Magical Mishmi

Mishmi, Anini and beyond

Mishmi Hills is among the newer birding hotspots and is famous for the Sclater's Monal and

Rusty-throated Wren Babbler. In this trip though we attempt to go beyond Mishmi to Anini and explore areas that haven't been birded before and hopefully see the rarely seen birds or ones that still dont feature regularly in the our guides. A trip for the die hard birder looking for a taste of adventure.

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Enchanting Eaglenest

In Birding Paradise

Eaglenest wildlife sanctuary has now come to be regarded as one of the hottest birding spots in the orient. Not at all surprising as it straddles the Himalayan as well as the indo-malayan across different elevations and habitats; this giving it an astonishing 500+ species. More than the sheer numbers its the amount of specialities here that make a mouth-watering prospect.

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Scintillating Sela

Sela pass, Dirang and Mandala

We cover the Sela ridge and Pass in an altitude range of 3500-4500m in treeline vegetation of Rhododendron, birch, conifers, dwarf scrub and alpine meadows then explore Mandala - Sela region which falls in a lower altitude band and has temperate broad-leaved forest and scrub, conifers and meadows. Sangti valley at 1600 would be the lowest we will go. Combined with Eaglenest this is designed to maximise species count.
The specialty birds here include to target high altitude species Monal & Blood Pheasant, Satry and Temminck's tragopan, Grandala, Black-tailed Crake, Red Crossbill, Nutcracker, Fire-tailed Myzornis, White-throated Redstart and many more

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