Eastern Himalayas	Nepal, Bhutan, North East India	Alluvial grasslands to subtropical broad leaf forests along foothills to temperate broad leaf forests in mid hills to conifer forests in higher hills to alpine meadows above tree line	One horned Rhinos, Wild Asian Water Buffalo, Himalayan Vulture, White bellied heron, Golden Langur, pygmy hog, Gangetic dolphin, swamp deer etc
Indo-Burma	Eastern Bangladesh, North East India, Malaysia, Laos, Combodia, Thailand, Vietnam, part of China		Ginger, fresh water turtle, Leaf deer, Saola, White eared heron
Western Ghats and Srilanka	South west India and South west highlands of Srilanka	Scrub forests in low lying rain shadow areas, deciduous and tropical rain forests and montane forests and rolling grasslands	Asian Elephant, Niligir Tahr, Indian tigers, lion tailed Macaque, Gaint Squiirel
Sundaland (A&N islands)

World's Hottest Hot Biodiversity Hot Spots (8)

All are in tropical areas

Indian biodiversity hot spots