Manali Sanctuary is one of the prominent tourist attractions in Manali. It was built and proclaimed as a sanctuary for wildlife under the Punjab Birds and Wild Animals Protection Act of 1933 the year1954, the Manali Sanctuary holds a number of reptiles, mammals, birds, and various other animal cultures.
Manali Sanctuary is spread in 3180 hectares of area, the top tourist attractions in the area include a series of endangered wildlife creatures like Kashmiri Flying Squirrel, Himalayan Black Bear, Himalayan Yellow-throated Marten, Barking Deer, Flying Fox, Himalayan Palm Civet, and more.
Manali Sanctuary is surrounded by dense tropics of a varied kind. It is also embedded with picturesque natural magnificence adored by nature-lovers. The sanctuary also homes a trekking route and various camps inside its premise making it an instant attraction for adventurers and thrill-seekers. Walking around the sanctuary tourists are able to relish these bewitching hills set in the backdrop.
The exquisite greenery and the presence of wild mountain animals make the Manali Wildlife Sanctuary one of the must-see destinations in Manali. This amazing sanctuary is located about two kilometers away from the main town.
The best time to visit the Manali Wildlife Sanctuary is in winters from October to February when the mountains are snow-capped, and the surroundings are livelier. you should opt to visit this sanctuary during the summer months of May and June in case you wish to enjoy trekking.
You can easily reach here by a short walk. Manali Wildlife sanctuary is located just 2 km away from the famous hill station of Manali. From the center of Manali, the Manali Wildlife Sanctuary is just a few minutes walks.
