Central India · Madhya Pradesh
Sanjay Dubri National Park
Wild, untouched sal forests
- Madhya Pradesh
- Open 01’st October to 30’th June every year.
- Closed Wednesday Afternoon
History & Overview
Discover Sanjay Dubri
The Land of the White Tiger - Mohan the famous White Tiger of the Maharaja of Rewa – was actually caught at Sanjay Dubri in 1951. Dense Sal forests characterise this landscape, with areas of Bamboo. There are some areas of more open forests as well.
This area is a corridor for Wild Elephants which come in from Chattisgarh – the neighbouring state which is very close to this Tiger Reserve. Recently, Wild Elephants have entered Bandhavgarh as well – depicting the strength of the corridor in light of lack of habitat or disturbance in Chattisgarh.
Flora & Fauna
What you may see
Wildlife
- Indian Elephant
- Royal Bengal Tiger
- Leopard
- Sloth Bear
- Indian Gazelle or Chinkara
Birds
- Golden Oriole
- Greater Racquet-tailed Drongo
- Red-headed Vulture
- White-rumped Vulture
- Egyptian Vulture
- Cinereous Vulture
Geography & Climate
Park at a glance
- Area 466.7 km²
- Co-ordinates 23.8678° N, 82.0625° E
- Weekly Off Wednesday Afternoon
- Yearly Off Holi
- Functional Days 01’st October to 30’th June every year.
- Rainfall 1100 mm
- Forest Type Narmada Valley dry deciduous forests
Location
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