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Pilibhit Tiger Reserve
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Description
The Pilibhit Tiger Reserve (PTR) is a prominent wildlife conservation area located in Pilibhit district, Uttar Pradesh, near the Indo-Nepal border. It is one of India’s newest tiger reserves, officially declared in 2008, and is known for its dense forests, rich biodiversity, and successful tiger conservation efforts.
Key Features:
- Location: Pilibhit district, Uttar Pradesh, along the Indo-Nepal border.
- Established: 2008 (declared as a tiger reserve).
- Area: 730 sq km.
- Terrain: Comprises sal forests, grasslands, and wetlands, making it a suitable habitat for tigers and other wildlife.
- Rivers: The Sharda, Ghaghara, and Gomti rivers flow through the reserve, providing water sources for wildlife.
Wildlife in Pilibhit Tiger Reserve:
- Flagship Species:
- Royal Bengal Tiger (Pilibhit has one of the highest tiger densities in India).
- Other Mammals:
- Leopard
- Swamp deer (Barasingha)
- Indian elephant
- Sloth bear
- Sambar deer
- Wild boar
- Birdlife:
- Over 300 species of birds, including the Himalayan griffon, white-rumped vulture, kingfishers, and woodpeckers.
- Reptiles:
- Gharials, pythons, and monitor lizards inhabit the wetlands and rivers.
Tourism and Activities:
- Jeep Safaris for tiger and wildlife spotting.
- Nature trails and birdwatching for enthusiasts.
- Eco-tourism initiatives for visitors to experience the forest’s natural beauty.
Conservation Significance:
- Part of Project Tiger to protect the declining tiger population.
- Recognized for community-based conservation efforts, which helped Pilibhit win the TX2 Award (2020) for doubling its tiger population within a decade.
Pilibhit Tiger Reserve is a crucial habitat for wildlife conservation and a paradise for nature lovers, offering a unique experience in India’s diverse forest ecosystem.
Distance of Pilibhit Tiger Reserve from Delhi Airport
- The distance between Indira Gandhi International Airport (Delhi Airport) and Pilibhit Tiger Reserve (Uttar Pradesh) is approximately 350–370 km.
- Travel Time: Around 7–9 hours by road, depending on traffic and route.
- Bareilly Airport (BEK) is the nearest airport, located about 90–100 km from the reserve.
- Travel Time from Bareilly Airport to Pilibhit Tiger Reserve: Around 2–2.5 hours by taxi or private vehicle.
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Duration
1 Day
Group Size
20
Language
English, Hindi
Highlights
Picnic tables available · Playground swings available · Has skateboarding area
Description
Pilibhit Tiger Reserve is located in Pilibhit district of Uttar Pradesh and was notified as a tiger reserve in 2014. It forms part of the Terai Arc Landscape in the upper Gangetic Plain along the India-Nepal border.Included
- Accommodation
- Breakfast
- Welcome Drinks
- Lunch
- Transport
Excluded
- Airport Transfer
- BBQ Night
- Guide
- Insurance
- Outing Ticket
Maps
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Where is Pilibhit Tiger Reserve located?
Pilibhit Tiger Reserve is located in Pilibhit district in the state of Uttar Pradesh, India. It lies in the Terai Arc Landscape along the India-Nepal border.
2. What is the area of Pilibhit Tiger Reserve?
The total area of the reserve is approximately 730.24 km², consisting of a core area of 602.79 km² and a buffer area of 127.45 km².
3. What types of habitats can be found in Pilibhit Tiger Reserve?
Pilibhit Tiger Reserve is characterized by sal forests, tall grasslands, and swampy areas, maintained by periodic flooding from rivers, making it an ideal habitat for various wildlife species.
4. What other wildlife species are found in Pilibhit Tiger Reserve?
Apart from tigers, the reserve is home to various mammal species like leopard, leopard cat, sloth bear, barking deer, blackbuck, barasingha, and sambar. It also has 450 species of birds, including the Sarus crane, hornbills, and various species of eagles. The reptilian fauna includes marsh crocodiles and gharials, and it supports about 79 fish species.
5. Is there a wildlife corridor connecting Pilibhit Tiger Reserve to other protected areas?
Yes, Pilibhit Tiger Reserve is connected by a wildlife corridor to other protected areas, including Jim Corbett National Park, Kishanpur Wildlife Sanctuary, Dudhwa National Park, and Shuklaphanta National Park in Nepal.
6. What conservation efforts are in place to protect the wildlife in Pilibhit Tiger Reserve?
Pilibhit Tiger Reserve is actively involved in tiger conservation programs, anti-poaching measures, and habitat restoration efforts. The reserve was recognized for its success in doubling its tiger population under the TX2 initiative, an international program aimed at increasing the number of tigers globally.
7. Are there any major awards or recognitions received by Pilibhit Tiger Reserve?
Yes, Pilibhit Tiger Reserve received the prestigious TX2 award for successfully doubling its tiger population within a set time frame, highlighting its effective conservation efforts.
8. What is the significance of the Sharda Sagar Dam in relation to the reserve?
The Sharda Sagar Dam, which extends up to 22 km along the reserve's boundary, plays a crucial role in the ecology of the region by maintaining water levels and supporting the swampy areas that form part of the reserve's habitat.
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