Nestled in the Aravalli range, this sanctuary surrounds the historic Kumbhalgarh Fort in Rajasthan, home to the world's second-longest wall.
Opt for a jeep safari to spot leopards, wolves, and various bird species. The sanctuary's diverse flora and fauna make it a haven for nature enthusiasts. Best time to visit: October to March
India's only private sanctuary, SAI spans 300 acres in Kodagu district of Karnataka. Established in 1991, it stands as a shining example of conservation efforts.
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Guided walks reveal over 300 bird species, including hornbills, while the lush forests provide a habitat for elephants, tigers, and leopards. Best time to visit: September to March.
Located in Kutch, Gujarat, this sanctuary boasts diverse habitats, from deserts to wetlands, supporting rich biodiversity.
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Stroll through cobbled streets, visit 17th-century churches & enjoy a sunset with a colonial touch. Best time to visit: December to March.
Spanning 1,295 sq km, Melagiri lies between the Dharmapuri and Krishnagiri districts of Tamil Nadu, forming a vital elephant corridor.
Trekking through these hills offers sightings of elephants, leopards, and diverse birdlife amidst dry deciduous forests. Best time: October to May
Stretching along the Cauvery River, this sanctuary in Karnataka is a serene spot for wildlife enthusiasts and anglers.
Engage in coracle rides or trekking to encounter otters, grizzled giant squirrels, and a variety of fish species. Best time to visit: November to April.