Dehing Patkai National Park

The 231-square-kilometer rainforest area contains diverse wildlife species, including Hoolock gibbons, elephants, tigers, and over 293 bird species.

Initially established as a wildlife sanctuary in 2004, the area received national park status in 2021 following significant conservation efforts.

The park territory encompasses lands traditionally inhabited by twelve indigenous groups, including Tai Phake, Khamyang, Khampti, and Singpho communities.

Visitors can access the park between November and April when temperatures remain moderate and rainfall minimal, with guided tours available from local operators.

The area represents India's largest lowland rainforest system, receiving over 4,000 millimeters of annual rainfall and supporting rare dipterocarp tree species.

Location: Tinsukia district

Location: Assam

GPS coordinates: 27.33100,95.52600

Latest update: May 28, 2025 18:31