Pakhui Wildlife Sanctuary, Bhalukpung, Arunachal Pradesh India

Located amongst the majestic Himalayas, Pakhui Wildlife Sanctuary is a peaceful abode for wild animals to dwell freely in their natural habitat without being disturbed or harm by anybody. The sanctuary which is spread across 862 sq km is surrounded by river from all the three sides, making it a memorable experience for tourists. Pakke River lies to its east and Bhareli River surrounds the sanctuary from west and north making you feel closer to the nature. Also various little streams and perennial rivers flow past the sanctuary.

The forest is filled with wide and colourful varieties of animals and birds. Animals that can be found inside the forest reserve are Tiger, leopard, clouded Leopard, jungle cat, wild dog Jackal, Himalayan Black Bear, Biturong, Elephant, Gaur, Samber, Hog deer, Barking Deer, Wilboar, Yellow throated martin, Malayan Giant, squirrel, Flying squirrel, squirrel, civet, capped langur, Rhesus macaque, Assamese Macaque, Bison etc. One can also see beautiful and rare birds like Hornbill, white winged wood duck, Jungle Fowl, Peacock Pheasant, Khaleej Pheasant, Dove, Barbets, Drongo, Serpent eagle, Baaz eagles etc. One can hear the chirping of these colourful birds and enjoy every moment of your trip feeling closer to the nature and its wonders.

Pakhui Wildlife Sanctuary has wide area of green covers that includes varieties of trees and flowering plants. One can see a vast variety of bamboo inside the sanctuary. The sanctuary is also termed as "Pakke Tiger Reserve", as it conserves the Bengal Tiger and a few other tigers. This park forms an integral appendage of the tiger scheme introduced by the Government of India. So pack your bags and visit Pakhui Wildlife Sanctuary to feel and observe nature at its best.