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Bhainsrorgarh Wildlife Sanctuary

Chittorgarh, Rajasthan, India
A Biodiversity Hotspot in the Aravalis: The Bhainsrorgarh Wildlife Sanctuary is a pristine natural reserve established in 1983, located at the confluence of the Chambal and Bamani rivers. Spanning over 229 square kilometers, the sanctuary is characterized by its rugged terrain, dense deciduous fores ts, and deep riverine gorges. It is home to a variety of wildlife, including the Indian leopard, sloth bear, hyena, and chinkara. The sanctuary's unique geography, with the mighty Chambal River flowing through it, provides a rare habitat for aquatic species such as the Gharial and Mugger crocodile. For travelers seeking an offbeat adventure, this sanctuary offers a perfect blend of thrill and tranquility amidst the raw landscapes of southeastern Rajasthan.

General information

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    Ideal Duration:
    4 to 6 Hours
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    Place Type:
    Wildlife Sanctuary & Eco-Tourism
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    Entry Fees:
    National Park Entry Fees: For Indians, the fee is around 30 INR, and for Foreigners, it is approximately 200 INR.

    Safari and Boat Charges: A boat safari can cost between 500 to 1500 INR depending on the duration and number of people. Jeep s...
    National Park Entry Fees: For Indians, the fee is around 30 INR, and for Foreigners, it is approximately 200 INR.

    Safari and Boat Charges: A boat safari can cost between 500 to 1500 INR depending on the duration and number of people. Jeep safaris are around 2000 INR per vehicle.
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    Timing:
    Sanctuary Timings: Generally open from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM.

    Best Hours for Sightseeing: Early morning (7:30 AM) for birdwatching and mammal sightings, and late afternoon (4:00 PM) for crocodiles and river views. ...
    Sanctuary Timings: Generally open from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM.

    Best Hours for Sightseeing: Early morning (7:30 AM) for birdwatching and mammal sightings, and late afternoon (4:00 PM) for crocodiles and river views.
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    Special Events:
    Wildlife Awareness Month: Celebrated in October with guided walks for students and tourists.

    World Crocodile Day: Observed in June with special educational tours focused on the conservation of the Gharial and Mugger. ...
    Wildlife Awareness Month: Celebrated in October with guided walks for students and tourists.

    World Crocodile Day: Observed in June with special educational tours focused on the conservation of the Gharial and Mugger.
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    Best Photo Spots:
    Chambal River Bend: The point where the river takes a sharp turn around the cliffs.

    Watchtower near the Fort: Offers a high-angle view of the sanctuary merging with the historical fort.

    Gharial Sandbanks: Ar...
    Chambal River Bend: The point where the river takes a sharp turn around the cliffs.

    Watchtower near the Fort: Offers a high-angle view of the sanctuary merging with the historical fort.

    Gharial Sandbanks: Areas where the gharials bask in the sun, providing excellent wildlife shots.

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Things To Do

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    Chambal Boat Safari: The most exciting thing to do is a boat safari on the Chambal River. This allows you to see crocodiles and gharials at eye level.

    Jeep Safari in the Scrub Forest: A safari through the forest trails offers a chance to spot jackals, foxes, and the elusive leopard amidst the dry vegetation.

    Birdwatching along the Cliffs: The high cliffs are perfect for spotting Peregrine Falcons and Egyptian Vultures. Bringing high-quality optics is essential for this activity.

    Nature Trekking and Exploration: Walking through the designated eco-trails provides a sense of the forest's scale. You can see various types of flora, including the Dhok and Salai trees.

    Photography of the Gorges: The deep river gorges provide a dramat...

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Information

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    Why Famous:
    The Land of Gharials: Famous for being one of the best places in India to see the critically endangered Gharial in its natural river habitat.

    Leopard Territory: Renowned among wildlife photographers for its high density of leopards that roam...
    The Land of Gharials: Famous for being one of the best places in India to see the critically endangered Gharial in its natural river habitat.

    Leopard Territory: Renowned among wildlife photographers for its high density of leopards that roam the rocky outcrops.

    Riverine Scenic Beauty: It is famous for its dramatic river views that resemble the canyons of the United States, offering a unique landscape in India.
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    Architecture:
    Natural Gorges and Stone Formations: The sanctuary's "architecture" is crafted by nature, featuring deep stone gorges and basalt rock formations.

    The Watchtowers: Several stone watchtowers are strategically placed at high points, measuring a...
    Natural Gorges and Stone Formations: The sanctuary's "architecture" is crafted by nature, featuring deep stone gorges and basalt rock formations.

    The Watchtowers: Several stone watchtowers are strategically placed at high points, measuring about 10 meters in height, providing views of the river basin.

    Riverine Ecosystem Layout: The sanctuary is divided by the river, with the riparian forest stretching for kilometers along the banks, creating a natural green belt that houses thousands of species.
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    How To Reach:
    By Air: Fly into Udaipur (165 KMS) or Indore (250 KMS).

    By Train: Reach Kota Junction (55 KMS), which is a major stop on the Delhi-Mumbai line.

    By Road: Take a taxi from Kota via Rawatbhata. The road is sce...
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    Near Tourist Places:
    Bhainsrorgarh Fort (0 KMS), Baroli Temples (5 KMS), Rawatbhata Dam (15 KMS), Gaipernath Waterfall (45 KMS), Kota Barrage (58 KMS), Bhimlat Kund (75 KMS), Chittorgarh Fort (120 KMS), Mukundara Hills (60 KMS), Garadia Mahadev (65 KMS), Jawahar Sagar (50 KMS)

Tourism Tips

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    Health and Safety: Keep a safe distance from the riverbanks due to crocodiles. Always travel with a certified guide.

    Packing Advice: Wear neutral-toned clothes, carry binoculars, and plenty of drinking water.

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