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    The Pakke Tiger Reserve in Arunachal Pradesh, India is a tropical forest located in the foothills of the eastern Himalayas that is home to diverse wildlife such as tigers, elephants, barking deer and over 300 species of birds. The forest contains tropical semi-evergreen vegetation scattered at lower elevations up to 600 meters dominated by trees like hollock, kadam and semal. It has a high density of lianas, climbers and epiphytic plants like ferns and orchids, with over 43 orchid and 29 fern species recorded so far. The reserve provides important habitat for many threatened species and is one of the best protected tiger reserves in the region.

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    The Pakke Tiger Reserve in Arunachal Pradesh, India is a tropical forest located in the foothills of the eastern Himalayas that is home to diverse wildlife such as tigers, elephants, barking deer and over 300 species of birds. The forest contains tropical semi-evergreen vegetation scattered at lower elevations up to 600 meters dominated by trees like hollock, kadam and semal. It has a high density of lianas, climbers and epiphytic plants like ferns and orchids, with over 43 orchid and 29 fern species recorded so far. The reserve provides important habitat for many threatened species and is one of the best protected tiger reserves in the region.

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    The Pakke Tiger Reserve in Arunachal Pradesh, India is a tropical forest located in the foothills of the eastern Himalayas that is home to diverse wildlife such as tigers, elephants, barking deer and over 300 species of birds. The forest contains tropical semi-evergreen vegetation scattered at lower elevations up to 600 meters dominated by trees like hollock, kadam and semal. It has a high density of lianas, climbers and epiphytic plants like ferns and orchids, with over 43 orchid and 29 fern species recorded so far. The reserve provides important habitat for many threatened species and is one of the best protected tiger reserves in the region.

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    Located in East Kameng district a Chinese pangolin were seen
    of Arunachal Pradesh, the here during a camera-trapping
    Pakke Tiger Reserve (also called exercise. Camera traps are
    Pakhui), is also called the ‘land remotely-activated cameras used
    of hornbills’. It is one of the lesser to spot animals even when no
    known reserves of India and one human is present.
    of the most well-protected tiger
    reserve in Arunachal Pradesh. At least 296 bird species have
    Its main entrance is at Seijusa been recorded here, including the
    (21 km from Saibari in Assam) white-cheeked hill-partridge, ibis
    off NH-52. bill, Asian emerald cuckoo, red-
    headed trogon, and green pigeon.
    The tropical forest, nestled
    in the foothills of the eastern The tropical semi-evergreen
    Himalayas, is contiguous with forests are sca#ered along the
    the Nameri Tiger Reserve. Pakke lower plains and foothills, up to
    lies on the border of Assam an elevation of 600 m. The upper
    and Arunachal Pradesh, at the part is dominated by trees like
    junction where the plains of hollock (Terminalia myriocarpa),
    Assam suddenly rise into the kadam (Anthocephalus cadamba),
    hills of Arunachal Pradesh . semal (Bombax ceiba), dhuna
    (Canarium strictum), phulchampa
    Of the seven main herbivore (Elaeocarpus aristatus) and
    species in the park, the elephant, bonsum (Phoebe goalparensis).
    barking deer, gaur and sambhar
    are commonly spo#ed. Recently, The vegetation is dense, with
    four melanistic golden cats and a high diversity of lianas
    and climbers (over 30 species
    recorded so far), with many more
    species as yet undiscovered.
    At places, evergreen and semi-
    evergreen vegetation types
    merge. Thick ferns and orchids
    form the bulk of the epiphytic
    growth; a total of 43 orchid
    species and 29 fern species have
    been recorded so far, with many
    more waiting to be documented.

    At a glance
    District: East Kameng Entry fee: Rs 50 (Indians);
    Nearest Railhead: Bhalukpong Rs 250 (Foreigners)
    Nearest Airport: Tezpur Major fauna: Elephant, barking
    .................................................... deer, gaur, sambar
    Best time to visit: Nov-May ....................................................
    Timings: Sunrise-sunset Where to stay: Private
    ....................................................
    accommodation at Bhalukpong
    Permit: Inner Line Permit from the ....................................................
    office of Dy Resident Commissioner Contact: (03778) 200016
    (www.arunachalipr.gov.in)

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