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Anerdam Wildlife Sanctuary

Anerdam Wildlife Sanctuary is a popular wildlife preserver in the western Indian state of Maharashtra. Located on Bombay-Agra national Highway in Shirpur Tehsil of Dhule District, the sanctuary is a part of the southwestern range of Satpura range.

Shares its boundaries with Yawal Sanctuary in Madhya Pradesh, the sanctuary was notified as a wildlife sanctuary in the year 1986. It covers a total area of 82.94 sq km.

Its location, a perfect place to view a wide range of wildlife and the picturesque sceneries make it a favourite holiday destination for a family and friends. It was once extremely rich in wildlife, now it is trying to regain its previous status.

 

Most of the region comprises degraded scrub forests. The place is very rich natural vegetation. Some of the trees found here are Babul, Bel, Palas, Salaia, Khair, Terminenalia, Hiwar etc. Some of the common shrubs are Kusal, Bhuri, Kusali, Vitex Nigundo, Solanium Giganteum, Lantna, Zizphus Helicteres Isora and many more. Grasses that are locally named as Bhuri, Rosa, Kusal, Sheda, Kunda and Kusali.

Some common animals found here are Barking Deer's,Chikaras, Hares, Porcupines and Jungle Cats. Monitor Lizard is the common reptile in this sanctuary. A large variety of birds can also be seen here. The permanent residents of the sanctuary include Egrets, Qualis, Owls, Partridges, Peafs, Herons, Corts, Spot Bills, Cormorants, Eagle Hamers and Owls etc.

During the winter months, the sanctuary attracts a lot of migratory birds, primarily Cranes, Stokes, Brahming Ducks and many Waders.


Getting There

The Laling village is located 9.65 km from the Dhule city on a busy Mumbai-Agra NH3 Highway. The path from the old Hemadpanti Temple leads to the Fort. After climbing halfway there are steps to climb up the fort. The climbing is very easy and gentle.

Dhule is one of the few cities in the Maharashtra State which is located on the junction of three National Highways, these being NH-3, NH-6 and NH-211. Through the Asian Highway project, portions of NH3 and NH6 passing through Dhule have been converted into numbered Asian Highways AH47 & AH46 respectively.

Dhule Railway Station is connected to Chalisgaon Junction Railway Station under Central Railways. The Chalisgaon Dhule Passenger runs between the two stations four times a day. The train also carries reserved coaches for Mumbai, which are connected to another train from Chalisgaon onwards.

Dhule Airport is situated near Gondur village, about 8 km from the Dhule. Currently there are no scheduled airlines operating at this Airport. The nearest domestic airport from Dhule is Aurangabad Airport, located at Aurangabad, roughly 155 km from Dhule, three and a half hours drive via MH SH 22. The airport is well connected to many major cities like Mumbai, Nagpur and New Delhi etc.

 

   

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