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Poba Rain Forest is spread across the state of Assam as well as Arunachal Pradesh which is being declared as a reserved forest from the British Rule period since 1924. In 1924, this forest was considered as a reserve forest, which is defined as "an area notified under the provisions of the Indian Forest Act or other State Forest Acts, having full degree of protection". It falls in the Jonai Sub-Division of Dhemaji District of Assam in India. The main feature of a rain forest is that Round the year the rain forest is remains green. Poba Rain forest serves as a Corridor to many wild animals from the Dibru Saikhowa National park in the Tinsukia district of Assam and Daying Ering wildlife sanctuary in Arunachal Pradesh. Within the half decade between 2005 and 2010, approximately one-third of the semi-evergreen dense forest was either degraded or converted for other land uses. Increases in population, deforestation, illegal tree cutting, rapid erosion, flash flooding, etc., are major threats to the sustainability of this natural forest Rainforests also help maintain the world’s water cycle. More than 50% of precipitation striking a rain forest, is returned to the atmosphere by evapotranspiration, helping regulate healthy rainfall around the planet. Like the name suggests, rain forest ecosystems are full of trees and receive huge amounts of rain. Despite covering just 6 percent of Earth’s surface, more than half the world’s plant and animal species live in the rainforests. How to Reach: So friends In order to reach the Poba Rain Forest from any other states of India other than few north eastern states first of all you will have to reach Guwahati in Assam which is accessible through Railway and Air from major cities of the country. From Guwahati and Kamakhya Railway Station there is direct Train called the Lachit Express upto Murkong Selek Railway Station which is the last destination or you can say the last railway station till date. From Murkong Selek Railway station the distance upto Poba Rain forest is around 10 kilometres which is easily accessible by road. And If you travel by Air then the nearest Airport is Pasighat in Arunachal Pradesh which is around 45 kilometre by road and may take almost 1 hour to reach this place Direct flight from Guwahati to Pasighat runs almost every day which takes around 1hr 20min and another nearest Airport is the Dibrugarh Airport in Assam which is around 130 kilometre by road and may take almost 2 and half hour to reach the Poba Rain Forest. There is also road connectivity from Guwahati Inter State Bus Terminal upto Jonai which is around 532 kilometres in distance and may take around 12 to 13 hours to reach the Poba Rain forest in Jonai. Research Paper Links: https://www.researchgate.net/publicat... http://webline.co.in/fsi-result/atlas... The Beauty and Richness of the Poba Rain Forest Among the North-Eastern states of India Assam is very rich in her natural beauty. Its unique geographical location, vast and varied landscape, gigantic rivers, hill and hillocks, islands, plains, stream, rain forests etc. add to her beauty. The nature world has given Assam bountiful natural beauty with generous hand. We have lucky enough to grow up amidst such a rich natural heritage. All these varied natural landscape creates some fantastic natural wonders. With more than 10 wildlife sanctuaries and 5 national parks to its beauty. Assam is a paradise for wildlife explorer.The diversity of richness of flora and fauna in this region attract many adventures enthusiasts. A must visit natural heritage for wildlife explorer and photographers. Poba remains one of the least explored reserved forest in Assam, India. Situated in the periphery of Jonai Sub-division (Tinmile ghat). Poba is the only rainforest of Dhemaji district. The reserve forest is surrounded by the foothills of the Himalayan range in Arunachal Pradesh; Siang, Dibang and Lohit river and Dibru-Saikhowa National park to the East and South and some revenue village of Jonai Sub-division to the west. The reserve forest is rich with natural beauty of its flora and fauna. The reserve forest gets its beauty from the great Siang River major tributaries of the Bramaputra River. Lots of wildlife species like leopards, elephants, Malayan giant squirrel, monitor lizard, deer, monkey and tiger roams here. Besides those animals, the reason why so many visits to this place are the presence of many different kinds of beautiful birds. And not to mention the many camping opportunities and the gigantic Please find below my other videos link:    • Re-Union cum Platinum Jubilee Celebra...      • Saraswati Puja Celebration 2023, A.T....      • Amrit Udyan in Guwahati, a walking Tour      • Alumni Meet 2022 through my lenses, F...      • Poba Rain Forest Vlog #assamtourism #...      • Murkong Selek Railway Station, Jonai,...      • Pasighat Vlog- A Proposed Smart City ...