Doyang River & Reservoir
Wokha, Nagaland, India
Nagaland's largest hydel reservoir, celebrated as the roosting site of a million migrating Amur falcons each autumn — an epic wildlife spectacle.
Why visit: The world's greatest Amur falcon gathering, plus fishing and boating.
History: Once a hunting ground, community conservation turned Pangti and Doyang into a global model for protecting the Amur falcon.
- ›Amur falcon roost
- ›Reservoir boating
- ›Pangti village
- ›Angling
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Best time
Oct–Nov (falcons)
Entry fee
Free
Est. budget
₹300–900
Duration
Half–full day
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