Kamlang Wildlife Sanctuary, Wildlife sanctuary in India
Kamlang Wildlife Sanctuary is a protected area in the Northeast Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh.
Established in 1989 to conserve the region's rich biodiversity.
Named after the Kamlang River and culturally significant to local tribes.
Suitable for eco-tourism and bird watching.
Home to species such as the Asian elephant, tiger, and clouded leopard.
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