India | Maharashtra | Akola

Katepurna Sanctuary




Katepurna Sanctuary is around 40 km from Akola in Maharashtra and is the catchments area of Katepurna reservoir, which attracts water birds. The vegetation is of southern tropical dry deciduous forest.

Noted for the four-horned antelope and barking deer, the sanctuary is inhabited by other animals such as black buck, wolf, leopard, hyena, wild boar, nilgai, hare, jungle cat and monkey. Peafowl can also be spotted.

The best time to visit is October to June.

Sonegaon Airport is the closest airport, 292 km away. Akola Junction Railway Station is the nearest railhead.



Updated on 25th November, 2015
District: Akola
Location: Akola    

Keyword

Copyright 2014 by Online Highways LLC. Enjoy some India trivia. Send Us Your Comments