India Travel Update 
Excursions from Kota include some another gripping activities whose experiences are incomparable. Darrah Wild Life Sanctuary covers a wide area of about 56 sq Km from the Kota region. The most amazing thing is that prowlers found their way to Hadoti region and to the plains of Madhya Pradesh through thistropical forest. While throwing some light on the history of this Darrah Wild Life Sanctuary, we get to know that the place was officially declared as a wild life reserve in 1955 where much earlier it was the popular spot of hunting grounds of the majectic rulers of Kota. This region was densely vegetated and used to be a home to numerous forest animals such as tigers, deers and rhinos. No wonder it was the choice of the erstwhile maharajas of Kota.
But now the precincts of Darrah Wild Life Sanctuary has housed more animal species such as nilgai, deers, leopards, sloth bears, antelopes and wolves. The expedition or a jungle safari is extremely and breathtaking. While covering the area of this sanctuary, you would encounter more of antelopes and wolves along the glimpse of few leopards and sloth bears that dwell in the sanctuary. It really gives the feeling of immense contentment that these wild animals are kept in their natural habitat.
The land of Kota in Rajasthan has been a land of heroic Maharaja who used to take great pride in hunting of wild animals. Which is why, you will find many hunting lodges in the Darrah Wild Life Sanctuary along with the delightful sight of the animals mosey about in their natural environs.
For those who have deep inclination towards wildlife and animals, Excursions from Kota is the perfect place to discover. Forest Department has taken care of all the basic requirements of the fortune-hunter such as rest house especially built for the expediency of the tourists who come here.
Last but the least, Jenana Khas located inside the confines of Jhalwar is venerated among those who love jungle safari and also have adulation towards the imperial lifestyle of the Rajputs.
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