Tourist Attractions

1. Bor Dam & Reservoir

The scenic Bor Dam, built on the Bor River, is a stunning spot for photography, relaxation, and nature observation. The reservoir draws many bird species, especially during winter.

2. Bor Tiger Reserve

The sanctuary is known for its healthy tiger population and forms a critical corridor for the movement of big cats between Pench and Nagzira reserves. Leopards, sloth bears, and wild boars are also commonly seen.

3. Temple of Hanuman (Kukrimeta)

Located within the sanctuary, this ancient temple dedicated to Lord Hanuman draws pilgrims and visitors interested in spiritual history and folklore.

4. Adivasi Villages

Get a glimpse of tribal culture by visiting the nearby Adivasi settlements, where traditional arts, crafts, and cuisine offer a rich cultural immersion.

5. Nature Interpretation Centre

A must-visit for eco-tourists and students, this center offers detailed information about the sanctuary’s flora, fauna, and conservation efforts.

Things to Do

• 🟩 Wildlife Safari: Explore the dense forests by jeep and experience the thrill of spotting tigers, leopards, and deer in their natural habitat.

• 🟩 Bird Watching: The Bor Reservoir is a paradise for bird lovers with species like kingfishers, egrets, herons, and migratory ducks.

• 🟩 Photography: Capture enchanting shots of misty sunrises, lush landscapes, and vibrant wildlife.

• 🟩 Nature Walks: Join a guided forest walk and learn about the native trees, medicinal plants, and biodiversity.

• 🟩 Temple Visits: Offer prayers at the Hanuman temple and explore the myths and legends associated with the region.

• 🟩 Village Interaction: Participate in cultural exchanges with local villagers and try authentic Maharashtrian meals.

How to Reach

Bor Wildlife Sanctuary is well-connected and easily accessible from major cities:

• 🚌 By Road: Located about 65 km from Nagpur and 35 km from Wardha, it can be reached via NH-44. Private cabs and state buses are available.

• 🚉 By Rail: The nearest railway station is Wardha Junction (35 km), which is connected to all major cities in Maharashtra and central India.

• ✈️ By Air: The closest airport is Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar International Airport, Nagpur (75 km). Taxis and rentals are readily available from the airport.

Best Time to Visit

The ideal time to visit Bor Wildlife Sanctuary is between November and March, when the weather is cool and wildlife sightings are frequent. The post-monsoon greenery makes the landscape especially enchanting during this period.

• Summer (March to June): Though hot, this is a good time for tiger sightings near waterholes.

• Monsoon (July to September): Lush vegetation but restricted safari access due to heavy rains.

• Winter (November to February): Perfect weather for outdoor activities and bird watching.

Why Choose This Tour

• ✅ A lesser-known but richly rewarding sanctuary—perfect for offbeat travel.

• ✅ High chance of tiger sightings without the tourist crowd of larger reserves.

• ✅ Blend of wildlife, culture, and heritage in one destination.

• ✅ Eco-tourism focus with sustainable and responsible travel experiences.

• ✅ Experienced guides, seamless logistics, and personalized service ensure a hassle-free adventure.