Kileshwar Campsite is a new dimension in Barada Lion Safari by the Gujarat Forest Department

There is a very good news for the environment lovers and wild animal lovers as line safari has been started in Barada Dungar range near Porbandar, Jamnagar and Devbhoomi Dwarka district. While the jungle is and it is a unique experience to believe it, this diverse Barda Line Safari brings the audience face to face today.

The diverse habitats of Barda Wildlife Sanctuary shelter 368 plant species, including 59 trees, 83 shrubs, 200 shrubs and 26 vine species. While among the 368 species of plants, the proportion of scurvy is the highest at 54 percent. Then there are 23 percent plants, 16 percent trees and 09 percent vines. Rayan Barda is one of the most important species among plants.

After almost 14 decades, this forest area is once again enjoying the presence of Asiatic lions. In addition, the sanctuary is home to a total of 22 mammal species, including leopards, wild cats, hartebeests, hyenas, hyenas, jackals, lynxes and rabbits, apart from lions. Apart from this, the sanctuary is also home to animals like deer, saber, chital, nilgai and wild boar.

This sanctuary includes 269 species of birds, which is a pride for all citizens. In which birds like Peacock, Pheasant, Dudhraj, Yellow-billed Plover, Bulbul, Chash, Desi Neelkanth, White-throated Warbler are seen migrating.

Barda Jungle Safari covers the most picturesque areas of Bhanwad - Ranawav as well as Barda Wildlife Sanctuary. Through this safari, tourists will have a thrilling experience of the rich biodiversity of Barda Wildlife Sanctuary. This safari trail offers an opportunity to witness the rich flora and unique fauna of Barda Wildlife Sanctuary passing by the majestic Keel ganga River.

Tourists are required to book in advance at the ticket counter to get a safari permit. Online booking facility for this permit will also be available in the near future.

The hilly and hilly topography of Barda region covers an area of ​​about 215 sq km. Out of which 192.31 square km. The area has been officially declared as a wildlife sanctuary under the Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972. Barda Wildlife Sanctuary is spread over two districts, Porbandar and Devbhoomi Dwarka.

Barda Wildlife Sanctuary can be reached in cities like Porbandar, Jamjodhpur, Upleta, Jamnagar and Junagadh. Also, this sanctuary is 170 km from Rajkot. and Ahmedabad 430 km. It is connected with major cities like Porbandar Railway Station 40 km from this sanctuary. and Jamnagar 82 km. is While, air is also involved. Rajkot airport is 190 km from this sanctuary. is

Tourists can visit this sanctuary from 6 am to 4 pm. Also in winter 16 October to February and summer It runs from March 01 to June 15. Apart from this, Barda Jungle Safari is closed from 16th June to 15th October every year.

Barda Wildlife Sanctuary is home to world famous places like Navalkha Temple, Modpar Fort, Jambuvan Cave, Sudama, Kirti, famous Nageshwar and Dwarkadhish Temple. Porbandar Forest Department office can be contacted on 0286-2242551 for more details.
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The Asiatic lion (Panthera leo leo) is the only species in the world found in Gir National Park, Gujarat state, India, with the help of the Indian government, forest department, and local people, the lion population is increasing, the lions are now recapturing their lost areas. The lion is a social animal, so lions and humans are friends with each other, and lions are bringing economic benefits to farmers and the tourism industry.

We are working to spread public awareness by positively supporting the government and forest department for conservation of lions, the conservation of Asiatic lions, wildlife, forests, flora and fauna, and Biological Diversity, and also trying to dispel widespread misconceptions and provide correct information.

Lions were hunted indiscriminately during the monarchy, with only 11 Asiatic lions remaining in 1904. Then Nawab Mohabbatkhanji II of Junagadh banned lion hunting and started conservation. Since then, the lion population has been steadily increasing. This event is considered to be the biggest success story in the world. Currently, lions live in an area of 30,000 km in and around the Gir forest, the total lion population is estimated at 674 with an average growth rate of 28.87% in the last 15th census conducted in June 2020.

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