Eastern Himalayas' Hidden Wildlife Gem
Known for its mystical cloud forests, endemic bird species, and elusive mammals like the Red Panda and Mishmi Takin, it’s a dream destination for birdwatchers, wildlife enthusiasts, and nature photographers.
Endemic & Rare Birds Galore
Eastern Himalayan Biodiversity Hotspot
Home to Red Panda & Mishmi Takin
Best Time to Visit: November to April
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I am highly impressed with the work of WoW, it’s a great initiative for budding Wildlifer like me.
Kamal Das Team
It’s very important to be part of the wildlife community for mutual learning, WoW is a very good platform to meet like minded wildlife photographers.
Nishant Mahra Team
Our Rajaji Tiger Reserve safari with Wow Safari India was an unforgettable experience, expertly mentored by Mr. Manmohan Uniyal. The highlight was spotting two magnificent leopards, Heera and Panna, in their natural habitat. With breathtaking landscapes, rich wildlife, and expert insights, it was truly an adventure of a lifetime!
Preeti Singh Team
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Mishmi Hills famous for?
Mishmi Hills is known for its incredible biodiversity, especially rare and endemic birds, cloud forest ecosystems, and unique mammals like Red Pandas, Mishmi Takin, Marten, and Arunachal Macaque. It’s also a rich area for orchids and butterflies.
What kind of birds can be seen in Mishmi Hills?
Over 500 bird species have been recorded here, including:
Mishmi Wren-Babbler (endemic)
Blyth’s Tragopan
Ward’s Trogon
Rufous-necked Hornbill
Purple Cochoa
Fire-tailed Myzornis
Gould’s Shortwing
Beautiful Nuthatch
Parrotbills, Sibias, Fulvettas, Laughingthrushes, and more.
Is it a good destination for photography?
Absolutely! The changing light through the misty forests, rare birdlife, tribal villages, and stunning mountain vistas make it a photographer’s paradise — especially for serious bird and wildlife photographers.
What is the best time to visit Mishmi Hills?
November to April: Ideal for birdwatching, cool and clear weather
Spring (Feb–March): Excellent for breeding birds, flowers, and butterflies
Avoid monsoon months (May to September) due to heavy rain and landslides
How many days are recommended for a Mishmi Hills trip?
At least 4 to 5 nights are recommended to explore key birding trails around Mayodia Pass, Hunli, Roing, and Dibang Valley. More days like 6-7 days allow for relaxed birding and sightings.
What else can I combine with Mishmi Hills?
You can combine Mishmi Hills with:
Dibru-Saikhowa National Park (for river dolphins & grassland birds)
Namdapha National Park
Maguri Beel (for waterbirds & winter migrants)
Are there guided tours or experts available?
Yes! World of Wild offers expert-led birding and photography tours to Mishmi Hills with naturalists who specialize in Eastern Himalayan biodiversity.
How do I reach Mishmi Hills?
By Air: The nearest airport is Dibrugarh (160 km), well-connected to major Indian cities.
By Rail: Tinsukia or Dibrugarh are the closest railway stations.
By Road: Drive from Dibrugarh via Tinsukia and Roing, crossing the iconic Dhola–Sadiya Bridge.
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Moments Captured in Mishmi Hills
