Bethuadahari Wildlife Sanctuary Travel Guide — Things to Do, Food & Hotels
wildlife sanctuary in West Bengal, India
About Bethuadahari Wildlife Sanctuary
Bethuadahari is a man-made forest in Nadia district with two big water bodies. Very densely covered with trees the area is fenced and clearly separated from human settlement. The sanctuary covering 67 hectares was established in 1980. It is a flat Gangetic Plain all around. The Salim Ali trail, inside the forest, leads to a pond where rare turtles are preserved. The same pond houses saltwater alligators known as gharial. Every morning they come out of the pond as they are fed by forest guards. One has to be here to enjoy the scene. Animals in the sanctuary are chital or spotted deer, jackal, porcupine, and langur. Bird species include parakeets, Indian cuckoos, barbets and other smaller birds. Pythons, monitor lizards and gharials are also found. Among the trees found within the sanctuary
Where to Stay in Bethuadahari Wildlife Sanctuary
- 🏨Abhinandan Lodge
Bethuadahari Wildlife Sanctuary Travel Guide Sections
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