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Kamala Reserve Forest, Arunachal Pradesh

Kamala Reserve Forest is one of the most popular wildlife sanctuaries of Arunachal Pradesh. Along with flora and fauna, it is also a popular spot among bird lovers.

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Kamala Reserve Forest, Arunachal Pradesh

Kamala Reserve Forest is one of the most popular wildlife sanctuaries located in the Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh near Daporijo city. The reserve forest is rich in flora and fauna. It is also a popular spot for tourists and bird lovers. Tourists also like to visit to Meghna cave temple, Daporijo Good Shepherd church etc, which are located near to the reserve forest. It is a popular spot for trekking among tourists as well.

Visiting Information to Kamala Reserve Forest
The best time to visit the reserve forest is from December to February. Kamala Reserve Forest is located near Daporijo city. One can reach there by a vehicle from the city. Silapathar Railway Station and Daporijo Airport are the nearest to the reserve forest. National Highway 27 connects Daporijo to other parts of the country.

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(Last Updated on : 12/10/2019)

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