Declared
as wildlife sanctuary in the year 1976, Chail Wildlife Sanctuary is an
idyllic retreat for the nature lover and wildlife buff. The sanctuary is
located in Shimla district of Himachal Pradesh. Sprawling in
sub-Himalayan range of mountains, the sanctuary is full of Deodar and
Oak trees. The sanctuary with its deep and dense woodlands, away from
the crowded metros, attracts a huge number of tourists every year.
Chail Wildlife Sanctuary houses a large number of wildlife animals, such
as Sambar, Goral, and Cheer Pheasants and many others. Two wildlife
animals, Deer and Kalijin to name, are amongst the most visible creature
in the sanctuary. The sanctuary staff kept for caretaking of wildlife,
flora and fauna is quite cooperative and essentially helps tourists and
wildlife lovers explore more inside the sanctuary.
While visiting Chail Wildlife Sanctuary, one can also explore the
snowcapped peaks of sub-Himalayan range of mountain, through trekking.
Interested people can trek their way, from Chail to Gaura and Chail to
Jhaja. The trekking offers twin benefits, first that the tourist
involves himself in adventurous activity and second that he can enjoy
the versatile flora and fauna available in by sanctuary. In short, the
sanctuary is a must visit for those going to Chail.