Mayureshwar Wildlife Sanctuary is one of my personal favourite Sanctuary around Pune. This place is famous for Indian Gazelle (Chinkara) and is very close to many towns like Supe, Saswad, Baramati, Yavat near Pune. The forest department has a nice interpretation centre here at the Sanctuary. Entry fees for the Sanctuary is ₹ 60 per person. Charges for vehicle are ₹ 100 per car. Camera charges are ₹ 200. It is recommended to carry binoculars for better views from the watch towers in the Sanctuary. Please carry your water bottles and light snacks along with you if you are planning to be in the Sanctuary for a longer time duration. You can drive from Pune to Mayureshwar Wildlife Sanctuary via Solapur Highway crossing Yavat and then take a right turn from Waghapur Chaufula and drive straight to Supe village. You can also drive from Pune via Saswad, Jejuri, Morgaon to Supe. There is also one route from Mayureshwar to Saswad through an internal road via small villages.

Good development & reserved sanctuary for Chinkaras. Enjoyed drive on internal roads, it was cloudy & could observe many deers. One can spend couple of hours & have nice time with family & friends. If small children are in group then it's more enjoyments. No other arrangements in sanctuary. All gates are unmanned . Very safe to move around. Different fauna & flowers .

Near to Jejuri temple, no entry fee. deer can be seen during monsoon. we went in 1st week of may. around 20-25 deer were seen. around 30 kms from Jejuri. next visit will be in monsoon. 2 wheeler & 4 wheeler both are preferable.

This sanctuary is the best place to spot Chinkaras. You will definitely get to see it. If you are lucky you get to see hyenas, jackals, foxes, and wolves too. You can take your car inside. Closing time is 6pm. Very good for wildlife photographers and nature lovers.

Mayureshwar is a small package with a lot of force, Chinkara are in abundance which is good to see, they are small and nible and blend well with the sun parched grass so keep an eye out, they are also quit shy so if too close not only them but any other Chinkara around will run. Mayureshwar is filled with wildlife, I have seen shrikes, lapwings, falcons, deer, kingfishers, bee eaters and more. There are towers stationed across the park so you'll get a good view, I recommend going in the evening before sunset or morning if in Pune leave at around 5:30 to 6:00 if in Mumbai it will take you approx 2 hours to pune and another hour or 40 minutes from Pune to the sanctuary, fun fact there is also supposedly the first Ganpathi temple ever made over there. You can enter free with the car (or I have atleast) do not recommend walking by foot do not do that, instead taking a silent car with high clearance to keep away from the occasional big rock, so do keep that in mind. If you wanna get a camera minimum zoom should be 18x optical, any less than that and it's useless, you will need a camera with a fast auto focus, or you should be fast at focusing as the animals there are small and nimble. You can stay overnight but do so in the towers due to their being a pack of well knnown wild dogs, striped hyenas, the Indian wolf and jackals, all of which can do lots of damage to you, another reason not to walk, and that's pretty much it, enjoy.

Not an exciting spot. Some deers could be seen. All gates are wide open though there is notice warning visitors not to enter without tickets and that it is crime to do so. No guard to check on gates. No one bothers to see if you have purchased tickets or not. Forest department should take note of this.

Visited this place on 13 Dec 2020 (Sunday ride). Its Closed. Only the road is open which passes through this area. Bike riders can go for Offroading experience. Rest 🌝 ghanta na kuch dikhnewala except Cow, horse, Buffalo, cat, crow & Deers.

Saw a lot of Chinkaras, some good and rare birds as well. You can drive around inside but that will scare the animals away. Park at places and walk around.

Nice quite place, high probability u will see deer, need to bring some food as no good resto is nearby

Sanctuary where you can find chinkaras mostly. Lovely place to relax and soak the vastness of the space

Smallest wildlife sanctuary of India. 70 kms from Pune. Good place to spot deer and variety of birds.

Not worth a visit if you already have been to zoos and guided tours in other wildlife sanctuaries. Forest office is a good 1 km away from the actual wildlife area. Also, they charge 30/- per person as entry fees, 100/- for camera and 100/- for car. You can hire guides for 250/-. You can drive your own car here. There is no one to stop you if you directly enter the forest area without buying tickets. We spotted only deers and some birds. Land is barren.

Mayureshwar sanctuary near Morgaon in Pune district is a grassland reserve. This grassland is home to Indian Gazelle ( chinkara) , indian fox, grey wolf and hyena. Birds of grassland like lapwing, Indian courser, larks, pipits, Sandgrouse, Francoline can be seen here. You need to pay entry fee for persons & vehicle, camera fee before entering sanctuary. Best season to visit is from October to February.