Based in the bustling beach state of Goa, Netravali Wildlife Sanctuary is one of the six essential wildlife sanctuaries in the state. Netravali Wildlife Sanctuary is located in the Sanguem Taluka region of the South-Eastern part of Goa.
Covering an area of about 211 sq km, it holds one of the essential aisles of the Western Ghats. Being one of the most significant wildlife sanctuaries in India, Netravali is home to a diverse family of flora and fauna of the world.
Secure from persecution or harm, a plethora of animals and plants exist under the parasol of a clear sky in this sanctuary. It is a great place to visit with family as it is both adventurous and educational.
Along with being a significant nature conservation hub, Netravali Wildlife Sanctuary is also a highly crucial freshwater source to Goa. It supposedly takes its name from the Netravali tributary of the Zuari river.
The Sanctuary is brimming with sky-touching mountains and elegant waterfalls with the Saivri and Mainapi being the main attractions. Replete with beautiful ghats and bubbling lakes, the biosphere is full of lush valleys that foster human civilisations within them.
The Sanctuary also hosts several forest mountains that hold religious significance among the local people of the region. Hence while trekking along these heights, one comes across several big and small temples as well.
The Sanctuary is dotted with a rich fauna with the vegetation ranging from wild herbs to household spices. Home to many forest-dwellers, the Sanctuary showcases an awe-inspiring blend of nature and minimalistic culture.