Eturnagaram Wildlife Sanctuary Tourism

The Eturnagaram Wildlife Sanctuary is one of the oldest sanctuaries in the state of Telangana, located about 250 kilometers from Hyderabad and about 55 kilometers from Warangal. This sanctuary, spreading over an area of approximately 812 sq km, was established in 1952 to protect the rich biodiversity of the region. Nestled on the banks of the Godavari River, it represents the thick forest belt of the Deccan Plateau and features a varying topography including hills and water bodies such as perennial springs and Godavari River. The dense forests are home to a multitude of flora and fauna. It is an abode for a variety of animal species such as tigers, leopards, wolves, and sloth bears. The sanctuary is also a haven for bird watchers, with an array of bird species to be seen. The Government has taken steps to improve facilities with the input of the Forest Department, promoting eco-tourism and providing necessary amenities for visitors.