Sanctuary Asia

The Sanctuary Nature Foundation’s flagship Sanctuary Asia magazine founded and edited by Bittu Sahgal has been in continuous publication since 1981 and remains India's leading and best-loved magazine in its genre. Browse through select articles from our past issues.
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Mudumalai plan trip
Best season The area records equable climes with summer temperatures at a moderate 290C and reasonable winters at 100C lower. The rainfall averages around 70

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Sepahijhala history
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Sepahijhala habitat
Botanists in Sepahijala have recorded as many as 456 plant species. These tropical moist deciduous forests sustain myriad wildlife species. 

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Sepahijhala wildlife
As many as five different kinds of primates including the rhesus and pig-tailed macaque, capped langur, spectacled langur and slow loris are found here. Apart f

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Sepahijhala places to see
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Sepahijhala tips
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Sepahijhala plan trip
Best season November to March.  Transport The nearest town is Agartala (25 km.). Accommodation  Accommodation available at the sanctuary. Contact Informa

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dudhwa history
Before Independence, Dudhwa was an untamed land of marshes, grasslands and dense forests. Menacing malarial mosquitoes, recurrent plague and oppressive famine

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dudhwa habitat
Dudhwa's terai belt abuts the Nepal border. The habitat is nurtured by the Sharada river and its tributaries. The Mohana arm to the north flanks the Park and

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dudhwa wildlife
Dudhwa is tiger country. Billy still points out that vast parts of the tiger's range that abuts Dudhwa were left out of the park and he lobbies constantly to

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dudhwa places to see
In Dudhwa, the spotlight is understandably on the swamp deer. The largest numbers of grazing barasingha occur in the wet grasslands, especially in the Sathian

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dudhwa tips
Permission to visit the park must be obtained from the Director of Dudhwa National Park at Lakhimpur-Kheri. The park is open from sunrise to sunset, and nigh

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