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and 93°53' E and 93°55' E longitudes. The park covers an area of 40 km² and the home range of the deer in the park is confined to 15-20 km².

Phumdi is the most important and unique part of the habitat. It is the floating mass of vegetation formed by the accumulation of organic debris and biomass with soil. Its thickness varies from few centimeter to two meters. The humus of phumdi is black in color and very spongy with large number of pores. It floats with 4/5 part under water.

The number of deer

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