Endangered primates find a home in Umananda temple
Updated on Oct 31, 2008 08:47 pm IST
The endangered Golden Langur, a rare species of primates find themselves a shelter in Umananda temple in Assam. Umananda temple situated in the Peacock Island in Guwahati has off late emerged as a major tourist attraction. Tourists from far-flung areas come to catch a glimpse of the unique and rare golden langurs. The primates who have made the temple compound as their little territory and don't feel disturbed with greater influx of devotees.
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