The road in the campus of Lawngtlai Wildlife Division - A baby flying squirrel seems to have tumbled from one of these trees, much to the delight of the people on campus. The mother was around and the two were united soon , hearing the delightful descriptions itself was a treat.
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| Ngengpui Guest House - A great place to stay at - apart from the treasure that the campus itself is a highlight is the forest and a small bazaar being just a hop skip and jump away. |
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| Ngengpui River- Surreal on a winter misty morning- just enough water for our trip |
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| Sanga- Leading the Dugout , Niam is rowing at the rear end . Enthusiastic and informative guides on our trip |
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| Sambar the Dugout- Brunch Break |
Hi!
ReplyDeleteThanks for these pictures Nimesh. Pictures, that take me down the memory lane. Remember lying on the open camp, next to the foot print of an elephant,on the bank of the Ngengpui River and listening to BBC News after a-day-long field-work. Are elephants still around?
Narayan
Hi! Will definitely pass on your message to Nimesh! Elephants are still around from what we heard in our visit.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by.