Dihing Patkai Wildlife Sanctuary
Assam
Best Time to Visit
November – Mid May
Reaching Dihing Patkai
Flight: New Delhi – Dibrugarh
Types of Safaris
Bird Checklist
Highlight Species
- Brown Hornbill or Austen’s Hornbill
- White-winged Wood Duck
- Ruby-cheeked Sunbird
- Large Scimitar Babbler
- Pale-capped Pigeon
- Red-headed Trogon
- Violet Cuckoo
- White-cheeked Partridge
- Grey Peacock-Pheasant
- Pale-headed Woodpecker
- Wreathed Hornbill
- Eye-browed Wren Babbler
- White-hooded Babbler
About Dihing Patkai Wildlife Sanctuary
The Dihing-patkai Wildlife Sanctuary is part of a large tract of elephant corridor of Northern Assam and Arunachal Pradesh. These are the only rainforests of Assam and are rich in biodiversity and very productive for birdwatchers with beautiful and rare species alike.
Unfortunately, where there is prosperity for wildlife, there has historically been scope for human prosperity as the old Digboi Oilfields are part of this landscape as are the famous tea gardens of Assam. The silence of the dense rainforest broken by the occasional blast sounds of the refineries.
We focus on the birds here and there are various species in these beautiful forests.
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