Khaling Wildlife Sactuary (KWS), covering approximately 270 sq km is the smallest protected area in Bhutan.
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Khaling Wildlife Sactuary (KWS), covering approximately 270 sq km is the smallest protected area in Bhutan.
KWS lies in the south east of Bhutan adjoining the Khaling Reserve in Assam forming a trans-border reserve. Broadleaf evergreen forests, semi-evergreen rain forests, hill evergreen subtropical forests and grasslands are found within the area proving excellent habitat for rare fauna species such as elephants, guars and the rare pygmy hog. KWS is also the site for bird conservation in Bhutan and the location for rare avian species such as Chestnut-breasted Partridge and Rufous-necked Hornbill.
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