Van Vihar Wildlife Sanctuary in Rajasthan

Van Vihar Ramsagar and wildlife reserves of the former rulers of Dholpur spread over an area of 59.86. square kilometers have been reported as wildlife sanctuaries by the Government of Rajasthan, in 1955 AD. Van Vihar is about 18 km from Dholpur and Ramsagar is another 18 km from Van Vihar. As a matter of fact, there are two wildlife sanctuaries separately. Van Vihar, which is Vindhyan plateau supports a stunted tree in the open and dhok Khair. It is inhabited by animals like sambhar, Chital, Blue Bull, Wild Boar, Sloth Bear, hyenas and leopards. Tigers were in the area until the late sixties. It is said that Maharaj Singh Dholpur Udaibhan had great sympathy for the wild animals of Van Vihar. It is used to feed the hand not only the deer and antelope in the reserve but also animals such as foxes, jackals and birds. There is an old rest house of the forest in Van Vihar. E 'was originally built by the rulers of Dholpur. It is now managed by the forest department and can be booked in advance by contacting the Dy. Conservator of Forests, Dholpur. Ramsagar sanctuary Ramsagar Lake. È molto il lago e supporta Pittoresco one acquatico vita ricca di acqua dolce coccodrilli compression and un certo numero di specie di pesci e Serpenti. Waterfowl such as Cormorants, Darter, Ibis, White-breasted water hen, moorhen, jacanas, knight in Italy, River Tern, surrounded Plover, Sand Piper and herons (gray and purple) are very common. During the winter months, migratory ducks and geese visit the lake in good numbers. A four-wheel drive is necessary if you intend Ramsagar visiting the area and the lake. General Information - Van Vihar Wildlife Sanctuary Location 18 km from Dholpur, Rajasthan. Area 59.86 square kilometers Evolution / Origin 1955