Chilla Wildlife Sanctuary

The journey from Haridwar to Chila wildlife sanctuary is one of the most exciting and thrilling excursions of the region. Located at a distance of just 8 km from Haridwar, Chila Wildlife Sanctuary provides the tourists with a wonderful experience to explore the vast reserve of diverse flora and fauna of the place.

One of the prominent itineraries of Haridwar tour, Chila wildlife sanctuary encompasses a total area of 240 sq. km. Blessed with a picturesque landscape, the wildlife sanctuary of Chila is the natural habitat of 23 different varieties of mammals and 315 species of fauna.

An integral part of the famous Rajaji National Park, Chila wildlife sanctuary draws several tourists who are absolutely awed by the sight of wild elephants, cobra, leopards, samber, tiger, Himalayan yellow throated marten, barking deer, jungle cat, wild boar, woodpecker, sloth bear, langur, ghural and many other rare and endangered species of animals.

For those who wish to add some adventure to their trip, Chila wildlife sanctuary provides them with a novel scope to indulge in fishing with due permission from the management. The best time to visit the wildlife sanctuary of Chila is from 15th November to 15th June. However, entry to the wildlife sanctuary is restricted before and after sunrise and sunset respectively.

The tourists can explore the vast stretch of the forest area of Chila wildlife sanctuary on the back of the elephant. Far from the maddening crowd of the main city of Haridwar, the trip to the Chila wildlife sanctuary is one of the favorite places of tourist interest of the region.

Haridwar Tourist Attractions

Haridwar Tourist Attractions is located on the bases of the Shivalik range of Himalayas. It is a place of enormous natural exquisiteness and home to the Holy River Ganges. The city of Haridwar welcomes its visitors with chimes of the temple bells and religious chanting of the priests. Famous for being one of the seven holiest places of India, the name of the city Haridwar (Hari ka Dwar) means Gateway to God. The city is also known for the “Panch Tirth (five pilgrimages)” which includes Gangadwara(Har Ki Pauri), Kushwart (Ghat), Kankhal, Biswas Tirtha( Mansa Devi) and Neel Parvat (Chandi Devi). Other places to visit in Haridwar are religious attractions such as Maya Devi Temple, Darsha Mahadev Temple, and Pavan Dham.