Bir Bunerheri Wildlife Sanctuary
Wildlife Sanctuary
Bir Bunerheri Wildlife Sanctuary
Bir Bhunerheri Wildlife Sanctuary is located about 15 kilometers from Patiala in Punjab, spread over approximately 662 hectares. It was originally a hunting reserve for the rulers of Patiala and was officially declared a wildlife sanctuary in 1952.
The sanctuary features Northern Tropical Dry Mixed Deciduous forest with notable trees such as Shisham, Kikar, and Jamun, providing a rich habitat for a diverse array of animals including blackbuck, sambar, hog deer, blue bull, jungle cat, jackal, and rhesus monkey. Birdwatchers can spot over 100 species of birds like peafowl, parakeets, quails, and spotted owlets. The area is well-known for its natural beauty and biodiversity, offering visitors a jungle safari experience in a protected environment.
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Bir Bunerheri Wildlife Sanctuary is located in Patiala, Punjab.
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