Incredible collage of wildlife

This sanctuary has gained prominence due to its remarkable biodiversity, boasting a wealth of flora and fauna that draws visitors from near and far to witness nature at work within its borders. Pakhal Lake was created by Ganapathi Deva in 1213 AD as an additional feature, serving as an oasis for migrating birds during peak migration periods.

At this sanctuary, tourists have an unparalleled opportunity to witness an abundance of animals roaming freely in their natural environment. Sightings of tigers, leopards, bears and herds of deer are regular sights; other intriguing species include panthers, hyenas wolves wild dogs jackals sloth bears nilgai porcupines panthers. Reptile enthusiasts will also have plenty of reasons to be delighted as pythons, cobras , common kraits, monitor lizards and crocodiles add to their species diversity.

Witness nature’s beauty

As soon as you step foot inside the sanctuary, you'll be welcomed by an idyllic landscape, lush with bamboo and teak trees and scattered with dry and deciduous vegetation; an ideal setting for an enjoyable picnic! For nature enthusiasts who crave experiencing wilderness first hand, camping overnight within the sanctuary offers an exciting adventure; spending a moonlit night by Pakhal Lake will leave you spellbound by its beauty!