Explore Bihar's Pristine Wilderness • A Haven for Wildlife
Plan Your VisitKaimur Wildlife Sanctuary is the largest protected area in Bihar, spread across the Kaimur and Rohtas districts. Established in 1979, this sanctuary encompasses lush tropical dry deciduous, sal, and bamboo forests, rolling plateau landscapes, and numerous seasonal streams and waterfalls. Home to rare and endangered species such as Bengal tigers, Indian leopards, sloth bears, and over 70 resident bird species, it offers nature enthusiasts a rich wildlife experience alongside historical sites like Rohtasgarh Fort and Shergarh Fort.
1979
1505 km²
Oct - Mar
Bhabua & Sasaram
8 AM – 4 PM
₹100
Join local guides for forest treks along plateau trails, discovering wildlife tracks, medicinal plants, and seasonal birds.
Spot over 70 resident and migratory bird species—perfect for birders with binoculars and cameras.
Visit Dhua Kund, Karkat Falls, and Manjhar Kund—enjoy picnic spots and scenic views during post-monsoon months.
The sanctuary collaborates with local tribal communities such as the Kharwar and Oraon tribes to support conservation initiatives, sustainable livelihoods, and eco-tourism. The Government of Bihar has proposed upgrading it to a Tiger Reserve, enhancing anti-poaching patrols and habitat restoration. Visitors can learn about tribal culture, rock painting sites, and ancient megaliths within the forest.
Explore this 7th-century hill fort perched on the Kaimur plateau—spectacular views and rich history.
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Sprawling ruins and ancient temples—get a glimpse of medieval Bihar amidst dense forests.
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A scenic waterfall set in a rocky gorge—ideal for monsoon picnics and photography.
Learn MoreBasic but comfortable rooms inside the sanctuary zone—book through the forest department.
Eco-friendly cottages with local-style dining—experience tribal hospitality and organic meals.
Stay in nearby villages—enjoy authentic Bhojpuri food and learn rural customs from local families.
“Guided hike through Kaimur was unforgettable—saw a sloth bear and dozens of deer. The waterfall trails are stunning.”
“Birdwatching here is exceptional. Spotted painted spurfowl, peafowl, and numerous woodpecker species—loved every moment.”
“Staying in an eco-cottage was a great way to experience tribal culture. The food and hospitality were top-notch.”
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