About Nandini Wildlife Sanctuary
Nandini Wildlife Sanctuary is spread over an area of 34 Sq. Km and is famous for its rare species of Pheasants. A must visit place for all wild life enthusiasts as one can sight leopards, wild boars and some rare species of fauna. It is about 28 KMs from Jammu and is named after the village Nandini. September to March is a good time to visit the Nandini Wildlife Sanctuary.
Accommodation inside the park is available in a two-bedroom log hut and there is dormitory with capacity for 10 people.
Prime Attraction : Pheasant
Best Time To Visit for Animal Viewing: September To March
Best Time To Visit for Bird Viewing: March To May
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Places to Visit near Nandini Wildlife Sanctuary
Amar Mahal Palace Museum, Jammu and Kashmir
20.2 km from Nandini Wildlife Sanctuary - See map
Amar Mahal Museum is located in the heart of the city and is famous as being the last official residence of the Dogra kings. Presently the same...
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Dogra Art Museum, Jammu and Kashmir
20.3 km from Nandini Wildlife Sanctuary - See map
Located in the Jammu, the Dogra Art Museum is renowned for Pahari Miniature Paintings. The museum is situated in the Pink Hall building in Jammu....
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Katra, Jammu and Kashmir
21.6 km from Nandini Wildlife Sanctuary - See map
Katra is where the holy temple of Maa Vaishno Devi is located. Every year hundreds of thousands of pilgrims visit this holy shrine, about 40 kms...
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Raghunath Temple, Jammu, Jammu and Kashmir
21.6 km from Nandini Wildlife Sanctuary - See map
Raghunath Temple is located in the heart of Jammu city and was built in 1857 by the then Maharaja of Jammu And Kashmir. There are seven shrines in...
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Mata Vaishno Devi Temple, Jammu and Kashmir
23.4 km from Nandini Wildlife Sanctuary - See map
Vaishno Devi Temple is located near Katra and every year thousands of pilgrims visit Katra to undertake the 12 Km trek to the temple complex. The...
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Bahu Fort, Jammu and Kashmir
24.9 km from Nandini Wildlife Sanctuary - See map
Bahu Fort is built on the south bank of Tawi river around 19th century by the Dogra Kings. The fort houses a Bawey Wali Mata mandir which is very...
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Akhnoor Fort, Jammu And Kashmir
47.6 km from Nandini Wildlife Sanctuary - See map
Akhnoor is a beautiful little town close to Patnitop with excellent views of the scenic beauty, Akhnoor is also a treasure trove for history...
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Mansar Lake, Jammu and Kashmir
51.8 km from Nandini Wildlife Sanctuary - See map
A stunning mile long lake framed by taller darker woods and towering mountains, Mansar Lake is not only a beautiful picnic spot but also has the...
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Surinsar Lake, Karnataka
68.2 km from Nandini Wildlife Sanctuary - See map
Surinsar Lake is located about 24 km from Jammu and is connected to the Mansar Lake. This lake has a mythological importance attached to it as it...
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Kishtwar National Park, Jammu and Kashmir
*79.2 km from Nandini Wildlife Sanctuary - See map
Located about 250 KMs from Jammu, spread over an area of 400 sq. kms and perched at an altitude ranging from 1700 m to 4800 mts, Kishtwar National...
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Nag Temple, Jammu and Kashmir
81.8 km from Nandini Wildlife Sanctuary - See map
Nag Temple is the pride of Patnitop. This 6th century temple dedicated for the serpent god, Nag. It is the most famous tourist as well as pilgrim...
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Shri Pratap Singh Museum, Jammu and Kashmir
*83.8 km from Nandini Wildlife Sanctuary - See map
Founded in 1898 by the states leader and administrator, Maharaja Pratap Singh. The site is now a site of special scientific interest by the...
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