Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary

Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary Timings, Entry fees, Tour, Route

This sanctuary stretches over an area of 47.07 Sq. Km and is located at an altitude of 2500 mt. It was established in 1988 to protect broad leaf oak.

This Sanctuary is inhabited by Snow leopard, Brown and Black bear, Blue sheep, Red Fox etc.

Trees	25 types
Bushes	24 types
Grass	7 types
Birds	200 species

Best Time to visit: Winter.

It is called second valley of flowers during the month Mar as Red Flower bloom during this time.

Trekking allowed inside the forest with Tour guide.

Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary Trekking

1. Bird Watching
2. Jungle Trek
3. Satkhol Trek
4. Adventure Trek
5. Wildlife Trek
6. Zero point Nature Trek
7. Full/ Hall Day Trek (Jageshwar, Garnath Temple, Village Trek)

Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary Entry fees

S.No	Entry	Ticket Cost
1	Indian	Rs.150/ person
2	Non-Indian	Rs.600/ person
3	Indian Student with valid ID card	Rs.75/ person
4	Foreign student with valid ID Card	Rs.300/ person
5	Heavy Vehicle	Rs.800
6	Medium Vehicle	Rs.500
7	Small Vehicle	Rs.250
8	Tour Guide	Rs.300 for 90 mins
9	Tour Guide	Rs.1000 for full day

Interesting Places

1. Zero Point: Top point for Panoramic view of Himalayan mountains.
2. Forest Dak Bungalow: Sunset Viewpoint.
3. Almora Zoo
4. Jageshwar Temple
5. Baijnath Temple
6. Bageshwar Temple
7. Gomti River Bank
8. Nanda Devi Temple

How to reach Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary?

By Air

1. The nearest airport is at Pantnagar which is 152 Km away.

By Train

1. The nearest Railway station is at Kathgodam which is 110 Km away.

By Road

1. This Sanctuary can be reached from Almora which is 32 Km away.
2. Nainital is 95 Km away.

For Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary , Please call @ 85000 87012

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