Tikarpada Wildlife Sanctuary
Open Time : 9:00 am to 6:00 pm
Entry : free
Address : Tikarpada Wildlife Sanctuary, Odisha, India
Why to visit Tikarpada Wildlife Sanctuary
The Satkosia Gorge, where the river Mahanadi tries to enter with massive force, makes the entire appearance very spellbinding to witness. Tikarpada Wildlife Sanctuary in Bhubaneswar is a very lively place that is well-known among tourists. The Tikarpada Wildlife Sanctuary is 795 square kilometres in size. The sanctuary is known for a great diversity of animals, including gharials, in addition to the famed Satkosia Gorge. Gharial wildlife sanctuary is a distinct region exclusively to gharials.
The sanctuary is completely surrounded by greenery, mostly sal trees. The Tikarpada Wildlife Sanctuary has a fascinating and fresh appearance thanks to its lush green surroundings. Simbal, spotted deers, sloths, leopards, horned antelopes, turtles, crocodiles, Indian pitta, macaques, wild cats, and other creatures can be observed here.
The Tikarpada Wildlife Sanctuary also offers a variety of adventure activities such as angling, camping, rafting, trekking, and boating. Tikarpada Wildlife Sanctuary is the ideal location for anyone who is passionate about nature, peace, and animals. You must seek permission from the forest department before camping outside of the forest area. There is also a Rescue and Rehabilitation Centre within the sanctuary that seeks to protect the Tikarpada ecosystem's vulnerable crocodile species.
FAQ on Tikarpada Wildlife Sanctuary
Is there any available parking in the sanctuary?,What are the sanctuary's entrance fees?,,
Yes there is a parking garage.,The entrance price is Rs. 40/- per person for day visitors for guests the entry fee is included in your occupancy rates.,,
Special Tip
You can also go to the nearby Kuanria Deer Park and Dam, as well as the Kantilo Neelamadhav Temple. The greatest time to visit Tikarpada Wildlife Sanctuary is between December and April, when the weather is just right for all kinds of excursions and you'll have a better chance of spotting animals.
By Inaaya Sharma
