Manali
Manali Sanctuary
Open Time : 8:00 am to 5:00 pm
Entry : paid
Address : Circuit House, Siyal, Manali, Himachal Pradesh, India
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Why to visit Manali Sanctuary
The Manali Sanctuary starts right behind the town and reaches all the way to the top of the mountains there. The sanctuary is equipped with all the standard features of a refuge in 31.80 square kilometres. It supports a wide variety of rare, threatened, and common plant and animal species, including the Himalayan Black Bear, Kashmir Flying Squirrel, Himalayan Palm Civet, Himalayan Yellow-throated Marten, Barking Deer, Flying Fox, etc.
Highlights of the Manali Sanctuary:
- You can see a variety of exotic reptiles, birds, animals, and mammals.
- It also offers a wide range of activities to appeal to the adventurous and fun-loving spirit including wonderful hiking trails and camping options.
- It offers spectacular natural beauty in addition to regular ecological richness and adventure activities.
- Visitors may simultaneously experience the stunning grandeur of the surrounds, snow-capped mountains, and alpine trees.
Entry Fee: INR 10/- Per adult
Best Time To Visit: October to February
FAQ on Manali Sanctuary
What hotels are near Manali Sanctuary?
Hotels near Manali Sanctuary: (0.02 km) Aggarwal Cottages (0.03 km) Hotel Negi's Shivalya (0.04 km) FabHotel Shandela
What restaurants are near Manali Sanctuary?
Restaurants near Manali Sanctuary: (0.07 km) Johnson Bar & Restaurant (0.15 km) The Johnson's Cafe (0.18 km) The Corner House Restaurant and Bar
How to reach Manali Sanctuary?
The renowned hill town of Manali, which is situated in the Kullu district of the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh, is only two kilometres from the Manali Wildlife Sanctuary.
When is the best time to visit Manali Sanctuary?
Between October and February, when the mountains are snow-capped and the surroundings are livelier, is the perfect time to explore the Manali Wildlife Sanctuary. The summer months of May and June are the best times to visit this sanctuary if you want to go hiking.
Special Tip
Animal taunting is absolutely prohibited on the grounds of the Manali Wildlife Sanctuary. Within the sanctuary, plastic is prohibited, and trash is severely forbidden.
By Sparsh Kapoor
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