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Kanger Ghati National Park

The Kanger Ghati National Park in Chhattisgarh bears a living testimony to the helping hands that have been forwarded by the Indian environmentalists and avid animal lovers alike.

Located in the Bastar district near the Kholaba River, Kanger Ghati National Park (also called Kanger Valley National Park) provides you much more than Wildlife in Chhattisgar. The Kailash Caves, the Kotumsar Caves and the Dandak caves provide ample scope to the tourists for exploring this dense terrain.

The park came into being in 1982. It is named after the Kanger River which flows near the Park. This 200 square kilometer National park starts from Tirathgarh waterfall and ends near the Kolab River in the Orissa border.

 

The park is divided into two ranges Kotumsar and Koleng which is again divided into different compartments. The caves and the natural vegetation of the place support a wide variety of wildlife population. For instance the Kotumsar Cave shelters fish. A wide variety of snakes like python, cobra, karait, dhaman, flying snake, thrives in the grasslands of the Park.

Kanger Ghati National Park also has a rich variety of avian life with eagle, woodpecker, owl, red jungle fowl, peacock, and kingfisher. The whole place is a study in myriad colors. The Eastern part of the Park abounds in wild Gaurs. This part of the park is less visited by humans and tourists as it is steeper and denser.

Rest houses, hotels, lodges, and resorts of good quality are available for lodging at Jagdalpur. Inside the park, forest rest houses at Kotumsar and Tirathgarh are available.  If you are considering a tour to Chhattisgarh be sure to include this exciting National Park in your travel itinerary.
 

Getting There

Entry into the national park is permitted form Netanar and Kotumsar barriers. Netanar barrier is situated at 33 km from Jagdalpur on the road passing through village Sargipal, Bodal, Murma, and Netanar. The park starts after 3 km from the Netanar barrier.

Main entry of the park is from Kotumsar barrier situated at 27 km from Jagdalpur on the Jagdalpur-Darbha road i.e. NH 221 (connecting Jagdalpur to Vijayawada in Andhra Pradesh). Inside the park there is good network of Murram and Kutcha roads.

Jagdalpur has its own Railway Station named as Jagdalpur Railway Station. It is well connected with the cities like Raipur, Bilaspur, Delhi, Puri and Visakhapatnam.

Jagdalpur (27 km) is the nearest railhead and bus stand from the Kanger Ghati National Park.

Nearest airport to Jagdalpur is Jagdalpur Airport, located around very near to city center. The airport currently not provided any scheduled flight. The nearest domestic / international Airport from Jagdalpur is Swami Vivekananda International Airport, Raipur, roughly 6 hours drive (295 km) from Jagdalpur. It is well connected with major cities like Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Delhi and Mumbai etc.

For local transport, the commuters have the options of city bus and auto-rickshaw. Auto rickshaws are the popular mode of local commuting.
 

 

   

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