Explore Major Attractions Near Pilibhit Tiger Reserve

Bifurcation Point develops when the grand Sharda canal is separated into a captivating confluence of water lines in the forest. It is one of the scenic spots where people enjoy panoramic views and migratory birds are normally seen here making it very attractive to nature photographers and bird watchers. It is also a different combination of hydrological engineering and the beauty of nature. It is a serene region thus an ideal resting place for tourists who are interested in viewing the lifeline of the wetland ecosystem in Pilibhit.

Chuka Beach is a rare riverside tourist attraction that combines the dense forest and serene water that flows beside the ShardaSagar Dam. Known as the Goa of Uttar Pradesh, it has scenic views, eco huts, tree houses, and nature trails. It is perfect to relax, watch the sunset/ sunrise, and for weekend vacations due to the soft sands, smooth waves, and calm environment. Easy access safaris are available also and originate in nearby jungles, thus combining a sunset lifestyle with an exciting wildlife discovery. It is a must-see attraction in the reserve.

Sapt Sarovar is the cluster of seven sacred water bodies which lie close to the periphery of the reserve land. The ponds are strongly intertwined with local mythology and culture; communities that surround these lands view them as spiritually important. Enclosed by lush greenery and a peaceful atmosphere, SaptSarovar is suitable for both cultural travelers and lovers. It is also a venue where one can sit in peace and enjoy nature, walk, and discover the ecological and spiritual history of the region.

The sun setting over the copped horizon shown at the sunset point is a mesmerizing picture of the sky which is colored in orange, purple, and gold hues. This place is a paradise for those who love nature and shoot with a camera. Sunrise Point is one of the most fascinating spots with magnificent views in the morning when the sun appears through mists covering the forest and grasslands in the depths of the buffer area. The jungle starts to awake, birds chirp and it starts to get inhabited with noises and movement.

The reason behind the name is that Python Point provides a common hub of Indian Rock Pythons basking in the sun-filled forest trails or the shores of canals. Forest guides keep a close eye on this zone to ensure that it is not disturbed as they provide tourists with a thrilling experience of seeing the reptilian wildlife. It is a must-see for people who take an interest in reptiles and biodiversity. There is only a lot of undergrowth around, which acts as natural camouflage and the best place ever to have such magnificent serpents and other small fauna live.

Barahsingha Tal is a seasonal wetland and a major spot of Pilibhit Tiger Reserve where the endangered swamp deer (Barahsingha) can often be seen. Being enclosed in tall grass and water channels, visitors have a great chance to see these great deer feed in tranquility around the area. There are also plenty of birdlife. It is the largest conservation area in the reserve and is also proof of effective wildlife management. Patient observation and silence in this case will be the best policy and will generally land us special visits.

Jhand Taal is a small, elegant, shallow-water lake that is located in the forest area of the reserve. It is a key wetland habitat for migratory and resident birds such as herons, storks, ducks, and kingfishers. The canopy of the forest is projected in the peaceful lake providing views that are worthy of postcards, particularly sunrise. It is a perfect place for bird watchers, photographers of nature, and people seeking peace. The view of giant numbers of birds flying over the water during certain seasons can be described as a magical one.

Crocodile Point is on the bank of the Sharda Sagar reservoir or canal and is famous for basking mugger crocodiles and sometimes one will see a gharial. They can be on muddy shores and easy to see by visitors, they are likely to sail around in water without any sound being caused. This is a place with plenty of aquatic biodiversity and brings about an exciting touch to jungle safaris. A close observation of the forest is ensured by the use of forest guides. Crocodile Point presents an example of how diagnostically significant Pilibhit is in the conservation of aquatic and amphibian wildlife conservation.

The birding point is a birding site within the vicinity of wetland and grassland areas of South Africa where the birdwatchers have easy viewing without interruption of resident and migratory birds. It transforms into a paradise in winter and from painted storks to brahminy ducks and rare eagles everything is present here. Birding hides and platforms are also provided in most cases to assist enthusiasts in viewing the birds without disturbing them. This point is bound to give you a satisfactory experience whether you are an experienced birder or an explorer.