Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary

Photo by Jayesh Joshi

Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary

Uttarakhand, India

One of the last remaining oak forests in the Middle Himalayas, Binsar harbours animals like Himalayan Goral, Sumatran Serow, pine martin and red giant flying squirrels.

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Ritesh Joshi

Can anyone help with contact details of a good birding guide for Binsar and Munsyari. ...

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Kishore Sinha

Our plan is to reach Binsar by 6th Evening. I Shall be travelling by road from Ramgarh near Nainital. .
I Shall come back to Ramgarh . would like to ...

Alok Dubey

Planning to go to Binsar. Contact me for more details ...

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Sandeep Gupta

7 months ago
Posted a travel plan for Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary

Travelling to

Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary

Start Date

02 Oct 2019

End Date

04 Oct 2019

Travelling from

Kolkata, West Bengal, India

Currently

1 traveler

Required

1 traveler

Birding, and landscape photography and videography.

Planned Expenses

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Ritesh Joshi

about 2 years ago
Posted a tip for Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary

Can anyone help with contact details of a good birding guide for Binsar and Munsyari.

Mohit Srinivasan

over 2 years ago
Posted a photo for Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary

Saw this quite often on the way back from Binsar. Found it interesting, so sharing here. While driving, I saw that nearly each tree had these metallic cones on the bark of the tree to gather resin. There would be 2-3 of these cones on each tree.

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Arijit Kanani

over 2 years ago
Posted a photo for Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary

Binsar FRH
A lovely place, great birding, beautiful treks and trails with a lovely view of the Himalayan range. It's located right at the end of Binsar, next to the KMVN guest house. There are lots of amazing accommodation options in Binsar, but most of them are all quite pricey. The FRH is the most reasonable and probably the best location (even for views of the range). For food, you need to carry your own supplies. Even then, like we did, you can always go to the adjacent KMVN guest house where they have buffets (again very reasonable). All in all, most recommended and a must visit.

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