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Why to visit Phawngpui National Park
The Phawngpui Blue Mountain National Park, or simply Phawngpui National Park, is a beautiful conservatory forest in Mizoram that is home to a variety of unique animals and birds and is surrounded by lush tropical woods. The park has views of rivers and mountain ranges, which add to its natural allure and appeal. It also has various bird and animal species, including the Asiatic black bear and the black eagle. The beautiful weather allows visitors to fully appreciate the park's tranquilly and attractions. The fact that it is the ideal hike for trekkers, hikers, and adrenaline junkies due to its relatively small size makes this park a must-see on your itinerary. The picturesque beauty of the park, as well as the chance to see uncommon animals, birds, and plants along the trail, serve as an incentive for the long journey. The Blue Mountain offers a beautiful, magnificent panorama that must be seen to be believed. Flora and Fauna of Phawngpui Blue Mountain National Park Rare avian species such as the Blyth's tragopan, Hume's pheasant, and dark-rumped swift, as well as mammals such as the slow loris, stump-tailed macaque, tiger, goral, Asiatic black bear, capped langur, and leopard, call the region home. The orchids and rhododendrons that dot the valleys are a sight to see. A plethora of brightly coloured birds may be observed perched on the lush trees. The birds' chirping is lovely and reverberates across the area. Falcons, Sunbirds, Dark-rumped Swifts, Mountain Bamboo Partridges, Oriental pied hornbills, Purple cochoas, Black eagles, Waders, Larks, and Pipits are among the birds.
