Neora Valley National Park

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Neora Valley National Park is a biodiverse Himalayan forest reserve in northeastern India, renowned for its pristine temperate and subtropical ecosystems and rare wildlife such as the red panda.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf biodiversity hotspot
national park
protected area
accessPoint Kolakham
Lava
area approximately 88 square kilometres
border Bhutan
Sikkim
climate humid subtropical
temperate at higher elevations
containsSpecies Asiatic black bear
surface form: Himalayan black bear

Himalayan goral
barking deer
civet
clouded leopard
gaur
hornbills
laughingthrushes
leopard cat
red panda
sambar deer
satyr tragopan
various pheasant species
warblers
wild boar
country India
elevationRange approximately 183 metres to over 3200 metres
established 1986
governingBody Government of West Bengal
West Bengal Forest Department
hasEcosystemType bamboo forest
grassland
montane forest
subtropical forest
temperate broadleaf forest
tropical moist forest
knownFor high biodiversity
pristine forests
red panda habitat
rich birdlife
locatedIn Eastern Himalayas
Kalimpong district
West Bengal
northeastern India
namedAfter Neora River
nearestTown Kalimpong
Lava
partOf Greater Himalaya biodiversity hotspot
surface form: Himalayan biodiversity hotspot
primaryVegetation evergreen forest
mixed broadleaf forest
river Neora River

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West Bengal containsProtectedArea Neora Valley National Park
West Bengal Forest Department oversees Neora Valley National Park