SANJAY-DUBRI

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SANJAY-DUBRI

Sanjay-Dubri landscape is characterized by undulating hills, valleys, deep gorges and plains with numerous streams. Sanjay an important link in the north-eastern part of the state between Bandhavgarh and Palamau tiger reserves. The forests of the northeast of Bandhavgarh are continuous with the forests of Sanjay Tiger Reserve. However, several areas require restorative management to ensure corridor connectivity. The tiger reserve also forms the watershed of the Son River and its tributaries.

The fauna consists of tiger, leopard, hyena, jackal, Chital, Sambar, Chinkara, Sloth bear, Wild pig, langur and a large variety of birds. Sanjay also forms the seasonal migratory route for wild elephants from Chattisgarh. In 2008, Sanjay Tiger Reserve was brought under Project Tiger. Securing inviolate core area for tiger and other wild animals by reducing the biotic disturbance, and stepping up field protection are the challenges before the reserve's management. The major tourist attractions here are RamadahaKund, Domarpert Hill and Gopad River.