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Posted by
Pratap Singh
on
April 29, 2016
Me and my gand decided to share a story here at
indianwildlifeclub.com that even is India's biggest urban city wildlife exists. Yes in New Delhi we might not have a big national park like
Ranthambore Tiger Reserve but there are some green spaces which a wildlife lover might find attractive to visit.
So lets get started with Asola Bhatti Wildlife Sanctuary
At Asola Bhatti Wildlife Sanctuary one can escape the urbanest of New Delhi and see a large variety of birds and animals like 200+ species of birds, 100 butterflies species, jungle cat, jackals, blackbuck, nilgai and
most popular & my favorite black-naped hare which is also referred as Indian hare.
Along with this there is CEC (Conservation Education Center) & Bombay Natural History Society has a small presentation for visitors which educate on Flora & Fauna of Arvalli and also teaches how to conserve it.
Most guests here which I noticed were families with small children and I also met with a family who
run a nice hotel in south Delhi by the name of Hotel GTC who told us that this sanctuary is perfect for those who wants to educate their children about the importance of wildlife. Good thought.
We visited the Sanctuary in April which is pretty hot. So I will suggest that the best months to spend a day here is in Winters of New Delhi which are from the months of September to February. Plus I will also suggest to carry extra bottles of water as this
is an eco-zone so you won't find much options of water bottles inside the park.
For travelers who are especially visiting Delhi to explore Asola Bhatti Wildlife Sanctuary, accommodation option nearby are Greater Kailash or Noida. And if you want any extra information then feel free to comment of share this post on Twitter along with @jsc_999,
I will love to assist.
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