Chandoli National Park - National park in Mandur - Sangli, India

A good place to enjoy with family and friends. Jungle safari experience in the dense forest of Sahyadri Tiger Reserve is very nice. There is some fee to pay for the jungle safari. Chandoli National Park has many places like Chandoli Dam View Point, Watch Tower, Windmill, Waterfalls. There is a place where you can swim near the dam.

It is good if you love spending time in nature. But in jungle safari you can hardly see any animal. There is small chance you can see animals only if you take first jungle safari ride at morning 6 am (If you're lucky) otherwise just enjoy nature ride.

Visit at morning or evening if you want to see animals.

Good place to hand out with friends, Specially Chandoli Dam And nearest sunset view...Different trees and plants r thr but hardly you can see any animal n birds like snake, squirrel,peacock, Monkey,owl,junglefowl.

Better place where we enjoy monsoon vibes clearly. As all covered with greenery it gives feel of calm. Biggest attraction of this one to see wildlife. If luck us may see . but we not seen but footprints of tiger found near pond. Beautiful place where beauty of nature seen. Restroom are not available. Wide scope to improve it.

Good place for family outings, sahyadri forest is good, but there are not much animals to see. There is one river , the river view is very greenary and beautiful.

Expansive, beautiful, full of greenery. Not an ideal place to spot a lot of animals and birds though. Good place to visit for locals, wouldn't suggest travelling far for it.

Chandoli National Park is one of the most popular national parks not only in Maharashtra but in entire India. Chandoli Sanctuary is located in the western part of Maharashtra, at the junction of Sangli, Kolhapur, Satara, and Ratnagiri District. Chandoli Wildlife Sanctuary in Sangli has sprawling vegetation making it an ideal habitation for a wide variety of mammals, reptiles, and bird species. People from all over India visit Chandoli National Park for wild natural beauty and also for seeing the amazing variety of various flora and fauna species. Occupying a major spot in Maharashtra wildlife tour itinerary Chandoli Wildlife Sanctuary is also subject to a number of conservation programs undertaken by the government, the local tourist department, and also various wildlife agencies for conserving its rich flora and fauna. Chandoli National Park receives its water supply from the Chandoli Dam which is built on the Warna river. The forest of Chandoli is a mixture of Malabar Coast moist forests and North Western Ghats' moist deciduous forests. Chandoli Wildlife Sanctuary is home to around 23 different species of mammal along with 20 species of reptiles and amphibians. Tigers, panthers, leopard cats, sloth bears, gaurs, bears, barking dears, and mice dear are some commonly spotted animals in the Chandoli forests. The history of Chandoli National Park goes back to the 17th century. Chandoli National Park is the place where two forts of Shivaji Maharaj rests, i.e. Prachitgad and Bhairavgad. Prachitgad was used as an observation point by Sambhaji Maharaj, the son of Shivaji Maharaj. With a huge bird population of around 123 different species of birds, Chandoli Wildlife Sanctuary is also a preferred destination for bird watching. Spring is the best season for bird-watching tours when a wide variety of birds can be easily sighted. You will also find many different types of plants in the Chandoli National Park area. Chandoli National Park is actually a part of the Sahyadri Tiger Reserve and is also one of the newest national parks in the country. Guides and other facilities for forest safaris and though it receives many visitors during the winter season, the best time for paying a visit to Chandoli National Park in the spring when the trees and flowers in the forests are in full bloom and there is also more probability of sighting birds and animals. Best time to visit Chandoli National Park The best time to visit me is from is October to February. Chandoli National Park observes heavy rainfall over around 3,500 mm (140 in) in the month of June, July, August, and September hence it is advisable not to visit during the monsoon season. Weather in Chandoli National Park Sangli As Chandoli National Park receives heavy rainfall in the monsoon hence the weather remains cold around the year. In winter the temperature is in the range of 15degC to 25degC and in Summer around 20degC to 30degC.