
Dampa Tiger Reserve
Mamit, Mizoram, India
Mizoram's largest wildlife sanctuary along the Bangladesh border — dense tropical forest sheltering tiger, leopard, elephant, hoolock gibbon and clouded leopard.
Why visit: The state's premier wildlife reserve and superb birding along the frontier jungle.
- ›Tropical rainforest
- ›Hoolock gibbon
- ›Clouded leopard habitat
- ›Border-jungle birding
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Best time
Nov–Mar
Entry fee
Permit/entry
Est. budget
₹800–2,500
Duration
1–2 days
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Reiek Peak
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Reiek Tlang
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A forested peak (~1,465 m) above Reiek village with sweeping views over Aizawl and, on clear days, the plains of Bangladesh.
Reiek Heritage Village
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A recreated traditional Mizo village at the foot of Reiek peak, with typical huts of each Mizo sub-tribe and the annual Anthurium Festival stage.

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