The mighty Brahmaputra River, considered to be the only masculine river of the Indian subcontinent, literally runs through the state of Assam causing havoc with regular floods during the monsoon seasons year after year. Due to this fact a unique and peculiar eco-system has been generated within these perpetually wetland regions featuring numerous forests, lakes, ponds and waterfalls. Brahmaputra River along with its tributaries is the main lifeline of this northeast Indian state around which the entire geographical and cultural environment of Assam has historically thrived and evolved. With over 690 lakes and ponds recorded within the state, Assam is an unmatched biodiversity hotspot.
Haflong Lake is one of the natural lakes on the only hill station of Assam. Boating and Garampani, a hot-water spring, are major tourist attractions on this lake.
This large and beautiful lake adds a celestial beauty to the hill station which is regarded as the 'Scotland of Assam'.The surroundings of the lake offer a haven for hundreds of migratory birds in winter.
Surrounded by lush green forests and vast area of marshy land, this lake is located 11 km north-west of Goalpara in Assam. Kumri Beel is a natural lake.It also provides Boating facilities and very ideal spot for Picnic. This lake is a haven for migratory birds.