Namdhapa National Park
Namdhapa National Park
Namdhapa National Park
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Kciff
Fox Island, WA1,010 contributions
Nov 2018
One track in and only one out. The birds, gibbons and trees are incredible. If you visit keep your impact to a minimum. Try not to take plastics inside.. places like this are so rare.
Written 9 December 2018
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renthlei_tetei
Mumbai, India260 contributions
Mar 2016 • Friends
Lying in the shadows of Himalayan ranges, Namdapha National Park is a treat to your eyes and challenge to your strength. The park, which is declared as Tiger Reserve, is located in Changlang district and it is India’s largest national park. Lying in altitudes ranging from 200 meters to 4500 meters, Namdapha National Park offers a different experience to you. If you love adventure, you are sure to enjoy the challenge. Some of the wild species found here include tiger, Himalayan black bear, deer, leopard and many more.
Written 30 May 2016
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