Kailadevi Wild Life Sanctuary - National forest in Chaube Ki Guwari - Karauli, India

Keladevi Wildlife Sanctuary is an expansion of the Ranthambore National Park and is spread in an Area of 676.40 SQ. km. It has Banas River in Westside and the Chambal River in the southeast. This National Park is named after the Keladevi Temple. Visitors going to the Park can likewise see the high slopes in the insides alongside the thick timberland. Besides, voyagers can likewise notice a few khos, for example, chirmul, ghanteshwar and khadi . This Forest is a house for some creatures including chinkara, wild hog, and jackal. Aside from these, tiger, panther, sloth bear, hyena, wolf, and sambhar are a portion of alternate creatures found in the Forest. Some edited picture.

What a beautiful forest and wildlife sanctuary

There is no safari facility here. There is a temple which is 4 km inside century. the road is bad. Try going on a bike. We can go inside for many kilometres in three century.

Dence forest, beautiful mountains and bharatpur keoladeo national park , band baretha , van vihar and ramsagar dholpur , chambal gadiyal sanctuary , sariska alwar and ranthambor all near and we can see dolphins in chambal so near kailadevi sanctuary we can see a good wildlife

Very nice

Best place to visit specially on weekends with family and friends in group

The woods are really great, u can find Tigers roaming around.

Beautiful place but in these days animals are disappearing