Karnataka
Tamilnadu
Madhya Pradesh
Assam
Uttaranchal
Gujarat
Maharashtra
West
Bengal Kerala
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Ranthambhore
National Park
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It
hosts a multitude of wild animals, the park boasts of playing host to tigers,
leopards, the elusive caracals, striped hyenas, sloth bears, jungle cats, wild
boars, crocodiles and so on. Besides, there are over 300 species of birds, from
the rare Indian Courser to the beautiful Painted Sand Grouse. You can go for
National Park rides, jeep safaris, camel rides, bird watching excursions and nature
walks. Resorts at Ranthambhore and Sawai
Madhopur provide Canter Safaris. Sightings
are Average for Tigers and Average to Good for other Mammals. Park Remains Closed
from 1st July to 30th Sept. | |
Accommodation
options
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Location
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Sherbagh
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Tented
Resort
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<
1 km from Park Gate
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Aman-I-Khas
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Tented
Resort
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<
1 km from Park Gate
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Tigermoon
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Jungle
Lodge
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<
1 km from Park Gate
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Tiger
Den
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Resort
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2
km from Park Gate
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The
Pugmark
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Resort
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2
km from Park Gate
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Dev
Vilas
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Heritage
Resort
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2
km from Park Gate
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Nahargarh
Fort
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Heritage
Resort
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2
km from Park Gate
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Vanyavilas
(Oberoi Group)
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Luxury
Resort
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3
km from Park Gate
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Ranthambhore
Forest Resort
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Resort
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4
km from Park Gate
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Ranthambhore
Bagh
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Jungle
Lodge
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5
km from Park Gate
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Ranthambhor
Regency
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Hotel
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5
km from Park Gate
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Hammir
Wildlife Resort
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Small
Resort
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5
km from Park Gate
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Hill
View Resort
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Small
Resort
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5
km from Park Gate
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 Aranya
Resort
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Small
Resort
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5
km from Park Gate
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Anurag
Resort
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Small
Resort
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5
km from Park Gate
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Ankur
Resort
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Small
Resort
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5
km from Park Gate
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Tiger
Safari Resort
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Small
Hotel
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5
km from Park Gate
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Sawai
Madhopur Lodge - Taj Group
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Heritage
(Hunting Lodge)
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5
km from Park Gate
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Keoladeo
Ghana National Park, Bharatpur
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Bharatpur
harbours some of India’s richest birdlife, including the gorgeous shocking-pink
tinted painted stork, several species of cormorants, egrets, pelicans, ibises,
cranes, ducks and geese. One can see over 350 species of birds, both native as
well as migratory. Park Access is by way
of a walk or by hand Rickshaws. Guide Service is readily available. All visitors
to Keoladeo Ghana, Bharatpur need to obtain an entry permit from the Warden or
Ranger at the entrance to the park. Extra charges are levied for cameras and photographic
equipment. Recommended for Bird Watchers. |
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Accommodation
options
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Location
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The
Bagh Resort
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Boutique
Resort
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Bharatpur
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Laxmi
Vilas Palace
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Heritage
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Bharatpur
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Birder's
Inn
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Jungle
Lodge
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Bharatpur
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Kadamb
Kunj
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Heritage
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Bharatpur
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Udai
Vilas Palace
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Heritage
Resort
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Bharatpur
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Sariska
Tiger Reserve
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At
last count in 2005, tigers are no longer there. Other carnivores of the area are
the panther, jungle cat, jackal and hyena. Other animals include the sambar, chital,
wild boar, hare, nilgai and porcupines. The bird-life comprises of the pea fowl,
gray partridge, quail, sand grouse, tree pie, white breasted kingfisher, golden
- backed woodpecker, crested serpent eagle and great Indian horned owl.
Jeep Safaris can be Provided by the Sariska Palace.
Park Remains Closed from 1st July to 30th Sept. | |
Accommodation
options
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Category |
Location
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Sariska
Palace
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Heritage
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Near
Park Gate
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Sariska
Tiger Haven
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Resort
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4
kms from Park Gate
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National
Chambal Safari
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National
Chambal Safari and given protected areas status. The century currently boasts
of 242 species of resident and migratory bird species, Marsh crocodiles (muggers),
gharial (gavials), eight species of turtles, and Gangetic dolphins. Chambal
Safari lodge Provides a river cruise, jeep safari, camel safari and village safari. |
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Accommodation
options
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Location
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Chambal
Safari Lodge
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Jungle
Lodge
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Near
Agra
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Kumbhalgarh
Wildlife Sanctuary
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It is located at 80 kms from Udaipur covering
an area of 578 sq Kms and is at an altitude of 500 to 1,300m. -
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kumbhalgarh sanctuary is supporting a rich variety of wildlife like the Panther,
Sloth Bear, Wild Boar, Four Horned Antelope and scientifically bred Crocodiles
in the lake, are the major attractions. -
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Kumbhalgarh Sanctuary is also noted for Flamingos, Cormorants, Spoonbills and
Egrets usually seen in winter. -
The
Kumbhalgarh wildlife sanctuary is famous for it's wildlife which includes- wolf,
leopard, jackal and a variety of birds. -
Morning
and Evening Jeep Safaris are organised by the Resorts at Kumbhalgarh. -
Sighting
is average to Good and 2 night stay is recommended. |
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Accommodation
options
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Category |
Location
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Aodhi
Hotel - HRH Group
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Kumbhalgarh
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Kumbhalgarh
Fort Hotel -
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Kumbhalgarh
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Jaisamand
Sanctuary
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Jaisamand
Sanctuary is situated 50 kms south of Udaipur the picturesque city of lakes verdant
valleys and hills. It is on the bank of Jaisamand Lake, the second largest artificial
Lake in Asia. The sanctuary extends over an area of 52 sq kms of thick forests
land. The leopard, hyena, jungle cat, fox and wolf are among the carnivores
of the sanctuary. Other wildlife here includes sambar, chital, langur and chinkara.
The Jaisamand lake is the abode of crocodiles, turtles and a variety of fish.
Various species of terrestrial and water-birds can also be seen here. Sighting
is Average and Jeep Safaris are arranged by the Jaisamand Island Resort. |
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Accommodation
options
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Category |
Location
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Jaisamand
Island Resort
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Jaisamand
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Sajjangarh
Wildlife Sanctuary
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Sajjangarh
Wildlife Sanctuary is situated 5kms in the West of tourist city Udaipur, which
surrounds the Sajjangarh Palace overlooking Udaipur City. From the palace, one
can have a magnificent view of lakes of Udaipur and Aravalli hill ranges. The
view of Sunrise and Sunset attracts every visitor atop of Bansdara hill.
Safari Park was created and wild animals like Chital, Sambar, Wild Boar, and Blue
Bull were reintroduced. Animals like Panther, Hyena, Hare and Jackal has reappeared
apart from variety of reptiles and birds. The wall extended further and now the
entire hillock has been fenced, improving the vegetal cover of the sanctuary area.
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Accommodation
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Location
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Accommodation
at Udaipur
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AISRANA
RANGE of hills
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range is a part Arravali Range & the most striking feature is its stunning
rocks. The vegetation is sparse & brings the rocks to the forefront . This
combination of bare rocks & sparse vegetation makes for some wonderful Leopard
sightings. The presence of shepherd villages is a major factor contributing to
the thriving Leopard population here. Besides
the Leopards other mammals that can be viewed here are the Hyena, the Desert fox,
Jackal,Jungle Cat, Bluebull, Chinkara & once in a while the rare Caracal.The
cliffs of Aisrana range have some great nesting sites of Vultures. Siana Adventures
conducts Leopard Safaris. | |
Accommodation
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Location
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Siana
Garden Camps and Safari
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Lodge
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Siana,
40 kms from Sirohi
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Mount
Abu Sanctuary
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The
sanctuary spread over 288 kms is dominated by subtropical evergreen forests known
for its cool refreshing air, fully charged with the jasmine.More than 250 species
of birds are found here, but the speciality of the Abu sanctuary is the grey jungle
fowl. The leopard sloth bear, wild boar, sambar, chinkara and langur are the other
inhabitants here. The sanctuary provides an ideal habitat for Sloth Bear. This
sanctuary is recommended for bird lovers. Jeep Safaris are not available.
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Accommodation
options
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Location
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Mount
Abu is the Closest Town for Accommodation
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Gajner
Wildlife Sanctuary
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The
lake and forested hills of this reserve, 32 km from Bikaner on the Jaisalmer road,
are inhabited by wildfowl, hares , wild boar, desert foxes and a number of deer
and antelopes including blackbucks and blue bulls. The lake at Gajner attracts
water birds in thousands. Imperial sand gouse migrate here in winter. Gajner Wildlife
Sanctuary, houses the former Hunting lodge of Bikaner and has a beautiful lake
surrounded by a dense forest. Jeep Safaris are arranged by Gajner Palace.
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Accommodation
options
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Category |
Location
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Gajner
Palace - HRH Group
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Heritage
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Gajner
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The
Desert National Park
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Sand dunes form around 20% of the Park. The major landform consists of craggy
rocks and compact salt lake bottoms, intermedial areas and fixed dunes which are
quite suitable for the chinkara to move at high speed. The blackbuck is another
common antelope of this region. Other inhabitants are the desert fox, Bengal fox,
wolf and desert cat.
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Accommodation
options
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Category |
Location
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Jaisalmer
is the closest Town for Accommodation
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Sita
Mata Wildlife Sanctuary
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Sita Mata Jungle is covered by hills and valleys ranging in altitude from 280
meters to 600 meters. The Sita Mata Jungle is located in the Southeastern part
of Rajasthan in both the Udaipur and Chittorgarh districts. The bio-diversity
found in the Sita Mata Jungle is unrivalled with a staggering 121 separate species
of plants, 24 main species of trees, 275 species of birds, and 54 species of mammals
and reptiles. Up
until 1975 the Sita Mata Jungle was the private hunting grounds of the Jagirdars
or Counts of Dhariywad. In 1979 the Government of Rajasthan State declared 422.95
Square kilometers of this forest to be a protected Wildlife sanctuary. The
wildlife in the Sita mata jungle includes 44 IUCN red listed critically endangered
Namdapha "flying squirrels" found ony in the Sita mata jungle in nothern
India. Fifty spotted black, yellow, and cream coloured panthers roam the Sita
Mata jungle at night. Other rare wild cats in the Sita Mata jungle include 78
jungle cats, and 119 civets. There are approximately 145 separate species of plants
and trees in the Sita Mata Jungle including 7 plants on the International Union
for Conservation endangered plant species list, one of which is the rare Vanda
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Accommodation
options
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Category |
Location
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Dhariyawad
Estate
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Private
Reserve / Heritage
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Dhariyawad,
100 kms from Udaipur
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Jalore
Wildlife Sanctuary
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The
fauna of our Jalore Jungle area mainly consists of Indian gazelle, Peafowl, Blue-Bull,
Leopard, Indian desert Zird, Desert Monitor Lizard, Mongoose, Sand Snake, Desert
Fox, the Rusty Spotted Cat (the smallest Wild Cat in the world), the rare Asiatic
Wildcat, Desert Cat, Hyena, Vulture, Jungle Owl, Ring, Little Brown and Spotted
Dove, Black Winged Kite, Rock and Jungle Bush Quail, Large Grey and Jungle Babbler,
Purple Sunbird, Small Green Bee-eater, Alexandrine and Rose-ringed Parakeet, Indian
Myna, Indian Nighten-gale, Tawny Eagle and another approximately 150 species of
birds. The flora mainly consists of Mithijal (Salvedura Olyeoidis), Kaejuri
(Prosopis Sinvevia), Rohida (Tecomela Andulaeta), Tribulus Rajasthaninusis, Banyan,
Pipal, various wild savannah grass including Scenia and Dahmun, Thor (Uphorbia
Cardesepholia), and various wildflowers.
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Accommodation
options
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Category |
Location
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Jalore
Wildlife Sanctuary Camp
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Private
Reserve / Camp
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Kaniwara,
140 kms from Jodhpur
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