The lush green, expansive and exquisitely beautiful forests of Similipal feel like heaven on the earth. The rustle of leaves, the murmur of the streams, the chirping of birds and the call of the wild together compose a mesmerizing symphony of life here. With an area stretching over 2,750 sq km, Similipal is the biggest reserve forest block in India. One of the large Tiger Reserves of the country, Similipal is perhaps the only one that has multiple USPs. This dazzling landscape, with its diverse range of flora and fauna and the blooming of rare endemic orchids and innumerable medicinal and aromatic plants, is a rewarding experience for visiting botanists, anthropologists, bird watchers, animal lovers and solitude seekers. This is the only Tiger Reserve with Melanistic Tiger population in the world.
The waterfalls at Uski, Barehipani, Joranda; the serene Chahala valley, the green Mundia hill near the tribal village Nawana, the picturesque Lulung and Gudugudia rich in pine forests and orchidium are places that attract the lay tourist. Devkund, Bhimkund, Sitakund, Ramatirtha are places of worship for Hindus due to their mythological importance. The Eco Development Committees of Similipal offers its visitors provision for night halt, birding and trekking on forest trails. Food and accommodation is available for tourists at the Eco-tourism complexes at Ramtirtha, Kumari, Gudgudia and Jamuani.
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3 ноя 2017
