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Jambughoda - Wild Park of Gujarat

India and its destinations are always special. This is the reason why abroad voyagers are regularly visiting the different places of India. Today we are going to discuss about Jambughoda a well known tourist place of India. Jambughoda is the place of jungle means it’s a spot famous for forest life. Basically it’s a National park of central Gujarat located in Panchmahal district. Since 1990 the place is announced as Jambughoda Wildlife Sanctuary. We can say it’s a place where you can see live wild animals but you have to take the permission from forest department before you enter in Safari of the jungle.


Jambughoda Wildlife Sanctuary is spread in huge part and small area is covered with Targol Round falls. This magnificent jungle of bamboos, teak and other species is special destination for adventure lovers. There are two water reservoirs famous for tourist. People have to reach Kada and Targol for these reservoirs.


You can watch Leopard as top predator in this park. The finest part of jungle is strength of Leopard is regularly increasing in this area. Some other common animals available in jungle are sloth bear, blue bull, jackal, wild boar and antelopes.


Countless types of reptiles include poisonous and non-poisonous snakes. Before independence the complete area was under Jambughoda city. Undulating hills and good forest spread in this area makes it special destination for travelers. Some key spots of Jambughoda are Kada, Jhand Hanuman temple and Targol.


Kada is the most impressive destination of this park having beautiful jungle guest house located closer to irrigation reservoir. Kada comes under the Vadodara region, but the place is added in Jambughoda wildlife sanctuary. This place is ideal spot for local people because of natural beauty spots. It’s an Eco system wildlife place and easily reachable destination for travelers.


Attaining to Jambughoda:
By Road: Jambughoda Wildlife Sanctuary is just 70 Km away from Vadodara City. It’s just 20 Km far from Champaner as well. Hire the car if you are planning to visit Champaner, Vadodara and Jambughoda. Shivrajpur is the closest town located at 1 km distance from Jambughoda Park.

By Rail: Shivrajpur railway station is closest train point to reach the destination. Various cites of India are directly connected to Shivrajpur town.

By Air: If you want to reach through air then Vadodara is the closest airport city for Jambughoda.

Best period: Reaching this place in winter is best for travelers. Gujarat is hot state so winter is preferred season to reach here. November to March is good months to attain sanctuary. Do advance bookings of ticket so that you will get the accommodation in rest house of the forest.

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