Eturnagaram Wildlife Sanctuary

The sanctuary encompasses dry deciduous forests that support populations of spotted deer, blackbucks, leopards, and numerous bird species throughout the protected area.

Established in 1978, the Eturnagaram Wildlife Sanctuary began its mission to protect endangered species and maintain the ecological balance in Andhra Pradesh.

The protected lands contain settlements of tribal communities who maintain traditional practices while coexisting with the natural environment of the sanctuary.

Winter months provide the most favorable conditions for wildlife observation, and visitors need to obtain permits before entering the sanctuary grounds.

Research teams conduct regular studies of the undisturbed ecosystems within the sanctuary, contributing to environmental conservation knowledge in India.

Location: Andhra Pradesh

GPS coordinates: 18.34100,80.33000

Latest update: April 16, 2025 01:31