5/5 Ayushman S. 2 years ago on Google
I
must
say
its
a
pretty
awesome
place.
Look,
its
not
a
place
known
for
its
regular
sightings
like
Ranthambore
National
park,
but
the
scenery
of
this
place
is
gorgeous.
I'm
a
wildlife
researcher
and
I
have
visited
several
national
parks
and
reserves
in
India,
but
I
found
Kumbhalgarh
National
Park
one
of
the
most
beautiful
in
terms
of
landscape.
The
place
comprises
large
number
of
mammals,
reptiles,
amphibians,
etc.,
namely,
leopard,
Sloth
bear,
indian
wolf,
striped
hyena,
sambar,
wild
boar,
golden
jackal,
chausingha
Indian
fox,
caracal,
jungle
cat,
nilgai,
etc.
During
my
trip,
I
have
sighted
a
leopard,
several
langurs,
ruddy
mongoose,
sambar,
peafowl,
jungle
fowl,
etc.
Although,
sighting
of
a
leopard
is
a
matter
of
chance,
and
I
was
very
lucky
that
I
saw
one.
If
your
only
goal
is
to
see
a
large
carnivore,
visit
the
zoo
instead.
This
place
is
all
about
its
landscape,
which
will
surely
captivate
you.
It
is
almost
170
kms
away
from
the
Udaipur
city,
and
a
taxi
(sedan)
will
charge
approx
3k-4k
for
it.
You
can
visit
Ranakpur
Jain
temple
and
Kumbhalgarh
fort
during
the
trip,
which
are
nearby
tourist
spots
(and
I
don't
think
these
two
places
need
introduction).
I
would
recommend
you
to
take
evening
safari,
as
I
have
heard
that
there
are
more
chances
of
sighting
during
that
time
(In
Kumbhalgarh
Sanctuary).
Although,
its
a
matter
of
chance.
There
a
forest
chowki
named
"aareth
chowki",
where
you
can
book
your
safari.
I
would
recommend
you
to
first
book
an
evening
safari,
and
then
you
can
visit
the
Kumbhalgarh
fort
in
the
remaining
time
(which
itself
is
huge
and
magnificent).
There's
also
a
place
named
"Fish
point"
nearby
(barely
2-3
kms
away),
which
is
basically
a
small
lake
(Hammeripal
lake)
where
you
can
see
a
large
number
of
african
catfish
(its
quite
unreal).
Its
a
less
crowded
place,
so
you
can
spend
some
quality
time
over
there.
Kumbhalgarh
National
Park
was
considered
as
one
of
the
reintroduction
sites
of
Asiatic
lions,
while
at
present
the
likelihood
of
reintroduction
of
tigers
to
Kumbhalgarh
National
Park
is
quite
high..
So
it’s
quite
obvious
that
there’s
something
good
about
this
place.
Camera
doesn't
do
justice
to
this
place.
If
you
are
visiting
Udaipur
or
Kumbhalgarh
fort,
without
any
second
thought
book
your
safari.
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