A major Eastern Himalayan tiger reserve in Pakke Kessang, protecting tropical forests, hornbills, elephants and exceptionally rich wildlife.
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Pakke Tiger Reserve protects more than 860 square kilometres of forested foothills in Pakke Kessang district. The reserve rises from riverine forest to higher evergreen hills and supports tigers, elephants, hornbills, primates and diverse plant life. Community conservation around Seijosa has also made Pakke especially notable for hornbill protection and nature-based tourism.
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