Fakim Wildlife Sanctuary, Zunheboto, Nagaland India

Nagaland boasts of its loaded flora & fauna. Each of the sanctuary in Nagaland is different than the other in terms of variety and scenic loveliness. The Fakim Sanctuary in Nagaland is close to the Myanmar border. The sanctuary lies in the Pungro circle headquarter in Nagaland. The Nagaland Fakim Sanctuary is spread over an area of 642 ha. The Fakim Sanctuary receives high rainfall and is home to numerous flora & fauna. The sanctuary houses some of the rare species of flora & fauna, found elsewhere.

Fakim Wildlife Sanctuary is located 8 km Zunheboto and is close to the Myanmar border. Spread over 6.4 sq km, it is home to tigers and hoolock gibbons and the tragopan pheasants. Tourists with valid Inner Line Permits (special permits required to enter the restricted areas) are only allowed to visit Nagaland.

Tigers, Leopard, Wild Mithun and Hoolock Gibbons are among the animals seen here. Among bird life, the Tragopan, Hornbills and other Pheasants are bird watchers delight. It is situated near the Fakim village of Kiphire district. It takes one day to reach Fakim village from Pungro Town via Penkim village. After reaching Fakim village, visitors can take rest for the night and visit the site only the next day.