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Why to visit Relaxing in Kalatop Wildlife Reserve
The Kalatop Wildlife Reserve in Dalhousie is a popular tourist destination. It is a natural habitat that displays the breathtaking beauty of the Ravi river. It is best suited for travellers who want to spend quality time with their family or friends.
You can make the trip even more memorable by planning a small picnic, camping, or trekking among the greenery.
Interesting facts about Kalatop Wildlife Reserve
- The Kalatop reserve in Dalhousie is approximately 61 square kilometres in size.
- The mountain slopes are about 2768 metres above sea level, and this lovely reserve is perched on top of them.
- The forest is abundant in both wildlife and vegetation. There are numerous oak, rhododendron, and cedar trees.
- Animals seen include musk deer, barking deer, leopards, and serows.
- If you're lucky, you might get a glimpse of the famous goat-antelope.
- In addition, most people are surprised to learn that the reserve area is home to over 117 different bird species.
Precautions to take while Camping
- Be aware of any risks around your tent.
- Bring plenty of food and water.
- Be aware of the weather.
- Have First Aid equipment available.
- Know what services are available.
- Keep your eye out for wildlife.
- Be fire safe around campfires.
How to reach Kalatop Wildlife Reserve?
The Kalatop reserve is easily accessible from Dalhousie's main city area, airport, and railway station. You can take either a bus or a taxi from Pathankot (the nearest railway station) at your leisure.
Best Trekking/Camping Expeditions
- Panchkula To Gangi Pahadi Tracking.
- Dainkund Peak To Jot Tracking.
- Dainkund Peak To Khajjiar Trekking.
Nearby Attractions
- Daikund Peak
- Chamera Lake
- John’s Church
Best time to visit : March to October (avoid monsoon season)
Entry Fees : Paid
Time duration : 2-3 hours
