Nature's living tapestry

Thorangtland Wildlife Sanctuary stands as an ecological landmark due to its unique natural features near the Indo-Bangladesh border. The sanctuary stands out with its lush evergreen and semi-evergreen forests, which were historically home to an abundant wildlife population.

Thorangtland Wildlife Sanctuary used to be home to an abundance of wildlife, such as tigers, leopards, sambar deer, barking deer and serow - once common within its ecosystem. Unfortunately, firearms have since posed a grave risk to this faunal group and significantly reduced their numbers over time.

Experiences to delight

Take part in guided safaris and nature walks where the beauty of abundant biodiversity unfolds before your very eyes. Conquer uncharted trails revealing nature's raw beauty through towering hills and dense forests in this sanctuary; feel revived by its splendour!

Cherished neighbouring gems

Thorangtland Wildlife Sanctuary and the area around it offer treasures to be uncovered - not only is the park itself breathtakingly beautiful, but its neighbouring gems will lure you in as well!

Exploring the traditional villages of Bunghmun, Thenhlum and Laisawral near Thorangtland Wildlife Sanctuary is an amazing way to gain an authentic insight into local culture and customs in this part of Northeast India. These villages will give you an authentic taste of life among communities living close by; here, you'll be treated with genuine warmth and hospitality by their people and gain lasting memories as well as gain greater understanding for local culture.

Visitors looking to gain an in-depth knowledge of the region should visit the Indo-Bangladesh Border at Marpara for an intriguing experience, while nature lovers and adventure seekers should head straight for Kau Tlabung Falls in Thenhlum for some spectacular sights.