Begin in Sikkim, where the critically endangered Red Panda finds its refuge. This elusive creature has even inspired the name of a famous web browser. Explore its world in Kanchendzonga, Singalila, and Namdhapa National Parks.
Travel to Manipur and encounter the Sangai, the "dancing deer" with distinctive brow antlers. This critically endangered species is a symbol of both conservation and Manipur's rich cultural heritage, found only in Keibul Lamjao National Park.
In Meghalaya's dense forests, the elusive Clouded Leopard prowls. Adorned with cloud-like spots, it symbolizes strength and power in the Khasi and Jaintia cultures, becoming a legend in the War Dance and Doregata.
Next, venture into Arunachal Pradesh, where the hardy Mithun, a semi-domesticated cousin of wild cattle, is a symbol of wealth and tradition. These animals play vital roles in cultural ceremonies and thrive in the rugged mountains.
Mizoram presents the majestic Himalayan Serow, a goat-antelope with unique territorial marking behavior. An endangered species, it underscores the urgent need for habitat protection in the Himalayas.
Explore Assam, home to the Indian One-Horned Rhinoceros, a symbol of conservation and biodiversity. Visit Kaziranga National Park, a haven for these magnificent creatures.
In Nagaland, the Mithun is a traditional symbol of social and economic superiority. Explore how this unique prize animal takes center stage in various tribal festivals and ceremonies.
Finally, journey to Tripura, where Phayre's Langur, the "spectacle monkey," survives amidst habitat loss and hunting. Sepahijala National Park stands as their last refuge, emphasizing the importance of conservation.