Tourist Attractions
1. Chambal River Safari
Glide through the tranquil waters on a guided boat safari to witness gharials basking on sandbanks, dolphins surfacing gracefully, and hundreds of bird species in their natural habitat.
2. Gharial Breeding Centre, Deori
A conservation success story, this centre offers a chance to see these critically endangered reptiles up close.
3. Bateshwar Temples
Located along the riverbanks near Morena, this cluster of over 200 sandstone temples dating back to the 8th–10th centuries is an architectural and spiritual marvel.
4. Ater Fort
An imposing 17th-century fort with Mughal and Rajput influences, offering panoramic views of the Chambal landscape.
5. Birdwatching Hotspots
From the Indian skimmer to the black-bellied tern, the sanctuary is a delight for bird photographers and enthusiasts.
Things to Do
Boat Safaris: The highlight of any visit—best enjoyed early morning or late afternoon.
Birdwatching Tours: Bring your binoculars for sightings of rare migratory and resident birds.
Heritage Exploration: Combine your wildlife adventure with visits to historical sites like Bateshwar Temples and Ater Fort.
Wildlife Photography: Capture gharials, turtles, and dolphins against the backdrop of untouched riverbanks.
Eco-Walks & Nature Trails: Guided walks along the sanctuary edges for a closer look at the flora and fauna.
How to Reach
By Air: The nearest airport is Gwalior Airport (about 60 km away), with regular flights from Delhi and other major cities.
By Train: Morena railway station (about 12 km from the sanctuary) is well-connected to major cities.
By Road: Accessible via well-maintained roads from Gwalior, Agra, and Jaipur. Private taxis and buses are available.
Best Time to Visit
The ideal time to explore the sanctuary is November to March, when the weather is pleasant, and migratory birds arrive in large numbers. Summers can be harsh, while the monsoon brings lush greenery but may limit safari activities.
Why Choose This Tour
A rare opportunity to see the critically endangered gharial and Ganges river dolphin in their natural habitat.
Perfect combination of wildlife adventure and cultural heritage.
Expert-guided safaris ensuring safe and informative experiences.
Unspoiled landscapes—far from the chaos of mainstream tourist destinations.
Ideal for nature lovers, photographers, and history enthusiasts alike.