Jamva Ramgarh Wildlife Sanctuary is a wildlife sanctuary is located 25 km away from Jaipur, Rajasthan. This sanctuary name is based on it’s Ramgarh Dam. The Jamwa Ramgarh was declared a wildlife sanctuary in 1982. It extends to a pretty large coverage of 300 sq.km. Nine sq. km area is for the lake, is an awesome place for picnic and boating.
The Land around the Jamwa Ramgarh Wildlife Sanctuary has reflected in the semi-arid region with dry deciduous and desert mixed forest. During Maharaja’s time, Jaipur kings use to hunt animals here later this place turned in to Wildlife Sanctuary. If you want to enjoy the Ramgarh lake waters view by going for boating in the lake. The good season to visit the Ramgarh lake is during monsoon because in summer water will dry up. The total lake area is 15.5 km. Jamwa Ramgarh Wildlife Sanctuary offers safari to see wild animals roaming along with the spectacular views of birds near the lake.
History
Jamva Ramgarh Wildlife Sanctuary was once a hunting ground for the Maharajas of Jaipur. Over the years, the place has been turned into a heritage place. The heritage hotel at Ramgarh now stands majestically overlooking the Ramgarh Lake which is spread across an area of 15.5 sq. kms. Until year 2000, the lake had been a major source of water for the Pink City. Ramgarh Lake has a historical record of hosting a rowing event during 1982 Asian Games. The thick forest near Ramgarh Lake is home to many wildlife species such as Neelgai, Chital and lions. Hence, it has been pronounced a Wildlife Sanctuary since 1982, by the Government of India.
Flora in Jamwa Ramgarh
Flora at Jamwa Ramgarh sanctuary makes Ramgarh more beautiful. The specialty of Ramgarh is Acalypha Malabarica, Euphorbia Neriifolia, Red Orchid tree, Nerium, Peacock Flower, Indian Lantana, Crown of Thorns, Jasmine, Jimson weed, etc.
Famous Birds in Jamwa Ramgarh
Jamwa Ramgarh Sanctuary has more than 45 types of bird species. 13 Birds are the most famous birds of Jamwa Ramgarh Sanctuary are known as Small Bee Eater, Grey Heron, Sun Bird, White-Eyed Buzzard, Red Vented Bulbul, Eurasian Wigeon, Dove, Great Cormorant, Common Hoopoe, Kingfisher, Black Winged Stilt, Oriental White Ibis, and Baya Weaver Wildlife in Rajasthan.
Best Time to Visit Jamwa Ramgarh Sanctuary
The ideal time to visit Jamwa Ramgarh is August to February to an assemblage of mammalian and avian fauna.
How to Reach Jamwa Ramgarh Sanctuary
By Railway : Jaipur is well connected with every state of India. The Nearest railway station is Jaipur Junction to reach Jamwa Ramgarh sanctuary.
By Airway : The Nearest airport to reach Jamwa Sanctuary is Jaipur International airport. It is about 34 km away from the airport.
By Roadway : Jaipur is on National Highway and it is inter-connect with every national highway of India. It is located on Alwar to Jaipur road.
