Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary

Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary is located in the rain shadow region in the eastern slope of Western Ghats, adjoining the state of Tamil Nadu. The Sanctuary is known for its biodiversity and the rich ethnic cultural heritage.

The Chinnar wildlife Sanctuary has a variety of endangered animals such as grizzled giant squirrel, star tortoise, tufted grey langur, gaur, spotted deer, slender loris, wild elephant, crocodile, tiger, leopard and many a birds, insects and abig repository of medicinal plants.

Facilities available for tourists at the Sanctuary
An Interpretation Centre at Karimutty in Kerala,
two eco shops, one each at Chinnar check post and Aalampetty,
an amenity centre, inspection bunglow, dormitory and cafeteria at Chinnar check post are there to cater to the needs of tourists and visitors who cometo visit the Chinnar wildlife sanctuary.

Guided trekking tours are available to the dry deciduous forests and through the riparian forest along the Chinnar river. You can also visit the archaeological remnants, the dolmens, and the sandal forests.

Contact for more details
The Wildlife Warden
Munnar PO, Idukki Dist.
Kerala - 685 612
Tel: 91-4865-231587
E-mail: enpmunnar@gmail.com

For enquiries and reservations
Forest Information Centre
Wildlife Warden’s Office,
Munnar PO, Idukki Dist.
Kerala- 685 612
Tel: 91-4865-231587
Mob. 91 8301024187, 91 8547603199