Sunabeda Wildlife Sanctuary ||Beniadhas Waterfall ||Odisha Tourism ||NUAPADA ||BEST PICNIC SPOT ||

#sunabedawildlifesanctuary #odishatoursim #nuapada #bestpicnicspot #beniadhas #naturephotography #nature_lovers #trending #new #lets_go_yatra Sunabeda Wildlife Sanctuary in Nuapada district is largely a grass-covered plateau adjoining Udanti and Sitanadi Sanctuaries of Chhatisgarh State. The sanctuary is an attraction to eco-tourists because of waterfalls, caves, archaeological sites at Giribaman, Jumlagarh Fort and Muraguda, and the bird observation points at Jalki and Raital Bandh in Maraguda. Sunabeda is home to tigers and leopards alongwith other species like Hyena, Barking Deer, Chital, Gaur, Sambar, Sloth Bear, Hill Myna, Pea Fowl, Partridge etc and a number of reptilian species also inhabit the sanctuary. Sunabeda Wildlife Sanctuary has an excellent bio-diversity and an unique eco-system. Sunabeda Wildlife Sanctuary has an excellent bio-diversity and an unique eco-system. It has the potential for great tourist attraction due to the wilderness in its natural condition, waterfalls and historical monuments. This Sanctuary, being the source of origin and catchment of Jonk, Sunder and Indra rivers, plays an important role in socio-economic development of the locality. The valley, below the Sunabeda Wildlife Sanctuary along the Jonk river, has brick structures that date back to the time of the Koshala kingdom. The sanctuary is an ideal habitat for Barasingha. It forms a migration link for wild buffaloes across the two states of Odisha and Chhatisgarh. By Road : Sunabeda Wildlife Sanctuary is 35 KM away from District Headquarters, Nuapada. By Rail : The nearest railway station is at Nuapada Road on Raipur-Vijayanagaram line of East Coast railway. By Air : Raipur airport is the nearest which is 185 km away and is connected with Delhi, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Mumbai, Bengaluru. #sunabedawildlifesanctuary #odishatoursim #nuapada #bestpicnicspot #beniadhas #naturephotography #nature_lovers #trending #new #lets_go_yatra