Mouling National Park in Upper Siang district of Arunachal Pradesh is a biodiversity hotspot in the Eastern Himalayas. Spanning 483 square kilometers of rugged alpine terrain, it protects endangered Takin, Red Panda, and Snow Leopard populations.
Established in 1982 as Arunachal Pradesh's second national park, Mouling encompasses elevation gradients from 400m to over 3,000m. The park features virgin rainforests, roaring mountain torrents, and rare high-altitude fauna.
Mouling National Park serves as a vital ecological sanctuary in Arunachal Pradesh, protecting native biomes and providing essential canopy and watercourse habitats for regional wildlife.
| Official Name | Mouling National Park |
|---|---|
| State & District | Arunachal Pradesh — Upper Siang |
| Established Year | 1982 |
| Total Park Area | 483 sq km |
| Habitat Type | Subtropical Montane & Temperate Rainforest |
| Primary River Basin | Siang River Valley |
The park is managed by the Arunachal Pradesh State Forest Department under official wildlife protection guidelines.
Best Time to Visit: October through May.