Most beautiful place of Tripura. In every vacation we visit different places of Tripura. As far we've seen, Narkelkunz is the best. We wanted to stay at night. But, it was not possible due to insufficient arrangements. Whoever loves Nature and trips, must go there. It's a little piece of heaven in Tripura
Guys, let me tell you... As I was out to visit this place with my motorcycle, the road is so damn adorable from Nutan bazar. Didn't got to see a single person or any other vehicles into this road. Then after riding some KMs, I got a point written on a board 'GOMATI WILD LIFE SANCTUARY'. I stopped and looked out and asked local people about it where to go from on it, they said that I only need to go by boat, where a small ghat (port) was just a slope down the road. I found the ghat very interesting of many boats, which creates a scene on my mind of Chinese movies boat ports. Then, when I asked about the fare, the boat owner said it's Rs.1,500 for single if I reserve, but actually its Rs.140 per person if anyone go on bulk of 50. He also said that, the sanctuary is about 2 hours travelling distance up and down. So, after hearing the fare, I decided not to go there as I didn't have that much cash with me also I found it as much expensive. So, I just said its ok and came to my room.
It is the largest sanctuary of Tripura. The sanctuary is located in the south-East corner of the state in between the Gomati District & Dhailai District. Its area is 289.54 Kms. Adjoining the sanctuary, there is a vast water reservoir covering approximately 300sq.kms. This water reservoir attracts many resident and migratory water birds, It also has Elephants, Bison, Sambar, Barking Deer, Wild goat or Serow apart from many other animals and reptiles. The Sanctuary can be approached via Ambassa and Gandachara or via Amarpur-Jatanbari.
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Pablakhali Wildlife Sanctuary
Type: udyaan
Contributed By: Nayeem ,Indian Travel Places,Amazing Bangladesh
Brief
Tucked into the northeast corner of the Chittagong Hill Tracts, the Pablakhali Wildlife Sanctuary is home to elephants and a wide variety of other animals. The sanctuary is the finest hill forest remaining in Bangladesh and it also an important wetland site.
The Pablakhali Wildlife Sanctuary in Bangladesh is located in the Rangamati District in the Chittagong division. It was established in 1983 so the wildlife and vegetation in the sanctuary is quite settled and well-developed. It is not a very big wildlife sanctuary, as it only covers 420.87 square kilometers, however that does not mean it has nothing to offer. Quite to the contrary, this tiny little sanctuary is positively teaming with life! Some of the animals you can expect to see here include capped langur, hoolock, Asian elephant, rhesus macaque, gibbon, tiger, otters, wild boars, guar, Indian muntjac, Indian python and sambar. Bird lovers can look forward to seeing herons, egrets, little grebe, common coot, common moorhen, waterfowl, white-winged wood duck, Asian openbill stork and more. There are also small cats, dholes and dozens of other animals living in this fascinating wildlife sanctuary. Nature lovers will find that much of this diversity is owing to the regions great topographical diversity. The area is well watered and varies in altitude.
The best time to visit the Pablakhali Wildlife Sanctuary in Bangladesh is between November and May. Visitors can choose between bird safaris and jungle safaris and both are equally rewarding. Accommodation can be found in the immediate area by way of two rest houses. You will find that both Bangla and English is spoken here, so most people can find a way to communicate with the locals and tour guides. The nearest town is Rangamati which can be easily reached by road or rail. Most visitors will touch down at the Shah Amanat International Airport in Chittagong before taking the train to Rangamati en route to the Pablakhali Wildlife Sanctuary. Whatever way you choose to get there, make sure that you do end up visiting this great wildlife sanctuary!
Adventure: Jungle safari, Bird safari
Wild Life: Tiger, Gaur, Asian Elephant, Rhesus Macaque, Capped Langur, Hoolock Gibbon, Dhole, Small Cats, Otters, Wild Boar, Indian Muntjac, and Sambar,Waterfowl, Little Grebe, Herons, Egrets, Common Moorhen, Common Coot, Asian Openbill Stork, and White-winged Wood Duck, Indian python
Location: At the northern end of Kaptai Lake in the south-eastern part of Kassalong Reserve Forest in the Chittagong Hill Tracts, some 112 km from Rangamati Town. The western boundary is formed by the Kassalong River.
Area: 42,087 hectares
Outstanding Features:
* Wide variety of mammals, including elephants
* A refuge for birds
* Beautiful hilly terrain ranging from 100-300 m
Brief History: It was established as a game sanctuary in June 1962, later declared as Wildlife Sanctuary in 1983.
Habita, Flora & Fauna: Three forest types can be distinguished in the sanctuary: tropical wet evergreen forest; tropical Semi-evergreen; and tropical moist deciduous forest. Among larger mammals, the most important is the population of Asian Elephant. Other mammals are Rhesus Macaque, Capped langur, hoolock Gibbon, Dhole, small cats, otters, wild Boar, and Sambar. There are also numerous bird species in the Sanctuary.
The location is great...I wish for better boat facility,proper pricing,toilet facility,rest room,proper market to eat and buy,and roads need to broaden up with safety measures