New Women's Hostel - Nameri National Park/Tiger Reserve
New Women's Hostel is a guesthouse near Nameri National Park/Tiger Reserve.
- Location
- Nameri National Park/Tiger Reserve, Northeast Frontier, India, South Asia
- Coordinates
- 26.700695, 92.836710
- Activities
- guesthouse
PlnrScore: 28/100
Wildlife Near This Lodge
582 species observed within 20 km, 18 mammals, 144 birds.
- Indian Rhinoceros (Mammalia, 33 observations)
- Indochinese Hog Deer (Mammalia, 32 observations)
- Common Mormon Swallowtail (Insecta, 31 observations)
- Wild Water Buffalo (Mammalia, 25 observations)
- Grey Pansy (Insecta, 24 observations)
- Asian Elephant (Mammalia, 23 observations)
- Black-necked Stork (Aves, 22 observations)
- Common Evening Brown (Insecta, 19 observations)
- Capped Lutung (Mammalia, 18 observations)
- Lemon Pansy (Insecta, 18 observations)
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the vibe like at New Women's Hostel, and is it really a good base for exploring Nameri?
We love the unpretentious charm of New Women's Hostel. It feels more like a welcoming guesthouse than a formal lodge, which is perfect for us when we want a relaxed atmosphere after a day in Nameri. It’s a solid, comfortable base, and the staff are incredibly helpful in arranging local experiences.
Beyond tiger spotting, what other wildlife can we realistically expect to see around Nameri when staying at New Women's Hostel?
While tigers are elusive, Nameri is a birder's paradise, and we’ve had sensational sightings of hornbills and various water birds right from the guesthouse vicinity. You’ll also likely encounter elephants, deer, and a fascinating array of insects and reptiles during your excursions.
What are the best months to visit New Women's Hostel and Nameri National Park for optimal weather and wildlife viewing?
We recommend visiting between November and March. The weather is pleasantly cool and dry, making jungle walks and river excursions much more comfortable. This period also tends to be excellent for birdwatching, which is a major draw for us in this region.
Can you give us an idea of the costs involved for a stay at New Women's Hostel and any typical activities?
New Women's Hostel offers excellent value, with room rates being quite reasonable for the location and comfort. We found that budgeting for park entry fees, guided walks, and perhaps a boat trip on the Jia Bhoroli river will cover the main expenses for a fulfilling visit.
What should we pack and be aware of regarding safety and amenities at New Women's Hostel?
Pack light, breathable clothing, good walking shoes, insect repellent, and a basic first aid kit. While the guesthouse provides comfortable, clean rooms, don't expect five-star luxury; think authentic and functional. We felt perfectly safe here, but it’s always wise to be aware of your surroundings, especially when venturing out independently.
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- Hotel KRC Palace
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- Kopili Women's Hostel
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- New Boy's Hostel
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- Old Boy's Hostel
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- Pobitara Madam Curie Women's Hostel
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- Suwansiri Women's Hostel
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- WAII International Hotel
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Parks in Northeast Frontier
- Balphakram National Park
- Dibru-Saikhowa National Park
- Gorumara National Park
- Intangki National Park
- Jaldapara National Park
- Ka Bri Ki Synrang Park
- Kaziranga National Park
- Keibul Lamjao National Park
- Khangchendzonga National Park
- Manas National Park
- Mouling National Park
- Murlen National Park
- Namdapha National Park / Tiger Reserve
- Neora Valley National Park
- Nokrek National Park