Pangti Village (Amur Falcon Capital)
Pangti, Nagaland, India
The Lotha village crowned 'Falcon Capital of the World' for leading the community turnaround that now shelters millions of migrating Amur falcons.
Why visit: A conservation success story and unrivalled falcon watching each October.
- ›Falcon roost hides
- ›Community homestays
- ›Doyang viewpoints
- ›Conservation trail
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Best time
Oct–Nov
Entry fee
Community/guide fee
Est. budget
₹500–1,500
Duration
1–2 days
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