A landscape of diverse greens
The sanctuary's landscape is a captivating interplay of geological formations and vegetation types. Chandrapur sandstone in Core 2 Sitanadi creates a unique habitat for a variety of plant life. Imagine towering Sal trees standing tall amidst a mixed forest of Tinsa and Ghont trees. Nala banks (ravines) and slopes boast a dens forest cover, with the presence of bamboo adding another layer of green beauty. Valleys and plains showcase a good quality mixed forest with a significant presence of Saja trees. This fascinating interplay of geology and vegetation creates a diverse habitat for the sanctuary's rich wildlife.
Home to a myriad of creatures
Udanti Sanctuary is a safe refuge for a variety of animals, making it a prime destination for wildlife viewing. The star attraction, undoubtedly, is the Asiatic Wild Buffalo, an endangered species that finds shelter within Udanti's borders. Tigers, the apex predators, also call this sanctuary home, though their numbers are growing slowly.
Keep your eyes peeled for other fascinating creatures like the Indian Wolf, the elusive Leopard, the Sloth Bear, and the Mouse Deer. The sanctuary is also home to a vibrant bird community, waiting to be discovered by avid birdwatchers.
