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Arunachal Pradesh
Image: JoJan / CC BY-SA 3.0Welcome to Mouling National Park! Use the resources below to plan your adventure in one of India's most treasured wild spaces.
Safaris, bird watching, nature walks, and more
Safari timings, open seasons, and park schedules
Entry fees, safari charges, and camera fees
How to reach by air, rail, and road
Official booking links, permits, and offline reservation guidance
Nearby stays, forest rest houses, and booking resources
There is no standard public park portal for Mouling. Confirm permits, road access, and local feasibility before entering the Siang region.
This link opens Booking.com, a third-party site.
This is one of the hardest parks in the project to reach because of distance, permits, and changing road conditions.
Mouling National Park lies in Arunachal Pradesh's Siang region and protects a steep eastern Himalayan landscape of dense forest, river valleys, and mountain habitat. It forms an important part of the Dihang-Dibang biosphere context and is valued for remote wilderness rather than easy tourism infrastructure.
| Season | Morning Safari | Evening Safari |
|---|---|---|
| Dry Season (Oct - Apr) | Daylight travel and trekking with permission | Return to base before night travel |
Travel depends on local permits, road conditions, and practical support from the Siang side.
| Category | Amount |
|---|---|
| Entry/Permit | As notified by Arunachal authorities |
| Guide / Local Logistics | Varies by route and current field arrangements |
Permit planning is essential in Arunachal Pradesh; do not rely on spontaneous walk-in access.
Mouling National Park, Siang Valley, Arunachal Pradesh
28.5833° N, 94.8667° E
Dibrugarh and Pasighat are practical gateways depending on the route and current services.
Assam-side railheads such as Dibrugarh or Tinsukia are used before road travel onward.
Approach is through the Siang region using long mountain and foothill roads, subject to permits and current road conditions.
Use arranged vehicles and local support familiar with Siang Valley conditions.
Dense evergreen and semi-evergreen forest, bamboo, montane vegetation, river valleys, and steep eastern Himalayan slopes.
Mouling supports mountain mammals, forest birds, and rich eastern Himalayan biodiversity in a remote conservation landscape.
Mouling was established in 1986 to protect a large eastern Himalayan forest tract in the Siang Valley and contributes to broader biosphere-level conservation in Arunachal Pradesh.
