Sanjay National Park

The national park spans 1,400 square kilometers of dense forests, providing essential habitats for numerous species of wildlife including leopards and diverse bird populations.

The park received its name from Guru Ghasidas, an 18th-century social reformer who established the Satnami movement to combat discrimination in Indian society.

Indigenous communities near the park maintain traditional practices of herbal medicine and sustainable living, reflecting generations of ecological knowledge passed through tribes.

Visitors can access the park through organized tours between November and February, when temperatures remain moderate and wildlife observation opportunities increase.

The protected area combines natural conservation efforts with the spiritual legacy of Guru Ghasidas, creating a space where environmental protection meets social reform history.

GPS coordinates: 23.96861,81.65528

Latest update: May 27, 2025 08:56