Hazaribagh Wildlife Sanctuary

The Hazaribagh Wildlife Sanctuary is located in the state of Jharkhand in India. It spreads over an area of 184 sq km and has an average altitude of 615 m. A popular wildlife sanctuary in east India, Hazaribagh gives you the chance to get up, close and personal with many varieties of flora and fauna.

A trip to the Hazaribagh Wildlife Sanctuary in Jharkhand is sure to be a delightful
event for wildlife and nature lovers alike. The reserve is home to animals like the nilgai
, kakar, chital, sloth bear, panther, wild boar and sambhar. You may also come across
a tiger during a trip to the wildlife sanctuary, though it must be mentioned that the
tiger population at Hazaribagh is very low.

The best time to tour the Hazaribagh Wildlife Sanctuary is at dusk when a good number of animals can be seen near the water holes. The sanctuary has dense tropical forests and in the rainy season the jungle takes a different appearance with grass meadows covering huge tracts of land like a green carpet. It must also be mentioned that a number of tribal communities inhabit the areas surrounding the Hazaribagh Sanctuary.

A safari inside the Hazaribagh Wildlife Sanctuary will not only offer a perfect opportunity to observe its wild denizens but also a good deal of information on the reserve's rich flora. The Palamau Forest Reserve located near the Hazaribagh Wildlife Sanctuary is another place many wildlife lovers will like to visit during a trip to Jharkhand.