Bhainsrorgarh Wildlife Sanctuary

Bhainsroggarh Wildlife Sanctuary is located in the Aravalli Hills in Chittorgarh, Rajasthan. It is one of the most important and world-renowned wildlife sanctuaries in the state since it was declared so in 1983. It is situated near the convergence of the Bemany and Chambal rivers inside the premises of an ancient fort, Bhainsrodgarh Fort, in the town of Rawatbhata which is about 120 kilometres away from Chittorgarh. The scenic location is a perfect attraction for nature lovers and photographers. The wildlife sanctuary is home to a varied species of animals and birds that attracts wildlife and nature enthusiasts from the world over. Locals living nearby often visit the sanctuary for a quick getaway. The best time to explore the wildlife sanctuary is in the mornings as the tourists get the entire day to observe the surroundings leisurely.

The Bhainsrorgarh Fort was built by Rawat Lala Singh after he was handed over the property as a legal heir. The palace inside the fort has now been converted into a heritage hotel, and the sanctuary is open to the public. One can find Chinkaras, Fox, Hyenas, Deer, Jackals, Antelopes, Wild Boar, crocodiles, turtles, lizards, etc. along with local and migratory birds like Flamingos, Sarus Crane, Goose, Black-bellied Terns, Red-crested Pochards, Hawks, stocks, darters and Owls in the sanctuary. If one is lucky, they may also spot a fresh-water dolphin swimming in the confluence of the two rivers. Exploring the sanctuary is the best way to observe the wildlife in its natural habitat. During monsoons, the attraction is a real treat to the eyes when all tourists can see is lush greenery on the banks of the river which gushes at its own pace. Those seeking to escape and connect with nature ought to visit the Bhainsrorgarh Wildlife Sanctuary.