Khawnglung
Wildlife Sanctuary is situated at distance nearly 170 kms away from the region of
Aizawl in the
Indian state of
Mizoram and the total area covered by the sanctuary measures about 35 square kilometres. It is based at an elevation of nearly 400 to 1300 metres and the most prominent
vegetation of the sanctuary is Sub-Tropical and Semi Evergreen Forests. Visitors to this place will observe that general
climate of this wildlife sanctuary remains pleasantly warm all the year round. This region is nicely connected by roadways.
Sambhar,
Hoolock Gibbon, Himalayan Serow,
Wild Boar, Barking
Deer,
Leopard and a large quantity of other wild creatures have found a safe refuge within the confines of the Khawnglung
Wildlife Sanctuary. The place receives rainfall of about 2100 mm to 2500 mm annually which imparts a calm ambience to the sanctuary.
Lengpui is the closest airport to the Khawnglung Wildlife Sanctuary while
Silchar is its nearest railway station. The time between the months of October and March are ideal time for paying visit to the sanctuary.
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