Here’s a really interesting report from India. Seems like a top spot.
Mishmi Hills, 2017: Ralf Bürglin, 16 days & 20 species including Chinese Serow, Western Hoolock Gibbon, Grey-headed Flying Squirrel, (Mishmi) Takin and Red Goral.
Jon
New Trip Report: Mishmi Hills, Arunachal Pradesh
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Having seen the report of Clouded Leopard, Phayre’s Langur, Marbled Cat, and other goodies in NE India on facebook, I’m now desperate as ever to get this part of India and it seems like the Mishmi Hills are worth a visit too… I’ve always thought Northeast India would be a great place to see many seemingly “impossible” species and it seems like that is true 🙂