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Glimpses from Jeypore Rainforest Festival 2011


Here's some images from the Jeypore Rainforest Festival 2011 held in on the banks of the Burhidehing river at Jeypore, near Naharkatia in Dibrugarh district on February 11-13.








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akshaya p. Kalita's picture

Great,
jyotishmoy hazarika/dibrugarh's picture

nice work.................
Mohammed Mansoor Ali Kadir.'s picture

Awwwwwwwwwww!!! I luv my home Jeypore... May ALLAH bless Jeypore... Long live Jeypore!!!
Vivek Nandi's picture

We are Proud in Jeypore Rainforest. This is look like very beautiful nature.
Shamim Kadir's picture

How I miss this place!!!!!!!!Sure to visit it this time during the Rain Forest Festival..........Gud job guys......

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