Pakhui Wildlife Sanctuary is situated
in the state of Arunachal Pradesh that is amongst the mighty hills of the
Himalayas. When you will visit the sanctuary you will indulge into the peaceful
surroundings which are wrapped in the utmost beauty of nature.
The Pakhui Wildlife Sanctuary is surrounded by three different rivers on the three sides and spread over an area of about 862 sq km thereby it is these natural factors which add on to its beauty and make the tourists visit it again and again. You will be astonished to know that apart from the three rivers there are several little streams and perennial rivers too which flow across the beautiful sanctuary. The sanctuary will surely refresh your minds as it will provide all the exciting moments which a sanctuary should have. You can also opt for camping in the sanctuary but you need to take a permit from the authorities of the Pakhui Wildlife Sanctuary. Flora When you visit the Pakhui Wildlife Sanctuary you will find that it is very rich in terms of varieties in trees and flowering plants as there are about 2000 different kind of species of flora here and you will be able to see varieties of Bamboos as well in the sanctuary. Fauna-birds and animals in the sanctuary: You can see some of the most rarest birds in the Pakhui Sanctuary like White winged woodpecker, Hornbill, Peacock Pheasant, Owls, Khaleej Pheasant, Drongo, Dove, Barbets, Eagles etc and it is the chirping of this colorful birds which make you feel that you are closer to the nature. Some of the Animals which you will find in the Sanctuary are Clouded Leopard, Tiger, Jungle Cat, Jackal, Gaur, Black-Bear, Elephant, Hog Deer, Wild Boar, Malayan Giant, Monkeys, Rhesus Macaque, Squirrel, Assamese Macaque, Bison and many more. It is this variety of wildlife which will surely thrill you to the core and so you will be able to make the most of your wildlife trip. PAKKE TIGER RESERVE: The Pakhui Wildlife Sanctuary is also called as “Pakke Tiger Reserve” as it concentrates in conserving the much endangered Bengal Tigers and other tigers as well. Today Tigers are on the urge of becoming extinct and so it is an incredible initiative taken by the Pakhui Wildlife Sanctuary to Save Tigers from being extinct. BEST TIME TO VISIT: To make the most of the Pakhui Wildlife Sanctuary you will have to visit it in the months of October to April. TIMINGS TO VISIT: You can visit the Sanctuary at any point of time from morning to evening. HOW TO REACH: BY AIR: The airport which is the nearest to the Pakhui Wildlife Sanctuary is the airport at Tezpur, however you can take a taxi or bus to ultimately reach the sanctuary. BY RAIL: The Rangpara Railway Station is the nearest railway station to the sanctuary and once you reach the railway station you can take a cab or a bus. BY ROAD: There are several buses which are accessible from various major cities of the state of Arunachal Pradesh. Thereby, various cabs or rented cars also provide transportation through road.
