Out of many wildlife sanctuaries in India, the Namdhapa National Park in Arunachal Pradesh is one of them. The cold weather of the park and the stable temperature is the major cause of holding a wide collection of flora and fauna. This national park is blessed with a rich excellent ecosystem. This national park lies along the turbulent Noa-Dihing River. It lies Indo-Myanmar border within Changlang District of Arunachal Pradesh, India. Namdhapa National Park was declared as a Tiger Reserve in 1983. The valley is covered with a mix of tropical rain forest.
Namdhapa National Park-Introduction
The Namdhapa National Park is situated in Arunachal Pradesh, to the north-eastern front of India. It is a home to wild varieties of plants and animals. The area of the Namdhapa National Park extends up to 1985.23 sq km. There main rivers flows through this vital land. The nearest town to the Namdhapa National Park is Margherita. It is at a distance of 62 km from the national park. While undergoing Arunachal Pradesh tour, never fail to visit this beautiful national park, which is famous for its wonderful varieties of spices and vegetation. You can enjoy your holiday with nature and her various forms.
Wildlifes in Namdhapa National Park
The rich flora and fauna found in this national park have never failed to attract the tourists, since time immortal. The fauna found in this place include elephant, gibbon, wild bear, wild goat, musk deer, takin, goral, and so on. Here one can witness a large number of rodents that includes squirrels, porcupine and mithan. The Namdhapa National Park lies in a hilly place and so it remains cool all the time. That is why; it remains crowded with a lot of colourful birds and their vivacity.
Namdhapa National Park- Tourist Information
Best Time to Visit Namdhapa Tiger Reserve: The best time to visit the Namdhapa National Park is between the months of October to March.
How to get there
By Air : The nearest airport to the Namdhapa National Park is Dibrugarh. It is located to a distance of 163 km from the park.
By Rail : The nearest railway station to the National Park is situated at a distance of 56 Km.
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