Mouling National Park, National park in Upper Siang district, India
Mouling National Park is a protected area covering 486 square kilometers in the mountains of Upper Siang district. The landscape consists of dense forests, alpine meadows, and rivers that flow through different elevation zones.
The Indian government established this park in 1986 to safeguard the region's wildlife diversity. Its creation was part of a broader strategy to build protection corridors for threatened species.
Local communities living near the park maintain traditional knowledge about medicinal plants and remain involved in protection efforts today. Their presence shapes daily life around the protected area.
Visitors need permits from the forest department in Yingkiong before entering the area. Guided tours typically run between October and April when conditions are most favorable.
Red pandas inhabit specialized zones in this park where bamboo forest meets high-altitude grassland around 3,000 meters elevation. These specific habitats are crucial for the survival of these rare animals.
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