For those who seek solitude amidst nature, Bhimbandh offers more than just a break from city life—it offers an encounter with Bihar’s wild soul.

Tourist Attractions

1. Bhimbandh Hot Springs
   The geothermal springs are one of the most fascinating attractions of the sanctuary. Known for their medicinal properties and warm waters throughout the year, these springs are surrounded by dense forest cover and offer an ideal place for relaxation and rejuvenation.

2. Rameshwar Kund
   Another significant hot water spring surrounded by legends and located in the core zone of the sanctuary. According to folklore, the Pandavas stayed here during their exile. The serene setting makes it a spiritual and visual delight.

3. Kharagpur Hills
   These forested hills form the backdrop of the sanctuary and offer breathtaking panoramic views. They are perfect for nature walks, birdwatching, and photography.

4. Wildlife Viewing Zones
   The sanctuary is home to animals like tigers, leopards, sloth bears, deer, wild boars, langurs, and hyenas. The best time for spotting is during early mornings or late evenings from observation towers or guided trails.

5. Sita Kund and Haudh
   Natural water bodies like Sita Kund and Haudh not only add to the sanctuary’s ecological value but also serve as watering points for wildlife.

Things to Do

• Jungle Safari:
  Take a guided jungle safari to explore the heart of the sanctuary and witness animals in their natural habitat. The thrill of spotting elusive creatures is unforgettable.

• Bird Watching:
  With over 100 species of birds including hornbills, parakeets, peacocks, and egrets, Bhimbandh is a paradise for birdwatchers.

• Trekking and Hiking:
  The hilly terrain and forest trails are ideal for light to moderate treks. The path to Rameshwar Kund is particularly popular.

• Photography:
  Whether it’s wildlife, birds, sunrise over the hills, or the misty hot springs, photographers will find plenty of subjects to capture.

• Cultural Interaction:
  Visit nearby tribal villages and interact with locals to understand their culture, traditions, and dependence on forest resources.

How to Reach

• By Air:
  The nearest airport is Lok Nayak Jayaprakash Airport in Patna (around 180 km away). From there, taxis or private vehicles can be hired to reach the sanctuary.

• By Train:
  The closest railway station is Jamalpur Junction (around 35 km), which is well connected to major Indian cities like Delhi, Kolkata, and Patna.

• By Road:
  Bhimbandh is accessible via road from cities like Munger, Bhagalpur, and Patna. The route from Munger (approx. 55 km) is the most commonly used.

Best Time to Visit

The ideal time to visit Bhimbandh Wildlife Sanctuary is from November to March. During this period, the weather remains pleasant, and wildlife sightings are more frequent. The hot springs are especially enjoyable during the winter months.

Avoid visiting during monsoon (July to September) due to heavy rains, slippery trails, and restricted access to certain parts of the sanctuary.

Why Choose This Tour

• Off-the-Beaten-Path Destination:
  Escape the commercial tourist hubs and discover one of Bihar’s best-kept secrets.

• Blend of Nature and Mythology:
  Where else can you soak in hot springs with tales from the Mahabharata echoing around?

• Rich Biodiversity:
  An ideal location to spot a variety of mammals, birds, and reptiles in an unspoiled habitat.

• Educational and Ecological:
  Great opportunity to learn about biodiversity, tribal lifestyles, and natural resource conservation.

• Easy Accessibility:
  Despite its remote feel, Bhimbandh is well-connected by rail and road, making it suitable for weekend getaways or extended eco-trips.