Mouling National Park

The protected area spans 486 square kilometers of mountainous terrain with dense forests, alpine meadows, and rivers that flow through varied elevations.

The Indian government established Mouling National Park in 1986 to safeguard the region's biodiversity and create a protected corridor for endangered species.

Indigenous communities near the park maintain traditional knowledge of medicinal plants and participate in conservation efforts through local monitoring programs.

Visitors require permits from the forest department in Yingkiong before entering the park, and guided tours operate between October and April.

The red panda population in Mouling inhabits specific zones of the park where bamboo forests meet high-altitude grasslands at 3,000 meters.

Inception: 1986

GPS coordinates: 28.58333,94.86667

Latest update: May 16, 2025 18:34