The Garbhanga Reserve Forest is a protected area located in the southern side of Guwahati city in the district of Kamrup (Metropolitan) Assam, India.
This evergreen forest is the home to various endangered and rare species of flora and fauna.
There are 308 reported bird species in Garbhanga which includes both resident and migratory birds.
Garbhanga Reserve Forest is also a home to 38 species of reptiles which includes various snakes, lizards, geckos etc.
The Garbhanga Reserve Forest is an ideal destination for eco-tourism and adventure activities.
As per Wikipedia data, there are 139 species of trees, 122 species of herbs and shrubs, 52 species of climbers, 11 species of orchids and 5 species of bamboos in Garbhanga Reserve Forest
As per the sources, more than 36 species of mammals are found in Garbhanga Reserve Forest.
Several skulkers also visit Garbhanga during the winter season which includes Pygmy cupwing, Lesser shortwing, Snowy browed flycatcher, Gray-bellied tesia etc.