Ntangki National Park

The 202 square kilometer national park contains dense evergreen forests, mixed deciduous trees, bamboo groves, and numerous streams that sustain diverse wildlife populations.

The national park was designated as a protected area in 1977 following conservation initiatives aimed at preserving indigenous species and natural habitats.

The native Zeme Naga communities near the park maintain traditional practices that revolve around forest resource management and environmental stewardship.

The park entrance lies 40 kilometers from Dimapur city, with guided tours available from March through November when weather conditions permit access.

The park hosts one of the largest populations of Hoolock gibbons in India, along with tigers, elephants, and over 300 bird species.

GPS coordinates: 25.56000,93.45000

Latest update: March 9, 2025 19:02