Pangolakha Wildlife Sanctuary | Sikkim | Birds of the Silk Route - A Documentary
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- Опубліковано 5 сер 2024
- #Pangolakha Wildlife Sanctuary is a wildlife reserve in the East Sikkim district of the state of Sikkim in India. It is about 30 kilometres east of Rangpo. The total notified area of the park is around 124 square kilometres. The area that comes under this biosphere has been declared in 1999 as a wildlife sanctuary under biogeographic province category 2C. Altitudinal range of the sanctuary lies between 1760 metres to 4390 meters. Pangolakha range in the east separates Sikkim from its eastern neighboring country Bhutan. Whereas it is linked through forest patches to the south by Neora Valley National Park of West Bengal.
There are 3 changes namely,
17:29 - 17:30 - Dark-rumped Rosefinch instead of dark-breasted
20:39 - Eurasian Sparrowhawk instead of perigrene falcon
21:33 - Rosy Pipit instead of olive-backed
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Photography © Arijit Sen & Soumita Chandra
0:00 Introduction
4:09 Barred Cuckoo Dove
5:39 Black-throated Sunbird
6:13 Plumbeous Water Redstart
6:29 Spangled Drongo
6:37 Common Green Magpie
6:45 Brown parrotbill
7:01 Green-tailed Sunbird
7:17 Oriental turtle Dove
7:25 Grey Bushchat
7:33 Grey-winged blackbird
7:49 Green-crowned Warbler
8:13 Dark-sided Flycatcher
9:54 Yellow-billed Blue Magpie
10:11 Blue - fronted Redstart
11:31 Himalayan Buzzard
12:02 Fire-tailed Sunbird
12:26 White-capped Redstart
12:34 Golden Bush Robin
12:42 Stripe-throated Yuhina
14:41 Himalayan Monal
16:33 Siberian Weasel
17:13 Dark-breasted Rosefinch
17:45 White-browed Rosefinch
17:53 Eurasian Cuckoo rufous morph
18:33 Elephant Lake
18:51 Alpine Accentor
20:24 Eurasian Sparrowhawk
20:30 Perigrene Falcon
20:59 Chestnut-bellied Rock Thrush
21:07 Olive-backed Pipit
22:02 White-collared Blackbird
22:33 Green-backed Tit
23:31 Blue-capped Rock Thrush
23:49 Bar-throated Siva
24:07 White-browed shortwing
24:25 Striated Laughingthrush
24:43 Chestnut-crowned Laughingthrush
Mesmerised!! Excellent narration...Thanks for sharing this lovely video 👍
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Excellent view. Amazed by the bird species found.
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Im amazed. Thank you for bringing up this video. Its informative yet interesting. Keep up the good work. Cheers
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Birds in India is an encyclopedia that needs to be reviewed and definitely a trip
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Such a great video nicely edited...and I really enjoyed..❤❤
Glad you enjoyed it!
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And I'm from nathang
Fantástic doccumentation 👍🏼keep it up.
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@@ArijitSen welcome 👍🏼
খুব ভালো লাগলো।।।
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Darun hoechhe video ta ..
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Dada , nice work
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Beautiful video with unheard varieties of birds. Hats off to your patience in filming birds. Kanagarajan and family, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu
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Jay shre RAM
very well made
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Mind blowing dada
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আমার দেখা জুলুক এর সব থেকে সুন্দর ভিডিও গুলির মধ্যে একটি। যেভাবে সিকিমের খেচর কুলকে ফ্রেমবন্দি করেছেন তা সত্যিই অবর্ণনীয়। 🙏
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Beautiful ! Enjoyed watching the birds immensely .
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Well made documentary. Thanks to the young naturalist for bringing in the awareness and the need to preserve these beautiful hamlets
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Beautiful video. Loved it
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Great pics👍👍👍👍
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Fantastic!
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Lovely capture especially Monal & Wiesal
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Very very beautiful, informative and very helpful vdo👍🏻👍🏻
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Amazing video 👌👌👌
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Excellent.
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Excellent👏👍
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Beautiful video..awesome place it is..
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Absolutely beautiful
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waoo what a treat to watch the spectacular birds of pangolakha, thanks for showing, fantastic work. keep on doing.
Thank you, I will
Mind blowing Arijit....Mind blowing....Great work
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What a wonderfully well made video !!
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An excellent & informative vlog...
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Excellent 👌😍
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Really wonderful and very informative description
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Very impressive and important work! keep going!
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This reminded me again that fantastic tour..
Yes...it was a wonderful trip...nice days
Extraordinary presentation. Really enjoyed.
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This can’t be any better 👌🏻
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Birds don’t have border restrictions, why do we have? Love & respect from Bangladesh for the tremendous work.💞👌🙏
very valid point...the more intellectual we become...the more divisions we start creating amongst ourselves.
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Simply superb..Coverage & narration! Salute from a humble beginner in birding (through WWF volunteering)
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As I work under forest deptt. and posted at pangolakha wildlife sanctuary for last five years and I was literally unaware and as well as not so interested in signifying birds...now by watching ur videos made me little bit ashamed of myself ..and also got some interest to know more about birds...and for that thanks to you sir.....
Loved ur channel....
Pls come visit our sanctuary again..
Hope to travel with u in future to know more about birds...once again thank you
Nice to hear from you. I will surely come..I have to visit Lungthu and Nathang region again for making videos and enjoying nature. I will plan somewhere in May in coming years.
Beautiful video! Enjoyed a lot. Loved the last point of us being sustainable tourists. I, too observed a lot of plastic pollution when I went to Arunachal for a trip. Made a point of carrying our own water bottles and filling it up locally. Also, putting all of our plastic waste in a large bag and disposing it at a larger town/city. Fantastic documentation. May I know the name of birding guide and his contact for these places? Thank you.
thanks... i went there with my friend Dibyendu who runs a company by the name Goingwild...you may check their website for all details
@@ArijitSen oh thank you. Will definitely check his services. Thanks again.
Congratulations on a well made video. Enjoyed it. And yes…..birders need to spread more awareness about keeping these few remaining places unspoilt. Have seen how tourist spots in the Himalayas have been degraded beyond repair.
Thank you very much!
😄my place✌how is it
Amazing video...just loved it.. Kindly mention where are the places and homestays you stayed, their details please and if you had any guide during this birding tour.. How many days tour...Thanks in advance.. :)
It is a wonderful video and a real treat to watch. Please let me know 2 things.
1. What types of birds can be found if someone visit in Nov/Dec.
2. Where to stay to do birding here apart from Padamchen?
1. The types of birds are same throughout the year..except for some migratory birds in winter. But their activity is very high in April May as it is the mating season...thus chances of viewing them is also high then in their bright plumage..
2. U can stay at Zuluk, lungthu and nathang for high altitude birding
Which lens are you using??
Tamron 150-600
Thanks for the details and beautiful video. Is it the right time to visit during first week of December ?
Depending on the weather the birds also will varry their altitude. Anytime is good. It is just that during April May they become more active for the mating season
Hi sir this is Dr Bala. Can you suggest any birding guide for this part of Sikkim
You may contact going wild tour agency...mr Dibyendu Ash +917003389381...he is my friend and partner in this company. I went on tours with him
Superb video supported with apt narration and awesome photographs. Planning to visit this area for birding in April. What are the chances of Blood Pheasant sighting? Thanks
Thanks..I did not get to see it..but there are good chances that you may find blood pheasant here near zuluk
What are the staying places and options during both the tours?
Birds, Narration, Scenery as well as the back ground music too is very soothing... well done ! Please let us know about the name of background music.
Thank you...all background music have been taken from UA-cam audio library.
Love your work. Which lens would you recommend to pair with Nikon D7500? Tamron 150-600mm G2 or Nikon 200-500mm? Thanks
both are good....u can pick any
Wonderful video. A treat to watch. Planning a trip in Zuluk in last week of Febuary for Monal and blood phesants. Your advice on the same will be really helpful
Thanks..it will be cold..if it snows, the monals usually come down in altitude to upper Zuluk areas also. but the road conditions will determine whether you can reach areas like Lungthu & Nathang.
@@ArijitSen so per your advice Lungthu and Nathang will be the target area for Monal?
is there any decent place to stay in Lungthu/Nathang ?
No...nathang is not the place for monal...in lungthu there is good chance in summer months..but in winter it varies between Zuluk and lungthu area
Only homestays
D.Ash is an ace birder..!! He led the tour I guess?
Yes..he was with me in May 2016 phase..he is my good friend and classmate back in college.
In which month Monal & Wiesal was filmed.
They were captured in the month of May 2016...
@@ArijitSen thank you
Do you any guide for birding there?
I want to know how to go pangolekha from zukuk
zuluk is inside Pangolakha wildlife sanctuary
What's about guide and total cost for two persons? Is it necessary to hire a personal car for the entire trip?
you will not be able to cover the area on foot. hence, hiring a car is necessary or you may take share vehicle with other tourists. local guides are also available. we went through an agency "Going Wild" focusing on birding tours.
@@ArijitSen thank you. How to contact with the agency? Are you satisfied with them?
@@shubhramukherjee5773 yes satisfied..u can check their website...www.goingwild.in
Absolutely beautiful video...can U please mentioned the name of Homestay U stayed at Padamchen & Zuluk ???
at zuluk we stayed in zuluk residency, in Padamchen we stayed at a retired army man's home. cant recall the name, it may be Rinchenpo homestay if i am correct.
@@ArijitSen Thank U soo Much 💕💕💕
I want to visit this place . But which time is better.
If you want to go for birding, then best time is April May, as it is the mating season and the birds are in breeding plumage.
What is the best time to visit for birding?
See April May is usually the best because it is the mating season and bird's plumage is beautiful at that time. They display wonderful colours. Activity is also very high at that time.
Hi, Can this place be visited in the first week of March?
Yes you can, but it will depend on how much snowfall is taking place. If road is blocked, then you will not get permit to go to lungthu, nathang
Hi Buddy amazing Details. I need few details on the Bird Guide.
I went along with Going wild tour agency where my friend Dibyendu did the guiding. you can check out their website. it is a good one
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Kindly mention hotel or homestay contact number.
Btw Amazinggg❤
i want to talk with you. I will be there at November,
Yes madam, you may reach out to me on 9874068941