Phibsoo Wildlife Sanctuary , Damphu
About Phibsoo Wildlife Sanctuary
The Phibsoo Wildlife Sanctuary is the second smallest natural protected region in Bhutan, accounting for about nearly two hundred fifty square kilometers in area. Enveloping the Sarpang and Dagana Districts, it is connected to the Royal Manas National Park and the Jigme Singye National Park via a biological corridor. It also shares borders with the Indian state of Assam.
It is the only sanctuary in the country to provide a safe haven to the Chital Deer or Spotted Deer and also includes the elephant, Bengal tiger and the Golden Langurs. Among the vegetation, the rare Sal Forests are peculiar to this Sanctuary and includes Agar Trees and a diverse number of tropical and sub-tropical foliage.
Due to recent militia activity, this area is relatively isolated and is sparsely populated.
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Places to Visit near Phibsoo Wildlife Sanctuary
Buxa Tiger Reserve, West Bengal
*31.7 km from Phibsoo Wildlife Sanctuary - See map
Buxa Tiger Reserve is National Park in West Bengal that lies in the Buxa hills just south of Bhutan. Park's northern boundary is near to Bhutan...
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Jigme Singye Wangchuck National Park, Central Zone
*33.9 km from Phibsoo Wildlife Sanctuary - See map
Formerly called the Black Mountain National Park, the Jigme Singye Wangchuck National Park is the third largest protected area in Central Bhutan...
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Crocodile Farm, Phuentsholing, Western Zone
*39.1 km from Phibsoo Wildlife Sanctuary - See map
Located in the City of Phuentsholing on the Banks of Amu Choo River, this center is unarguably one of the City’s popular and most visited...
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Dooars, West Bengal
*42.6 km from Phibsoo Wildlife Sanctuary - See map
Located in north east West Bengal, along the foothills of Eastern Himalayas, Duars or Dooars are considered the gateway to Bhutan from India....
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Jaldapara Wildlife Sanctuary, West Bengal
*43 km from Phibsoo Wildlife Sanctuary - See map
Jaldapara National Park (Jaldapara Wildlife Sanctuary) situated in the foothills of Eastern Himalayas in Jalpaiguri district is one of the best...
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Chilapata Wildlife Sanctuary, West Bengal
*44 km from Phibsoo Wildlife Sanctuary - See map
Chilapata Forest is a dense jungle area right in the middle of Eastern Dooars, near Jaldapara Wildlife Sanctuary in Jalpaiguri District of West...
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Royal Manas National Park, Central Zone
*45 km from Phibsoo Wildlife Sanctuary - See map
Royal Manas National Park, considered to be a ‘Conservation Showpiece of the Kingdom,’ is by far the oldest natural reserves in Bhutan,...
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Tachog Lhakhang Bridge, Western Zone
*47.1 km from Phibsoo Wildlife Sanctuary - See map
At Tachog Lhakhang or Tachogang Lhakhang there is ubelivebale Cantiliver Bridge iron bridge which just across the Pa Chu River on a base of a...
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Royal Botanical Garden, Thimphu, Western Zone
*47.3 km from Phibsoo Wildlife Sanctuary - See map
Founded as the first of its kind in Bhutan, the Royal Botanical Garden occupies an expansive area of nearly hundred twenty kilometres square and...
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Simtokha Dzong, Western Zone
*47.5 km from Phibsoo Wildlife Sanctuary - See map
Simtokha Dzong constructed in 1627 is the pioneer of the dzongs built by Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyelto strengthen his domain in western Bhutan and...
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Kuensel Phodrang (Buddha Point), Western Zone
*48.6 km from Phibsoo Wildlife Sanctuary - See map
Kuensel Phodrang or the commonly known Buddha Point is a massive structure of seating Shakyamuni Buddha that completed its construction in the...
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Dochula Pass, Western Zone
*48.9 km from Phibsoo Wildlife Sanctuary - See map
Far fetching mountains, calm rivers, steep green valleys and historic temples comprise the country of Bhutan. A typical example of Bhutan’s...
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