In Depth
Surrounded by lush forests, green valleys, and scenic landscapes, the village is best known as the gateway to the spectacular Bendao Baiglai Waterfall. A scenic trek of about 3 km through dense forest trails leads visitors to this breathtaking waterfall, whose name in the Dimasa language translates to "Two Sisters Jumping Down." The route itself is a memorable experience, offering opportunities for birdwatching, photography, and exploring the rich biodiversity of the Barail Hills region.
Apart from its natural attractions, Samparidisa provides an opportunity to experience traditional Dimasa culture, local cuisine, village life, and warm hospitality through community-run homestays. Visitors can enjoy peaceful surroundings free from urban noise while learning about the customs and traditions of one of Northeast India's oldest indigenous communities.
The best time to visit Samparidisa Eco-Tourism Village is from October to April for pleasant weather and comfortable trekking conditions, while the monsoon months showcase the waterfalls at their most impressive. The village is ideal for nature lovers, trekkers, photographers, and travellers seeking an offbeat destination in Assam.
How to Reach
By Air: Silchar Airport and Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport, Guwahati, are the nearest airports. From there, visitors can travel by road to Haflong and Samparidisa.
By Rail: Haflong Railway Station is the nearest railhead and is well connected to major towns in Assam.
By Road: Samparidisa is located about 12 km from Haflong and can be reached by taxi, shared vehicle, or private car via scenic hill roads.
Where to Stay
The best accommodation option is the village's community-operated homestays, where visitors can experience authentic Dimasa hospitality and local cuisine. Additional accommodation is available in Haflong, including hotels, guest houses, resorts, and eco-lodges suitable for different budgets.