Corbett Sightseeing - Sonanadi Wildlife Sanctuary

The 300 sq.mt. Sonanadi Wildlife Sanctuary shares its boundaries with the Jim Corbett National Park. The Sanctuary is named after the Sonanadi river, an important tributary of the Ramganga, which winds its way through the sanctuary from the north-westerly direction and flows into the Ramganga reservoir. The Halduparao Forest Rest House which comes under the Sonanadi Sanctuary is a 100 year old building and is known for its beautiful, quiet riverside location. Located between the Palain and Sonanadi river just before they empty out into the Ramganga reservoir, Haldiparao is an extremely good place to watch large herds of wild elephants from close quarters when they come to the river bed during summer.