D'Ering Memorial Wildlife Sanctuary

The 190-square-kilometer sanctuary contains grasslands covering 80 percent of the area, while riverine forests with bamboo occupy the remaining space.

The wildlife sanctuary was established in 1978 and received its name from Daying Ering, an Indian political leader who advocated for wildlife conservation.

Local communities near the sanctuary maintain strong connections with conservation efforts, participating in programs to protect the diverse wildlife populations.

Visitors can reach the sanctuary by taking a taxi from Pasighat, located 13 kilometers away, where guest houses provide accommodation options.

The sanctuary serves as a winter destination for migratory birds from Siberia and Mongolia, while also housing tigers, leopards, and wild buffalo.

GPS coordinates: 27.93778,95.44583

Latest update: May 2, 2025 10:44