A vast river-island sanctuary near Pasighat, protecting floodplain grasslands, migratory birds, elephants and rare wildlife along the braided Siang.
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Daying Ering Memorial Wildlife Sanctuary protects about 190 square kilometres of river islands and floodplain grasslands along the Siang near Pasighat. The sanctuary supports Bengal florican, elephants, wild water buffalo, deer and large numbers of resident and migratory birds. Reaching its grassland islands typically involves river crossings, making the Siang itself an essential part of the sanctuary experience.
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