Here are Arunachal Pradesh National Parks

Namdapha National Park

The Four Cat Wonder, Namdapha, is not merely Arunachal's largest national park but India's third largest, measuring 1,985 sq. km. The national park in Arunachal Pradesh is found in Changlang district and is a biodiversity hotspot featuring diverse landscapes varying from lowland evergreen forests to alpine meadows. and  it has best flora and fauna of Arunachal Pradesh

Highlights:

• Only Indian park with tiger, leopard, snow leopard, and clouded leopard.

• Endemic species such as the Hoolock gibbon and Namdapha flying squirrel.

• Over 400 bird species, including hornbills, trogons, and babblers.

  Best Time to Visit: October to April

Activity to be undertaken in Namdapha: Wildlife safari, birding, nature walk

It's a destination one has to visit to see the rich vegetation and wildlife of Arunachal Pradesh.

Mouling National Park

Hidden Wilderness in the Upper Siang district, Mouling is a paradise for adventure seekers who desire to be alone in the midst of thick green rainforests.

Why come?

This Arunachal Pradesh national park has a diverse habitat ranging from subtropical to alpine. The park has the red panda, Himalayan black bear, takin, and serow. The forest is considered sacred by the Adi people and helps to preserve the high concentration of flora and fauna in Arunachal Pradesh.

Preferred Time: November to March

Best For: Green tourism, cultural tours, alternative trekking

National Parks and Wildlife Sanctuaries to Visit

Other than national parks, Arunachal Pradesh's wildlife sanctuary system is also fascinating. Sanctuaries help to conserve rare habitats and endangered species.

Eaglenest Wildlife Sanctuary—A Paradise for Birders

Eaglenest is renowned for sighting the Bugun Liocichla. It is a birder' paradise. There are more than 450 species of birds, including tragopans and hornbills, in this Arunachal Pradesh wildlife sanctuary. Red pandas, Arunachal macaques, and clouded leopards are also found there.

Sessa Orchid Sanctuary – The Floral Fantasy

With more than 200 orchid species, Sessa is a botanist's paradise. Saprotrophic endemic orchids and Tipi Orchidarium are the cherry on top. Wander along trekking trails that reveal the state's lush flora and fauna of Arunachal Pradesh.

Dibang Wildlife Sanctuary – The Alpine Marvel

Located in the Mishmi Hills of the Dibang Valley, this wildlife sanctuary is also among the ecologically richest wildlife sanctuaries of Arunachal Pradesh. It is home to the Mishmi takin, red panda, musk deer, and snow leopard. Bird enthusiasts will have a good time spotting rare Himalayan birds here.

Mehao Wildlife Sanctuary – Lake & Leopard

Due to its picturesque Mehao Lake surroundings, this Arunachal Pradesh wildlife sanctuary is as scenically lovely as it is wildlife exciting. It provides refuge to elephants, leopards, clouded leopards, and macaques, as well as great trekking and boating experiences.

Other Significant Sanctuaries:

• Itanagar Wildlife Sanctuary—near the capital, renowned for hornbills and small carnivores.

• Kamlang Tiger Reserve—pristine and stunning, with Glow Lake and all four species of big cats.

• Talley Valley—ideal for trekking and studying Apatani tribal culture.

• Daying Ering Sanctuary – ideal for observing migratory waterbirds and riverine environments.

Conservation Highlights & Challenges

Arunachal's forests are not only reserved forests; they are sacred territories. Different tribes ensure that these areas are preserved by traditional beliefs that worship rivers, trees, and animals. Such cultural conservation is the reason that the Arunachal Pradesh flora and fauna are so diverse and distinctive.

Conservation Positives:

• Traditional practices naturally conserve forests.

• Local communities have saved threatened animals, including black bear cubs.

• Species continue to be found because the region is inaccessible.

Challenges

•The proposed Arunachal Frontier Highway and other development projects threaten fragile ecosystems.

•Deforestation is rising as a result of agriculture and road construction.

•Human-wildlife conflict is a serious problem linked with all wildlife sanctuaries in Arunachal Pradesh.

We advocate for sustainable and responsible tourism. Conservation education and people participation are the focus of our tours.

Travel Information and Best Travel Time

Permit Required: Indian citizens require an Inner Line Permit (ILP) to travel to Arunachal Pradesh.

Best Time by Destination:

• Namdapha – October to April

• Mouling, Dibang, Eaglenest, Itanagar – November to February

• Mehao and Sessa – October to April

Recommended Activities:

•Jungle trekking and safaris

•Birdwatching excursions

• Forest trekking and camping

• Cultural encounters with native tribes

Packing Tips:

• Wear warm clothes throughout the year (high altitudes are cold)

• Pack hiking boots, binoculars, and green products

• Shun disposable plastics and honor local traditions

Why Arunachal Pradesh Should Be Your Next Adventure

Arunachal Pradesh is not a destination—it's an awakening. With sweeping, untrammeled wilderness, endangered wildlife, colorful tribal culture, and spiritual richness, it provides a holiday experience unlike any other. Each Arunachal Pradesh national park and wildlife sanctuary in Arunachal Pradesh is a portal to experiencing the out-of-the-ordinary flora and fauna of Arunachal Pradesh.

With Deyor, we craft experience-based travel itineraries that go beyond sightseeing. Our professionally guided expeditions ensure that you experience these stunning regions responsibly, with local people still living there and the environment still intact. Plan Your Trip with Deyor. Ready to listen to the call of the wild? Join a Deyor Wildlife Expedition through Arunachal Pradesh. Call us today for customized eco-tour packages, guided trekking, and cultural explorations.