Karlapat Wildlife Sanctuary

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 Karlapat Wildlife Sanctuary:


Karlapat Wildlife Sanctuary is one of the popular wildlife sanctuaries. The sanctuary houses a plethora of wild animals. The sanctuary is situated in a picturesque setting and the ambiance within the park is also very calm and tranquil. These innate denizens of nature in their own simple ways beautify the landscape, thereby increasing its charm.

Location : Odisha

District : Kalahandi

Geographic Extent : Longitude 82° 58' to 83° 15'(East) and Latitude 19° 48' to 19° 39' (North)

Climate: Moderate

Forest Division :Kalahandi South (T) Forest Division

Date of Notification: 15-10-1992

Notified Area : 147.66sq.kms

Vegetation: Dry Deciduous Forest.

Mammals: Elephants, Leopards, Gaur, Sambar, Barking deer, Indian wolf, Malabar giant squirrel, Pangolin, etc.

Birds: Peacock, Hornbill, Red jungle fowl, etc.

Reptilians: Mugger, crocodile, monitor lizard, etc.

Flora: Sal, Bija, Bamboo, medicinal plants, etc.

Water Body: Phurlijharan waterfall is located in the sanctuary.

KARLAPAT WILDLIFE SANCTUARY


           

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