Welcome to Dehing Patkai Wildlife Sanctuary in Assam, a treasure of Northeast India near Dibrugarh! Once known as the 'Jeypore Reserve Forest,' this rainforest is a biodiversity hotspot. Explore its lush greenery, spot playful monkeys, and listen to the songs of colorful birds. Discover a world of natural wonders!
Bird Watching
Camping
Jungle Safari
Nature Walks
Trekking
Wildlife Photography
October to April
Morning
₹1,500 per person
The area was initially declared as a wildlife sanctuary in 2004, recognizing its ecological importance and rich biodiversity. The Dehing Patkai region has historically been a crucial habitat for various wildlife, including elephants, primates, and birds. The sanctuary was carved out from the larger reserve forest area. Over the years, conservation efforts have been made to protect its unique ecosystem and the wildlife that it harbors. It's a continuous effort to balance human interaction with the preservation of this valuable natural resource. The sanctuary has faced threats from deforestation and mining.