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Delhi

Asola Bhatti Wildlife Sanctuary

Experience the beauty and tranquillity of a natural haven

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Delhi

Asola Bhatti Wildlife Sanctuary

Experience the beauty and tranquillity of a natural haven

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January

3.6 - 25.2 °C

February

6.8 - 29.4 °C

March

10.5 - 36.2 °C

April

16.3 - 42.8 °C

May

19.7 - 45.9 °C

June

20.6 - 45.6 °C

July

22.8 - 41.5 °C

August

23.1 - 38.3 °C

September

21.5 - 37.2 °C

October

14.5 - 36.2 °C

November

9.8 - 32.2 °C

December

3.2 - 27.7 °C


Major Airports :

Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL)

State :

Delhi

Major Airports :

Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL)

State :

Delhi

A paradise for nature enthusiasts

In the southern region of Delhi lies Asola Bhatti Wildlife Sanctuary - an alluring retreat for wildlife and nature enthusiasts alike. Spanning an area of 6.7 square kilometres, this sanctuary's allure draws them in with its spectacular topography characterised by rugged elevations, rock formations, and dense vegetation - creating an idyllic habitat for flora and fauna alike to thrive. Let's set off together on an adventure through this sanctuary to uncover all its remarkable marvels!

Step into an unparalleled ecosystem

This sanctuary boasts a remarkable ecosystem, composed of rugged hills, rocky outcrops and thorn scrub forests that provide it with a range of plant and animal species. Prepare to be mesmerised by its abundant wildlife diversity: Indian gazelles, Indian striped hyenas, leopards and over 150 different bird species are regular visitors here - making this location an essential visit for wildlife enthusiasts!

A birdwatcher's paradise

Birdwatchers will delight in this sanctuary's vibrant avian population, including rare and migratory species. With over 200 bird species to observe here, this is an excellent spot for indulging in birdwatching.


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Timings

Opening time - 07:00 AM

Closing time - 05:00 PM

Start out on captivating trails

Asola Bhatti Wildlife Sanctuary provides an oasis from city life just minutes away from Delhi. Discover a calming haven where nature reigns supreme, just steps from its bustling centre. Walk winding paths to explore Asola Bhatti Wildlife Sanctuary's diversity of flora and fauna on hiking trails; each step unveils another facet of this natural marvel. Managed by Delhi Forest Department, Asola Bhatti actively supports environmental preservation initiatives while contributing towards safeguarding our natural heritage through eco-development projects within its borders - which contribute towards safeguarding our heritage!

A tapestry of legends

According to local folklore, its name may derive from two villages located there that once housed a revered saint with healing powers. Beyond natural wonders and wildlife , Asola Bhatti Wildlife Sanctuary holds historical as well as cultural value. It once formed part of Aravalli Range's prehistoric rock paintings and stone tools found there.

Activities to Enhance your Experience

Wildlife Safari: Join an exhilarating wildlife safari and witness Indian gazelles, Indian striped hyenas and leopards in their natural environments.

Bird Watching: Take pleasure in an exhilarating bird-watching tour, admiring the exquisite species that make their homes in this sanctuary's skies.

Hiking and Trekking: Experience nature first hand while traversing the sanctuary's breathtaking hiking trails, discovering hidden gems along the way.

Nature Photography: Capture the captivating beauty of a sanctuary's plants and animals through your lens to create lasting memories that will remain with your viewer for decades to come.

Rock Climbing and Rappelling: Test your adventurous side by scaling the sanctuary's rocky outcrops and cliffs for an exhilarating climbing and rappelling adventure, perfect for thrill-seekers.

Fossil Park Exploration: Explore the sanctuary's geological past by visiting its fossil park, which features ancient fossils and geological formations from days gone by.

Nature Walks: Experience the peace and serenity of nature's sanctuary through leisurely nature walks, immersing yourself in its sights and sounds.

Educational Tours: Students and researchers can experience first-hand the unique biodiversity and ecosystems found within the sanctuary, expanding their knowledge in an exciting outdoor classroom setting.

Discover nearby gems

As you explore Asola Bhatti Wildlife Sanctuary and the area around it, take time to visit these gems:

Tughlaqabad Fort: Step back in time at this 14th-century fortress built by the Tughlaq Dynasty just 6km from Asola Bhatti Wildlife Sanctuary.

Qutub Minar: Marvel at its architectural beauty at this UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the tallest brick minarets worldwide. Situated approximately 17 kilometres away.

Lotus Temple: Experience tranquillity at the Baha'i House of Worship renowned for its lotus-shaped architecture - located approximately 22 kilometres away, enjoy this peaceful sanctuary and experience tranquillity for yourself!

Visit Humayun's Tomb, a UNESCO World Heritage Site honouring Emperor Humayun located approximately 19 kilometres away, to experience Mughal grandeur first-hand.

Hauz Khas Village: Discover this trendy neighbourhood filled with art galleries, restaurants, and cafes located approximately 21 kilometres away. India Gate: Pay your respects to our nation's heroes at this war memorial with lush lawns and gardens situated approximately 22 kilometres away.

Red Fort: Dive deep into Old Delhi history when exploring this Mughal architectural marvel, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site at an approximate 29 kilometre distance.

Asola Bhatti Wildlife Sanctuary welcomes you on an amazing adventure through nature's bounty. From wildlife encounters to scenic hiking trails, Asola Bhatti Wildlife Sanctuary provides a gateway into biodiversity and natural splendour - sure to infuse your spirit of adventure while leaving unforgettable memories of Delhi's remarkable natural heritage.