Jharkhand, India has a rich collection of wild and endangered species of plants and animals. The place is visited by most of the visitors from various parts of the world to have a glance of these natural resources. The place is home to the Hazaribagh Wildlife Sanctuary, one of the important wildlife sanctuaries in India. Spread over an area of 184 sq km, the wildlife sanctuary is located at an altitude of 615 meters. The sanctuary is famous to have some of the rarest of the rare flora and fauna.
Hazaribagh Wildlife Sanctuary – Introduction
Located in the Jharkhand state of India, Hazaribagh Wildlife Sanctuary is spread over an area of 184 sq. kilometers. A walk through the sanctuary, gives the visitors an opportunity to witness some of the best wildlife and forest reserve. The sanctuary also has Palamau Forest Reserve located near it. Many visitors from various parts of the world come to gather information about the vast and rich forest and wildlife resource in the sanctuary. Apart from this, visitors are assured of a joyful stay at the place.
Wildlife in Hazaribagh Wildlife Sanctuary
The Hazaribagh Wildlife Sanctuary is home to some of the beautiful and rare anomals such as chital, kakar, nilgai, leopard, mongoose, monkeys, mouse deer, nuntjac, panther, porcupine, sambar, sloth bear, sambhar sloth bear and wild boar. Apart from this the sanctuary is also known to have many wild varieties of plant species. Visitors come here to have a glance of tigers in the sanctuary.
Hazaribagh Wildlife Sanctuary – Tourist Information
Climate-
Climate in the Hazaribagh Wildlife Sanctuary is Tropical. Summer here is a bit hotter and the winter is cold. The temperature varies between 19.4°C and 41.1°C.
Best Time to visit-
The best time to visit the Hazaribagh Wildlife Sanctuary is from October to March of every year.
Getting There-
By Air- Nearest air port to the Hazaribagh wildlife Sanctuary is at Ranchi. It is 91 km from the wildlife sanctuary.
By Rail- Nearest railway station is Koderma, which is at a distance of 59 km.
By Road- The place is well connected by road with major cities such as Ranchi, Dhanbad, Gaya and Patna.
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