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Sulai waterfall near Gulhar ghat

NARNALA SECTOR :

(1) Shahanur to Narnal Fort ( 8 Km.)

(2) Narnala to Gullarghat

WAN SANCTUARY SECTOR :

Trekkers gathered at ‘Wan road’ railway station.

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Arieal view of ‘Wan Road’ Railway Station on Akola-Khandwa line.

Another view of waterfall on River Wan between Rly Station to barukheda

(1) Wari Hanuman Mandir to Wan Dam ( 2 Km.)

(2) Wan Road Railway Station, Nagartas to Wan Dam

(3) Wari hanuman to Mangeri mahadev

(4) Wan railway station to barukheda (4kms).

SOMTHANA SECTOR :

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(1) Amona to Dhargarh Shiv Temple ( 7 Km.)

(2) Mothakheda to Hirakund ( 9 Km.)

KHATKALI

(1) Khatkali to Khatkali Waterfall

The whole series of fortifications consists of three district fortsstretching in line from east to west.

 

Teliyagarh Rock, best for rapelling and rock climbing

 

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Spot for chimney climbing at Mahakali Darwaza

ABOUT WILDLIFE : 

Footprints of Leopard on Narnala Fort

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Indian Rock Python in sanctuary

Common wild animals observed in the sanctuary are Tiger, Leopard,

Four Horned Antelopes, Sloth Bear, Ratel, Wolf, Jungle Cats, Wild bears,

Sambar, Barking Deer, Hyaena and Fox. 

Yellow Chick Tit

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Butterflies

About 150 species of birds are sighted in this area along with variety

of butterflies reptiles, amphibians and fishes.

SENSITIVE ECOSYSTEM OF THE SANCTUARY :

The area through small in extent but is quite sensitive. The habitat is

disturbed due to biotic interference like grazing, fire, illicit cutting and poaching

which have adverse effect on endangered species and bio-diversity of the region.