Chandoli National Parkचांदोली
The southern half of the Sahyadri Tiger Reserve, gaur, backwaters and flowering plateaus.
See what is open on your dateOpen in Google MapsWhereSangli, Maharashtra
Satara-Kolhapur
Satara-Kolhapur
Best time to visit15 October to 28 February
Good seasonsPost-monsoon (October to November), Winter (December to February)
DifficultyModerate
Time neededFull day
Base and nearbyChandoli, Shirala
EntryForest entry ₹150
ClosuresUsually closed 15 June to 30 September. Inside a protected sanctuary, the Forest Department closes the route through the monsoon and breeding season.
About Chandoli National Park
The southern half of the Sahyadri Tiger Reserve, joined to Koyna. Gaur are the reliable sighting rather than tiger, the Warna backwaters run through it, and the lateritic plateaus flower after the monsoon much like Kaas.
What to see and do
- Southern half of the Sahyadri Tiger Reserve
- Indian gaur in good numbers
- Warna dam backwaters
- Post-monsoon plateau blooms
- Prachitgad fort inside the park
Opening status, best time and closures here are estimates from usual seasons and past patterns, not live information. Confirm with the local authority before you go. Terms of use
More places in Sangli
- Sagareshwar Deer SanctuarySangli, Maharashtra · Wildlife & Tiger ReservesA rare thing, a wildlife sanctuary planted from scratch on bare hillside.
- PrachitgadSangli, Maharashtra · FortsBuried inside Chandoli National Park, one of the remotest, wildest forts in the state.
- Dandoba HillsSangli, Maharashtra · Jungle TrailsA forested reserve above Sangli with a hilltop temple, an easy half-day walk.
- MachindragadSangli, Maharashtra · FortsAn easy fort above the Krishna valley with a Nath temple on top.
- NarsobawadiSangli, Maharashtra · Temples & ShrinesA principal Datta shrine at the Krishna-Panchganga confluence.
- Sangli Ganpati Temple & FortSangli, Maharashtra · Temples & ShrinesSangli’s guardian deity, in black stone, beside the Patwardhan fort.
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