. Located 25kms away from India’s cleanest city, Tezpur, Wild Mahseer is a bio-diverse Ark of 1,00,000+ plants, 75+ species of birds and 72+ species of butterflies and is also the gateway to the forests of Pakke, Kaziranga, Nameri and Orang. Wild Mahseer is truly a hidden gem made up of five bungalows, comprising Burra Bungalow (Heritage Property) and five other colonial-styled tea bungalows (total 18 rooms), a common Dining Pavilion - The First Flush, Two & a Bud Conference Hall, Bhela Ghar - Our Community Kitchen and Elephant Country store for you to choose from varied, ethnic collectables and cherish a part of Northeast culture! Community villages around the Ark (Garo, Nyishi, Mishing, Bodo and Nepali) have also opened up as homestays to enhance learning about local history, traditions and art and indulge in ethnic-environment friendly meals.