Sajjangarh Sanctuary - INTRODUCTION
Situated 5 kms to the west of Udaipur, the Sajjangarh Wildlife Sanctuary is a haven for adventure freaks and wildlife enthusiasts. Indeed, the thrill of exploring a forest and observing its denizens from close quarters is something that gets the adrenaline rushing.
The Sajjangarh Sanctuary is home to a variety of animals like the Panther, Hyena and Jackal. The sanctuary also boasts of many exotic species like the Nilgai, Chital, Sambar and Wild Boar. The avian population is also well represented by a number of local and migratory birds. Besides, the park is also home to a variety of reptiles and insects.
With a lush green cover to boast of, the Sajjangarh Sanctuary offers excellent opportunities for safaris, treks and nature walks. The Bansdara Hill situated within the park offers stunning views of the sun setting and rising over the horizon.
Foreign visitors to the Sajjangarh Sanctuary have to pay an entry fee of Rs 80 per person while Indian citizens pay Rs 10 per person.
Sajjangarh Sanctuary - IMPORTANT INFORMATION
| Area | 5.19 sq km |
| Nearest Airport | Udaipur |
| Nearest Railhead | Udaipur |
Climate
Summer 34ºC (max), 27ºC (min)
Winter 25ºC (max), 8ºC (min)
SAJJANGARH - MAIN ATTRACTIONS
Tiger Lake
Located a few kilometers to the north west of Sajjangarh, the Tiger Lake (Jiyan Sagar) was constructed by Maharana Raj Singhji in 1664 AD. Named after his mother Jana Devi, the lake covers an area of 1.25 sq miles and can store around 400 million cubic feet of water.
Sajjangarh Fort
The fort was built by Maharana Sajjan Singh in the 18th century. It is located on the outskirts of Udaipur and has been converted into a hunting lodge that attracts many across the globe.
Shiva Temple
This ancient temple is a must visit site for anyone touring the region.
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