Gumti Wildlife Sanctuary
Amarpur, Tripura, India
230 sq km of hill forest around the Gumti reservoir — elephants, sambar and hornbills in Tripura's largest protected wilderness.
Why visit: The state's biggest wild space, essentially tourist-free.
- ›Reservoir-edge birding
- ›Elephant country drives
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Best time
Nov–Mar
Entry fee
Forest permission
Est. budget
₹500–1,500
Duration
1 day
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