Shill Wildlife Sanctuary Travel Guide and Tourism in Solan, Himachal Pradesh

 

Shilli Wildlife Sanctuary in Solan, Himachal Pradesh, is a beautiful and peaceful place, just 5 kilometers away from Solan District. Established in 1963, this sanctuary was created to protect endangered animals, especially the Himalayan Black Bear. Over time, the sanctuary was expanded to cover 2.14 square kilometers to accommodate more animals. The sanctuary is home to many tall Deodar and Fir trees, along with various medicinal plants. A research organization within the sanctuary studies these plants. Visitors can enjoy the sight of Ban Oak and Deciduous forests, which add to the natural beauty of the place.

Apart from the Himalayan Black Bear, Shilli Wildlife Sanctuary is home to many other animals like Brown Bear, Leopard, Jackal, Hyena, Musk Deer, and Barking Deer. Bird lovers can spot a variety of birds, including Peacock, Duck, Parrot, Myna, Pheasant, and Hornbill. The sanctuary also houses reptiles like Monitor Lizard, Indian Cobra, Python, Indian Krait, and Flying Squirrel. The calm and serene environment of the sanctuary makes it a perfect spot for nature enthusiasts. The nearest airports are in Shimla and Chandigarh, while the closest railway station is in Solan, making it easily accessible for visitors. Read more on Shilli Wildlife Sanctuary in Solan.