Jorhat, April 22 -- Tucked away in the lush landscape of Rangajan, Jorhat, blooms a breathtaking wonder a vibrant orchid jungle home to over 9,000 Kopou Phool (Rhynchostylis retusa), lovingly nurtured by Mithu Gogoi, a farmer and passionate nature enthusiast.

Since 2013, Gogoi has transformed his deep-rooted admiration for nature into a thriving conservation effort that has captured the imagination of tourists, researchers, and orchid lovers across India.

The Kopou Phool, known for its intoxicating fragrance and cultural significance in Assamese traditions, particularly worn by women during the Bihu festival, has found a haven in Gogoi's garden.

Speaking to ANI, Mithu Gogoi, a farmer's nature enthusiast, said, "First of all, I welcome ...