Bir Dosanjh Wildlife Sanctuary
Wildlife Sanctuary
Bir Dosanjh Wildlife Sanctuary
Bir Dosanjh Wildlife Sanctuary is located near Nabha town in the Patiala district of Punjab, India, covering an area of about 517.59 hectares. It was officially declared a wildlife sanctuary in 1952 under the Fauna of Patiala Act. The sanctuary features dry mixed deciduous forest and hosts diverse wildlife, including mammals like the blue bull (nilgai), jungle cat, jackal, and rhesus monkeys.
Bird species such as peafowl and black and grey partridges are also found here, alongside various reptiles. The sanctuary plays an important role in conserving regional biodiversity while being accessible from nearby Nabha and Patiala cities.
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Bir Dosanjh Wildlife Sanctuary is located in Patiala, Punjab.
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