Clouded Leopard National Park

The park spans 5.08 square kilometers of dense forests, hills, and grasslands within the Sepahijala Wildlife Sanctuary region of northeastern India.

The Indian government established this protected area in January 2007 to safeguard the natural habitat of clouded leopards and other endangered species.

Local tribes near the national park maintain traditional practices of forest resource management while supporting wildlife protection through community-based initiatives.

Visitors can reach the park by taking a 28-kilometer drive from Agartala city, with guided tours available through the Tripura Forest Development Corporation.

Four different primate species inhabit the park grounds, including the rare Phayre's langur, which researchers regularly monitor for conservation purposes.

Inception: 2007

GPS coordinates: 23.66822,91.32254

Latest update: March 21, 2025 14:21