
Sendenyu Community Reserve
Sendenyu, Nagaland, India
A Rengma community-conserved biodiversity reserve where a hunting ban has revived leopard, bear, hornbill and gibbon populations.
Why visit: An award-winning grassroots conservation reserve rich in wildlife.
- ›Community forest
- ›Hornbills & gibbons
- ›Rengma culture
- ›Nature trails
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Best time
Oct–Apr
Entry fee
Community fee
Est. budget
₹300–900
Duration
Half–full day
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