Aner Dam Wildlife Sanctuary is in North Maharashtra of India.
Understand[edit]
Anerdam Wildlife Sanctuary is on southwestern range of the Satpura range of Dhule District. It shares boundaries with Yawal sanctuary and other sanctuaries in Madhya Pradesh. The sanctuary was once very rich in wildlife; now it is trying to regain its previous status. The best time to visit the sanctuary is November to February.
History[edit]
Landscape[edit]
Flora and fauna[edit]
Common animals found in this area are the barking deer, chikaras, hares, porcupines and jungle cats. The monitor lizard is the common reptile in this sanctuary. Migrant animals in the area include hyenas, jackals, wolves and wild boars. There are also birds that can be found in the park, like leafs, quails, partridges, egrets, herons, cormorants, corts, spot bills, and owls. Brahminy ducks, cranes, stokes and waders are the migratory birds that live in the sanctuary.
Climate[edit]
Get in[edit]
By rail[edit]
The nearest railway station is Nardona, 40 km (25 mi) on Western Railway and Chailsgaon, at 125 km (78 mi) on the Mumbai-Bhusawal route.
By plane[edit]
The nearest airport is at Aurangabad, which is 215 km (134 mi) from the sanctuary.
By road[edit]
The nearest town is Shirpur, 15 km (9.3 mi) away, and the nearest city is Dhule, 70 km (43 mi) from the sanctuary. Both places are well connected with regular bus routes.
Fees and permits[edit]
Get around[edit]
See and do[edit]
- 1 Aner Dam.
