Buning Meadow
General information
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Ideal Duration:
3 to 4 HoursPlace Type:
Highland GrasslandEntry Fees:
Free Access: There is no formal entry fee for visiting the open meadows of Buning at this current time.
Permit Costs: Visitors from outside the state may need to pay a small forest conservation fee of Rs.50. ...Free Access: There is no formal entry fee for visiting the open meadows of Buning at this current time.
Permit Costs: Visitors from outside the state may need to pay a small forest conservation fee of Rs.50.Timing:
Regular Timings: Open to the public from sunrise to sunset, typically 06:00 AM to 05:00 PM.
Ideal Visit Time: June is the absolute best month for flowers, while October offers the clearest skies. ...Regular Timings: Open to the public from sunrise to sunset, typically 06:00 AM to 05:00 PM.
Ideal Visit Time: June is the absolute best month for flowers, while October offers the clearest skies.Special Events:
Summer Bloom Festival: An informal gathering of botanists and tourists to witness the peak flowering season in June.
Spring Cultural Meet: Local Zeme Naga communities often hold traditional sports and dances on the flat sections. ...Summer Bloom Festival: An informal gathering of botanists and tourists to witness the peak flowering season in June.
Spring Cultural Meet: Local Zeme Naga communities often hold traditional sports and dances on the flat sections.Best Photo Spots:
The Orchid Trail: A path where the density of flowers is highest, perfect for colorful wide-angle shots.
Mist Over Mounds: Capturing the low-hanging clouds as they roll over the mounds during the early morning hours. ...The Orchid Trail: A path where the density of flowers is highest, perfect for colorful wide-angle shots.
Mist Over Mounds: Capturing the low-hanging clouds as they roll over the mounds during the early morning hours.Photo Gallery
Things To Do
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Nature Walks: Walking across the soft grass mounds provides a unique sensory experience and moderate exercise.
Macro Photography: The variety of tiny wildflowers and insects makes it a paradise for macro lens enthusiasts.
Camping: Spending a night under the stars in a tent (with permission) is a life-changing experience for campers.
Wildlife Spotting: Early morning visitors can often spot foxes and hear the distinct calls of the gibbons.
Landscape Painting: Many artists visit the meadow to capture the shifting colors of the grass during the golden hour.
Meditation: The silence of the plateau, broken only by the wind, provides a perfect environment for yoga and mindfulness.
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Why Famous:
Botanical Diversity: Famous for its massive population of wild orchids and the rare Lilium mackliniae found in the fringes.
Wildlife Habitat: It is a critical corridor for foxes, gibbons, and various migratory bird species in the North East....Botanical Diversity: Famous for its massive population of wild orchids and the rare Lilium mackliniae found in the fringes.
Wildlife Habitat: It is a critical corridor for foxes, gibbons, and various migratory bird species in the North East. -
Architecture:
Geomorphological Structure: The "architecture" here is a result of natural tectonic shifts and erosion, creating a series of mounds and depressions. The meadow covers an area of approximately 500 acres of undulating terrain.
Hydrological Featur...Geomorphological Structure: The "architecture" here is a result of natural tectonic shifts and erosion, creating a series of mounds and depressions. The meadow covers an area of approximately 500 acres of undulating terrain.
Hydrological Features: Numerous small brooks and streams cut through the meadow, creating a natural drainage system that keeps the grass lush. The mounds vary in height from 5 to 15 meters above the base level. -
How To Reach:
By Air: Fly to Imphal and then take a 5-hour drive via the Imphal-Tamenglong road to reach Tamei town.
By Train: The nearest rail connection is Dimapur or Jiribam, followed by a lengthy road journey in a jeep.
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Near Tourist Places:
Tharon Cave (10 KM), Mt. Kisha (30 KM), Barak Waterfall (35 KM)
Tourism Tips
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Health and Safety: Be wary of leeches during the rainy season; applying salt or tobacco juice on boots helps.
Packing Essentials: Carry a light jacket even in summer as the plateau can get chilly when the wind picks up.
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