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Overview
In Himachal Pradesh, slopes of the great Himalayas are crowded with deodar and fir trees, which are a perfect for wildlife. Thousands of tourists, photographers and wildlife enthusiasts reconcile every year for not only to explore wildlife over here but also admire impeccable beauty of the Himalayans regions.
There are many wildlife sanctuaries and national parks situated in the dense foliage of Himachal Pradesh which are not only meant for wildlife conservation but also attract loads of tourists. There are in total 32 sanctuaries, 2 national parks and 3 wildlife reserves. Manali wildlife sanctuary is one of the magnificent gems in Himachal Pradesh.
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Summary
Manali sanctuary is situated in the dense forest which is about 2 km from the main town of Manali. A dense foliage area of 3,180 hectares was declared as the Manali sanctuary on February 26, 1954, under the Punjab Birds and Wildlife Animal Protection act, 1993. Since then, Manali Sanctuary is a resident place for many wildlife species like leopard, Monal, snow Leopard, musk deer, brown bear and many more.
Tourists can also find rare species roaming in the glacier zone, especially in summer. Hence, the best time to visit Manali sanctuary is in-between October to February. The myriad flora consists of horse chestnut, Kali, walnuts, deodar, maple. The famous Dhungri Temple also lies here.
Add-on Facilities
Sight seeing at various sacred places near Manali, adventure in the forests, guidance and crucial information related to animals, birds and sanctuaries, ticket booking/reservations, accommodation, comfortable commuting and sumptuous food are the part of some facilities being provided in your tour to Manali Sanctuary.
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