By Nivritti Khatri | September 16, 2025
Mishmi take their core habitat in the midst of alpine meadows and temperate forests in Upper Dibang Valley.
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Lower Dibang Valley reserve, where takin herds are grazing on hilly and forested terrain.
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The Lohit-Anjaw areas are steep in the terrain and well covered, which provides a secure habitat to takin.
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The West Siang region is merged into a wet temperate forest and pine, where takin may be observed.
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Forests that are at high altitude and have isolated trails that aid in viewing elusive Mishmi takin herds.
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Migration route of Mishmi takin in season, trails are available, some of which give a view of juveniles and calves.
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The earliest observed in the area, indicating the growing range of takin into the area.
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Hiking up the Dree River as you go through Damben gives you opportunities to see smaller groups of herds in the wild.
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