Chail wildlife santuary

 


Chail wildlife santuary
Chail Sanctuary in Shimla

A beautiful hill station near Shimla, Chail also houses a big wildlife sanctuary. This place has become an important tourist attraction of Shimla. The Sanctuary has the location in the Solas Valley and it was declared as the sanctuary in 1976. The entire sanctuary area is spread over 10,854 hectares. The species found in this sanctuary are Barking Deer, Goral, Wild Boar, Common Indian Langur, Black Bear, Sambar,   Goral and others. Leopards and Rhesus Macaque are also found in this sanctuary. Many rare and exotic floral species including orchids are also found in Chail Sanctuary. The Sanctuary has dense forest made of Oak and Pine trees.
Chail Sanctuary in Shimla

Adventurous activities like Trekking, hiking and camping can be arranged in this sanctuary with prior permission from the respective authority. This Sanctuary is well connected to the other parts of Himachal Pradesh and the adjoining states through the Shimla-Kalka Highway.
Chail wildlife santuary

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