A picturesque sanctuary spread across the Aravalli hills, known for its rugged terrain, dense forests, and scenic valleys.

Home to wildlife such as leopards, sloth bears, hyenas, four-horned antelopes, civet cats, and several deer species.

Rich in birdlife with peafowls, partridges, eagles, owls, and many forest and hill birds.

Famous for its diverse vegetation, including teak, bamboo, khair, and medicinal plant species.

Offers refreshing trekking routes, nature trails, and forest walks ideal for adventure lovers.

Close to Balaram Palace and Ambaji Temple, making it a culturally rich and naturally beautiful travel circuit.

Best time to visit is October to March, when temperatures are pleasant for exploration.

The sanctuary’s rivers, streams, and hill viewpoints provide excellent photography opportunities.

Popular among nature enthusiasts, families, and travelers seeking a peaceful forest experience.

Visitors should carry water, good footwear, and follow sanctuary guidelines for a safe and eco-friendly visit.