Sajjangarh Wildlife Sanctuary, Udaipur

Sajjangarh Wildlife Sanctuary is located on the outskirts of Udaipur, Rajasthan, covering an area of about 5.19 sq km within the Aravalli hills.

The sanctuary is known for its rich flora with over 450 plant species including teak, mango, neem, and bamboo groves, creating a lush, green environment.

Wildlife includes elusive panthers, sloth bears, hyenas, jackals, wild boars, sambar and spotted deer, and four-horned antelopes.

Birdwatchers can spot peacocks, kingfishers, parakeets, doves, and over 129 bird species making the sanctuary a birdwatching paradise.

Visitors enjoy jeep safaris, trekking, and nature trails guided by experts sharing insights about the sanctuary's biodiversity.

The sanctuary also features the scenic Tiger Lake (Jiyan Lake), an artificial lake built in the 17th century, perfect for picnics and birding.

Sajjangarh Wildlife Sanctuary offers spectacular sunrise and sunset views and is best visited between August and October.

It is easily accessible from Udaipur city and offers a peaceful escape into nature for wildlife enthusiasts and photographers.