Great Indian Bustard Sanctuary Solapur Tourism

The Great Indian Bustard Sanctuary in Solapur is dedicated to the conservation of the Great Indian Bustard, a critically endangered bird species. Situated in Solapur district in Maharashtra, India, this sanctuary spans an area of approximately 8496.44 hectares. Established in 1979 for the protection of the Great Indian Bustard, it has become a significant habitat for these majestic birds that are on the brink of extinction owing to habitat loss and poaching. The sanctuary is primarily composed of grasslands, scrublands, and arid regions which are ideal for the bustard's survival. Visitors can experience the sanctuary's rich biodiversity, which includes various species of flora and fauna apart from the iconic bustard. The place offers a unique opportunity to observe these birds in their natural environment, alongside other wildlife like blackbucks, wolves, Indian foxes, and several species of migratory birds.