Wednesday, 22 April 2015

Enjoy the Natural Wilderness during holidays in Goa

Holidays in Goa are more than just beaches, churches, feni, and a happening nightlife. The coastal state is blessed with immense natural beauty & breathtaking wilderness owing to the Western Ghats which is endowed with varied flora and fauna. Enjoy the wild side of the Goa touring destinations like:
Bhagwan Mahaveer Sanctuary
Spread over 240 sq km, the sanctuary is home to pristine evergreen and deciduous forests at different altitudes. The sanctuary serves as a home to rare Black Panther, varieties of deer, bison, several members of the primate family, porcupines and migratory birds. Numerous varieties of butterflies have made it their abode as well.

Cotigao Wildlife Sanctuary
Notable for its dense forest cover, tree lovers have found their haven. Bears, wild boars, deer and monkeys, plentiful species of birds and some species of eagles are easily spotted here. Talpona river flows through the area. The wilderness has made it possible for several tribal communities to preserve their fast fading lifestyle.

Dudhsagar Falls
The Sea of Milk as the Dudhsagar Falls is named is one of the most impressive in the Western Ghats. The best season to visit is in the monsoons as the waterfalls are its full glory. There are various Goa Tour Packages designed to let visitors explore the mystical ambiance. A trip here is a test of fitness.


Mhadei Wildlife Sanctuary
Known as International Bird Area, a bird watcher's paradise is home to 255 bird species, including Nilgiri wood-pigeon and crimson-backed sunbird. There is also over 257-recorded species of butterflies fluttering around. The 208 sq km area is blessed with diverse fauna & flora.


Salim Ali Bird Sanctuary

Named after the famous ornithologist, Dr. Salim Ali Bird Sanctuary is located along the Mandovi River in Chorao Island. Spread over 440 acres of thick mangrove forest it is a natural nesting ground of birds. The haven for birds is home to different varieties of swallows, bulbuls, kingfishers, swans, woodpeckers, hornbills, etc.

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