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Dr. Daying Ering memorial wildlife sanctuary

This sanctuary is spread across 190 square kilometers and seventy five percent of the region is covered with grassland and surrounded by Siang river. The place is also a bird watcher's paradise; one can spot endangered species of birds here like the Indian skimmers, darter, black bellied tern, lesser whistling teal and many others. Also there are many migratory birds that fly from Mangolia and Siberia and are spotted near water streams. This sanctuary also spreads to Assam where it is known as Khobo Ehapori. Read More

This wildlife park is named after a mountain peak nearby "Mouling" which also means red poison or red blood. Situated in the upper Siang district and spread across 483 square km of area has Siang river flowing on the west and Siring, Subong, Semong and Krobong river on the easter ends. There are tiger, panthers, elephant, hog deer, python, barking deer, sambal deer, buffalo and red panda which could be spotted here. Besides animals, there are several species of birds and plants as well which could be seen here. Tourist near and around the park indulge in rafting, angling and trekking. The Mouling National park is a very isolated area and there are weaker signals for communication and almost no scope of transportation either. Closest towns from this park are Along (130km) and Pasighat (180km), and all offices of the forest department are located outside the park. The weather is extremely humid in Yingkiong and in the lower elevation temperature ranges from 15 degrees Celsius to 38 degrees Celsius while in the winters the upper region experiences snowfall. Read More

This is a very famous trek route which has a lot more than just trekking. This route starts from Daying Ering wildlife Sanctuary which is reached by cruising over Siang river. The sanctuary houses different species of birds like crabs, wild ducks, storks, waterfowls and even other migratory birds as well. Besides birds, you can spot hog deers, hispid deers, wild buffalo, elephants and many others. Talking about Siang river which originates from Tibet, people rafting here get enthralled as there are moments when the stream is thunderous and sometimes you can raft with the flow. There is rich aquatic life on this river and it flows crossing some calm dense forests like Mouling national park and many others. The route also covers Kekar Monying (Black rock) which was erected by Adivasis in the memory of those who died in a fight on 4th December 1911. The stone cliff stand 50m high and is about 500m in length. And yet another spot is Komsing, where there is a stone erected by the Britishers of Sir N. Williamson, who was assassinated by Manmur Jamoh. Read More

A lifetime expedition into the countryÕs north-east on one of the worldÕs longest river Brahmaputra. The rafting in the remote area is a breath taking experience. Visit this offbeat destination Tuting where the real adventure begins upon the waves of one of the worldÕs great river, Brahmaputra. The main journey starts from the upper Brahmaputra (Siang) river in Tuting. The rafting ride covers about 180 kms of the river from Tuting to Pasighat, gurgling and negotiating the turbulence, fleeting through secluded remote gorges and unfathomable thick tropical rain forests. With nature at it best form, the ride apart from being frolicking fun is also an unforgettable experience. Read More