Namdapha National Park

This park is located in the northeastern part of India in the beautiful Arunachal Pradesh the Namdapha National Park is an amazing place and a paradise for biodiversity. With an area of approximately 1985 square kilometres, it is the largest area in the Eastern Himalayas. The park was established in 1974 and is rich in flora and fauna with many rare and endangered species.

The park’s terrain ranges from a humid wooded area at lower elevations to alpine meadows and snow-capped mountains at better elevations, making it a unique place for this surroundings see a wide type of wildlife, such as 4 species of large cats: leopards, leopards, snow leopards, clouded bears and other amazing birds consist of yellow pandas, hoolock gibbons, white-winged tree geese, horned geese and a variety of different birds.

Namdafa is likewise home to a wide form of plant life, from tall timber to colourful orchids, contributing to its popularity as an ecological hotspot. The Noa-Dihing River flows through the park, reinforcing its scenic majesty and providing essential water for the environment.

The park is known for its variety of wildlife, including tigers, leopards, clouded leopards, elephants, and several bird species. Namdapha National Park Safari timings are typically from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with both jeep safaris and trekking options available. 

The best time for a safari is from November to April, when the weather is pleasant, and wildlife sightings are more frequent. Visitors are advised to carry comfortable clothing and necessary permits, as the park is located in a protected area near the Indo-Myanmar border.

Remote and comparatively undiscovered, Namdafa presents a pristine environment for nature enthusiasts and researchers, underscoring the significance of efforts to maintain this herbal treasure trove. Enjoy this place with Itanagar Tour Packages.