Paradise for nature lovers
Bondla Wildlife Sanctuary, covering a mere 8 square kilometres, stands as a testament to India's diverse natural heritage. Originally established as a deer park, it was elevated to the status of a wildlife sanctuary in 1985, affirming its crucial role in preserving Goa's ecological balance. Amidst its lush greenery and tranquil ambience, a plethora of flora and fauna thrives harmoniously. Among its inhabitants are the majestic Indian Bison, graceful Indian Sambar Deer, the charismatic Malabar Giant Squirrel, and an array of captivating snake, bird and reptilianspecies.
Incredible stories of adventure and conservation
Beyond its picturesque landscapes, Bondla offers an array of captivating activities that elevate the visitor's experience. Adventure-seekers can indulge in trekking through its pristine wilderness with Forest Department permissions, embark on bird-watching expeditions, and delight in spotting colourful butterflies amidst the greenery. Knowledgeable guides lead these tours, revealing the intricate web of life within the sanctuary and introducing visitors to unique and rare sights.
As a beacon of wildlife preservation, Bondla Wildlife Sanctuary takes a commendable step in protecting the environment by running a dedicated rescue centre. This compassionate initiative aims to aid wounded animals, especially leopards that may have wandered too close to human habitation. This act of compassion and responsibility demonstrates the sanctuary's commitment to safeguarding its diverse inhabitants.
