BHAMRAGARH WILDLIFE SANCTUARY
Bhamragarh is a wildlife sanctuary, located in the Chandrapur District of the Vidarbha region in Maharashtra. Spread across an area of 104.38 sq. km, this wildlife sanctuary is largely occupied by thick woods, and tiny little patches of green pastures mark the remaining portions. Bhamragarh Wildlife Sanctuary is managed by the Indian Government Department of Conservation of Forests & Environment.

PLACES TO VISIT
There are two rivers i.e. river Parlkota and river Pamalgautam which carve their way through the sanctuary. There are various cliffs, caves, tallus and nala beds that provide shelter for various animals.

HOW TO VISIT?
The closest railway station is located at Ballarpur (197kms).
The closest airport is situated at Sonegaon Nagpur, which is at a distance of 370kms from Chandrapur.
The place is well connected by road to major cities.

WHEN TO VISIT?
The time between the months of February and May is an ideal period for visiting the place.