Jaipur: With the Minister of Forest Hemaram Choudhary gave a nod to start the Leopard Safari for tourists in the Amagarh Forest Block, City Pink, all of them will be the most sought-after wildlife tourism destination in the country.
The department has done exercises to develop forest blocks that side by side with Leopard Jhalana and Galta reserves, spread around 36 square kilometers, which have more than 60 adult and adult leopards.
Located in the heart of the city, Jhalana is said to be the best place to appear leopards and attract people from every level of society, including celebrities, bureaucrats and judges.
After the new safari route, more tourists will have the opportunity to witness the wildlife safari experience, a forest official, “currently the Jhalana Leopard Reserve is there for 184 tourists.
The forest block will be opened in an area of ​​around 16.5 kilometers.
For tourists And it is home to 17 wild cats.
According to the initial proposal of 10 safari vehicles will be deployed.
After operating, 120 more wildlife tourists can go for safari in the morning and night shift.
“Previously, in the forest blocks of the galta and amagarh, there was no route for Monitor wild cats.
Wildlife and conservationist fans believe that steps not only generate income, but also protect valuable forest blocks.
World Wilderness Congress Managing Director and Member of the Sunil Mehta State Wildlife Council said, “Conservation efforts will make the pink city of” Leopard Macan Capital “in the world.
This is a win-win situation for the city.
It will not only protect the forest from encroachment, but also Will increase tourism and produce work.
In addition, big cats from the Jhalana will be able to move Achrol and Kukas.
These efforts are commendable because the forest department protects the habitat and the corridor dispersion for spills.
“When the jhalana exploded in stitches, the move will also come as a breath.
Forest Jhalana spreads 20 square kilometers southeast of Jaipur.
It accommodates a healthy population of 44 leopards that can be found by tourists from 10-20 feet.
The extension of the Jhalana will be an additional attraction for tourists and new routes will be explored.
Taking a signal from the Project Tiger launched by the center in 1973, the state has launched a project to preserve leopards.
CM has allocated RS 7 Crore for Project Leopard in the 2017-18 budget.
A official said, “At present, there are 44 leopards in the park, including 31 adults and 13 children.
Apart from the leopards, forests have various attractions such as 132 species avifauna, 220 species of reptiles, 20 species, to mention some.
The same can also be done in the galta as side by side.
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