The wildlife sanctuary is a treat for nature lovers .. the bright red rhodendendrons add so much colour to the jungle that it mesmerises you. The view from the zero point is spectacular and the walk through the sanctuary is healing .. the silence interrupted...More

we started our trek from pithsain few kms from thalisain. Pithsain is the last stop for bus or taxi , from there the trek is about 12 km upto shiva temple and around 15-16km upto Brahma dhungi.Its near almorah, kumaon, uttarakhand. The trek passes through...More

A visit to Binsar isn't complete without a trip to the wildlife sanctuary. the sanctuary was essentially built to protect a species of oak and isn't about wild animals, etc. However, nature lovers would love it for the beauty of the hills and the thick...More

We had visted this sanctuary in the month of may 2017 and stayed at TRH Binsar. Binsar wildlife is good for those who want seclude, serene, and stay away from civilization kind of atmosphere. This place is supposed to be heaven for bird photography, but...More

I start from Choukori with Tarun Joshi my guide and driver with his celerio.I stooped at patal Bhubaneswar Joshi come with me in side cave he has a very good knowledge about this place.Then we start for Binsar ,Joshi took jungle road after passing Dhaulchina...More

Majestic, calm, peaceful place. It's on kind of rain forest and will give you that feeling when you trek through the forest. If you want enjoy the local wild life then you need stay limited guest house available inside the forest.

It's located on top of the hill. However, it's more of a dense jungle in the hills rather than a wildlife sanctuary. Tourist guides who are supposed to guide for bird watching are very egoistic about their rates. Entry fees is 150 INR per adult....More

Nothing any wild life in Binsar even not found birds only monkeys was found in whole wild life sanctuary, wasted of money & time to see this.

Though we did'nt spotted any wildlife animals there but still we enjoyed up travelling till there . While on way we spotted a dog named as SIMBA(AS PER LOCALS TOLD US) . He was the alone living animal there . We did trekking to the...More

On top of the mountain and the world is what you feel when you are driving thru winding mountain roads on a steep climb from BINSAR of about 10 kms. to reach top of the mountain and feel close to nature and heaven . Lots...More