An Oasis of Natural Beauty
Welcome to the enchanting Sonanadi Zone within Corbett Tiger Reserve, a hidden paradise for nature enthusiasts and wildlife aficionados.
Discover the Glittering Wilderness of Sonanadi Zone at Corbett Tiger Reserve
Welcome to the enchanting Sonanadi Zone within Corbett Tiger Reserve, a hidden paradise for nature enthusiasts and wildlife aficionados.
1. Spanning 301.18 sqkm, the Sonanadi Sanctuary is a pristine haven within the Shiwalik Terai biotic province.
2. The name "Sonanadi" translates to "river of gold," reminiscent of its historical significance as a gold panning site.
3. Quaint perennial streams like Palain and Mandal flow through the sanctuary, enhancing its natural charm.
4. Historically, Sonanadi was carved out of the Kalagarh Forest Division and embraced the prestigious Project Tiger and Project Elephant initiatives in 1991.
5. No villages exist within the sanctuary, preserving its untouched wilderness.
6. Dense sal forests, lush bamboo clusters, and diverse flora and fauna make Sonanadi a wildlife enthusiast's dream.
1. Experience the wild in comfort with well-appointed FRHs in both Sonanadi Wildlife Sanctuary and the Domunda Tourism Zone of Corbett Tiger Reserve.
2. Halduparao: The sole FRH in the Sonanadi Sanctuary, accessible through the Vatanvasa gate.
3. Kanda: Located in Corbett National Park.
4. Morghatti and Pakhro: Nestled on the outskirts of Sonanadi Sanctuary, approachable from Kalagarh and Kotdwar.
5. Lohachaur, Rathuawadhab, and Mundiyapani: Situated in the Domunda Tourism Zone of CTR, accessible from the Durgadevi gate.
6. Kalagarh and Mohaan: FRHs offering a different perspective on the reserve's beauty.
1. Spend a memorable night in the wilderness at Forest Rest Houses in Lohachaur, Rithuadhab, and Halduparao.
2. Opt for thrilling Jeep and Elephant Safaris to get up close and personal with the reserve's diverse wildlife.
3. For a hassle-free experience, pre-book your entry tickets for a Safari in the Sonanadi Zone at the Ramnagar office.
4. Sonanadi Zone welcomes visitors from 15th October to 15th June, closing during the monsoon season.
5. Enjoy multiple safaris throughout the day in this captivating zone.
Explore the sanctuary's rich biodiversity, including Asiatic Elephants, tigers, cheetahs, sambhars, leopards, and various reptile species.
Birdwatchers will be thrilled with over 550 bird species in their natural habitat.
Corbett Tiger Reserve, located in Uttarakhand, is Asia’s first national park established in 1936, renowned for its biodiversity including the world's highest density of tigers.
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