Yawal Wildlife Sanctuary, Wildlife sanctuary in Jalgaon district, India.
Yawal Wildlife Sanctuary spreads across approximately 177 square kilometers along the banks of the Anner and Manjar rivers at the border with Madhya Pradesh. The landscape contains diverse ecosystems and water bodies characteristic of the western Satpuda hills region.
Authorities established this protected territory in 1969 to safeguard the diverse ecosystems and natural resources of the western Satpuda region. This decision marked a key step in preserving the landscape for future generations.
Religious structures found within the sanctuary reflect local building traditions and remain important to communities in the surrounding region. These sites show how spiritual practices have coexisted with the natural environment over time.
The nearest railway access is Raver station, located about 17 kilometers away and offering the most convenient entry point. Jalgaon Airport serves as an alternative for those arriving by air but is considerably farther away.
The sanctuary contains Suki Lake, an important stopping point for resident and migrating birds during their seasonal movements. This water body serves as a focal point that draws various bird species throughout the year.
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