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Top Wildlife Destinations

Nagaland is a biodiversity hotspot, home to rare animals, exotic birds, dense forests, and stunning landscapes. From national parks to bird sanctuaries and jungle treks, here are the best wildlife destinations in Nagaland for nature lovers and adventure seekers.

 

1. Ntangki National Park – Nagaland’s Largest Wildlife Reserve

 Location: Peren District
 Area: 200 sq. km
✅ Home to tigers, leopards, hornbills, hoolock gibbons, elephants & wild boars.
Thick rainforests & grasslands, ideal for jungle safaris & trekking.
✅ A perfect spot for wildlife photographers & nature lovers.

 Best Time to Visit: November – March (Cool & dry weather for safaris).

 

2. Fakim Wildlife Sanctuary – A Hidden Jungle Haven

 Location: Kiphire District (Near Indo-Myanmar Border)
 Area: 6.4 sq. km
✅ Home to leopards, tigers, Himalayan bears, flying squirrels & barking deer.
✅ Rich in tropical plants, rare orchids & medicinal herbs.
✅ Ideal for jungle trekking, nature photography & birdwatching.

 Best Time to Visit: October – April (Avoid monsoon due to heavy rain).

 

3. Pulie Badze Wildlife Sanctuary – Nagaland’s Birdwatching Paradise

 Location: Near Kohima
 Area: 9 sq. km
✅ Known for the Blyth’s Tragopan (Nagaland’s state bird) & other rare birds.
✅ Offers short treks & panoramic views of Kohima & Dzükou Valley.
✅ Home to wild boars, barking deer & Himalayan black bears.

 Best Time to Visit: October – March (Clear skies, best for hiking & birdwatching).

 

4. Doyang River – Amur Falcon Migration Hotspot

 Location: Wokha District
Thousands of Amur Falcons migrate here every October-November from Mongolia to Africa.
✅ Considered the world’s largest falcon roosting site.
✅ A great place for birdwatching, fishing, boating & camping.

 Best Time to Visit: October – November (Peak migration season).

 

5. Rangapahar Wildlife Sanctuary – Close to Dimapur

 Location: Dimapur
 Area: 4.7 sq. km
✅ Home to deer, langurs, porcupines & various bird species.
✅ Easily accessible from Dimapur (best for a short wildlife tour).
✅ Perfect for family trips & birdwatching.

 Best Time to Visit: October – February.

 

6. Mount Saramati Forest – Trekking & Wildlife Adventure

 Location: Kiphire District (Near Indo-Myanmar Border)
✅ Nagaland’s highest peak (3,826 meters), surrounded by dense forests & rare wildlife.
✅ Home to leopards, Himalayan bears & exotic birds.
✅ A top destination for hardcore trekkers & nature explorers.

 Best Time to Visit: October – April (Dry season, best for trekking).

 

7. Ghosu Bird Sanctuary – A Haven for Bird Lovers

 Location: Zunheboto District
✅ Home to over 20 species of endangered birds.
✅ The sanctuary is community-run, ensuring conservation efforts.
✅ A great place for birdwatching, peaceful nature walks & photography.

 Best Time to Visit: November – March (Best for birdwatching).

 

Why Visit Nagaland for Wildlife & Nature?

Diverse Ecosystem: From rainforests & grasslands to rivers & high-altitude forests.
Unique Birdwatching Sites: Home to rare birds like the Blyth’s Tragopan & Amur Falcons.
Thrilling Jungle Treks & Safaris: Perfect for adventure seekers & eco-tourists.
Untouched Natural Beauty: Nagaland’s wildlife destinations are less crowded & unspoiled.

 Best Time for Wildlife Tourism in Nagaland: October – April (Cool & dry season, best for safaris & trekking).

 Explore the wild side of Nagaland and experience nature like never before!