Balaram Ambaji Wildlife Sanctuary

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Tags : Wildlife Sanctuary

Timings : 6:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Balaram Ambaji Wildlife Sanctuary, Palanpur Overview

Balaram Ambaji Wildlife Sanctuary, established on August 7, 1989, spans approximately 542 square kilometers in the Banaskantha district of Gujarat, India. Nestled within the Aravalli hill range, the sanctuary serves as a critical watershed for the Banas and Sabarmati rivers, playing a vital role in conserving the region's ecosystem and preventing desertification from the neighboring Thar Desert.

The sanctuary boasts a rich biodiversity, encompassing 483 plant species, including medicinal varieties like Kadaya, Gugal, and Musali. Its diverse fauna features mammals such as sloth bears, leopards, striped hyenas, and blue bulls, as well as various reptiles and avian species.

Visitors can explore the sanctuary's natural beauty through designated trails, with the period from October to May being the most favorable for wildlife sightings and outdoor activities. The sanctuary's proximity to the historic temples of Balaram and Ambaji adds cultural significance to its ecological appeal, making it a destination of interest for both nature enthusiasts and pilgrims.

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