Wildlife: The main attraction are the deer, with several types like Sambar deer, blackbucks, muntjac, and chital being commonly spotted. You might also see wild boar, peacocks, and even small carnivores like hyenas, foxes, and porcupines. Keep an eye out for birds, insects, and reptiles too.
Landscape: The sanctuary is a mix of forested areas and grassy hill slopes, offering a scenic environment for spotting wildlife. There's a motorable road that stretches for about 7 km inside the sanctuary, allowing you to explore it by car.
Other attractions: The park has a 9th-century Shiva temple located within its premises, along with shrines dedicated to Lakshmi-Narayan and Vishnu. You can also visit a viewpoint offering picturesque views of the surrounding area.
Visitor information:
- Timings: Generally open from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM (it's recommended to double-check timings before your visit, as they may vary)
- Entry fees: There are nominal entry fees, which may vary depending on the source you consult.
- Best time to visit: The ideal time to visit is between June and February.
Things to remember: While cameras are allowed, there may be a separate charge for using them within the sanctuary.