Tal Chappar Wildlife Sanctuary , Nagaur
About Tal Chappar Wildlife Sanctuary
Tal Chhapar Wildlife Sanctuary is located in the Churu district of Shekhawati regeion of Rajasthan, Tal Chappar Wildlife Sanctuary is famous amongst all wild life admirers for the endangered species of antelope called Black Buck. It is also home to some rare migratory birds like the Harriers.
As the word "tal" denotes plane lands, this place has appearance very similar to savanna. A variety of edible grass known as the Mothiya also grows here. During winters migratory birds visit this bird sanctuary. The best season to observe all these avifauna is September onwards.
You can stay inside the sanctuary, in the two rest houses maintained by the forest department.
Freedom to make your own trip!
What you want, when you want and how you want.
Places to Visit near Tal Chappar Wildlife Sanctuary
Ladnun, Rajasthan
20.2 km from Tal Chappar Wildlife Sanctuary - See map
Ladnun a city located in the Nagaur district is famous Jain pilgrim destinations. This place has the one of the most splendid Jain temples crafted...
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Salasar Balaji Temple, Rajasthan
35.4 km from Tal Chappar Wildlife Sanctuary - See map
Salasar Balaji temple sees a rush of devotees of Lord Hanuman all time of the year. But it is considered auspicious to visit the temple during the...
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Ratangarh Fort, Churu, Rajasthan
44.7 km from Tal Chappar Wildlife Sanctuary - See map
Ratangarh fort built on the Agra Bikaner highway by Ratan Singh who was the king of Bikaner in 1820. While the fort was built due importance was...
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Laxmangarh Fort, Rajasthan
68.3 km from Tal Chappar Wildlife Sanctuary - See map
The most imposing building of Sikar, Lakshmangarh fort, (owned by the Jhunjhunwala Family) looms over the well laid out township on its west side....
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Nakrasar, Rajasthan
79.7 km from Tal Chappar Wildlife Sanctuary - See map
Nakrasar is a small village in the Churu district of Rajasthan. This place is famous for the Satguru Dhama and the Durga temple. Other than these...
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Sethani Ka Johara, Rajasthan
86.8 km from Tal Chappar Wildlife Sanctuary - See map
Sethani Ka Johara was a reservoir constructed to give respite to the natives from the famine in 1956. This was built under relief project by widow...
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Sikar, Rajasthan
88.8 km from Tal Chappar Wildlife Sanctuary - See map
Sikar a city located in the Shikawati region is famous for the frescoes located in Raghunath temple, Madan Mohan temple and Gopinath temple....
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Dadhimati Temple, Rajasthan
92.8 km from Tal Chappar Wildlife Sanctuary - See map
Dadhimati Mata Temple was built during the 4th century by the Gupta dynasty. Very famous amongst the Dadhich Brahmins as the Dadhimati goddess is...
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Dundlod Fort (Heritage Hotel), Rajasthan
94.7 km from Tal Chappar Wildlife Sanctuary - See map
Dundlod is famous for the Dundlod fort which is a 17th century fort of the Rajputana clan and now has been restored and converted to a heritage...
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Kuchaman Fort, Rajasthan
98.7 km from Tal Chappar Wildlife Sanctuary - See map
Kuchaman fort is the place embossed in the History of the Royals of Jodhpur as the place where the gold and silver coins for their dynasty were...
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