A Hidden Tourist Spot - Sengaltheri

Kalakad : Total number of wild animals in the Kalakad Tiger Reserve forest got multiplied , said Mr. Mallesappa Field Director. Wild Animals week function that was celebrated in Cheranmahadevi which was conducted on behalf of Kalakad Tiger Reserve foundation. Mr. Mallesappa field director & chief forest officer was the chief guest for the function. During speech he said: The population of people are getting increased day by day. And people are starting migrating to forest for the space which should be stopped strictly as people should understand that if they start occupying wild animals place then they also will some time get in to the village in search of extra space. It is our duty to save wild and wild animals.   There are total 37 Tiger reserve forests in India. In which 13 has been selected as the best tiger reserve foundations. And our kalakad tiger reserve forest is one in the total top 13 reserve forests. As per the 2008 survey, there were only 6 to 8 tigers found in Kala

KMTR is found around the southern most extents (Ashambu Hills) of the Western Ghats and in that capacity, it is the southern for the most part go of some of India's megafauna, incorporating the tiger and elephant. Nonetheless, KMTR is better valued for its biodiversity rich, adjoining tracts of old-development wet-evergreen woodlands and staggering, regularly mysterious, mountain view. Sengaltheri (800m), is traditionally KMTR -a disengaged wilderness, placed on a verdant mound side encompassed by evergreen and damp deciduous woods and meadow. A walk around the tremendous evergreen timberlands of the areas could uncover genuine rarities for example Lion-tailed Macaque, Brown Mongoose, Brown Palm Civet, Nilgiri Marten, Jerdon's Baza and Blue-eared Kingfisher to name a couple of -animal varieties ordinarily limited to develop, thick rainforest. The meadows and deciduous woods offer better perceivability and impressive warm blooded creatures, incorporating Gaur, Sambar and

Overview of Kalakad-Mundanthurai Tiger Reserve (KMTR) - Sengaltheri KMTR is found right around the southern most reaches (Ashambu Hills) of the Western Ghats and all things considered, it is the southern for the most part run of some of India's megafauna, incorporating the tiger and elephant. On the other hand, KMTR is better valued for its biodiversity rich, coterminous tracts of old-development wet-evergreen backwoods and shocking, regularly mysterious, mountain landscape.  Sengaltheri (800m), is traditionally KMTR -a disengaged wilderness, found on a green rise side encompassed by evergreen and damp deciduous woodland and meadow. A walk around the unlimited evergreen timberlands of the areas could uncover true rarities for example Lion-tailed Macaque, Brown Mongoose, Brown Palm Civet, Nilgiri Marten, Jerdon's Baza and Blue-eared Kingfisher to name a couple of -animal types usually limited to develop, thick rainforest. The fields and deciduous backwoods offer better per

Anybody heard about this weird word Sengaltheri?? May be not.... So let me tell you something interesting about this Sengaltheri. The word Sengaltheri is nothing but a name of the hill station which has been kept hidden forever. This beautiful forst is located near the village named Kalakad in Tirunelveli,Tamilnadu . This place was kept hidden because of some un-proved believes. The people here believes that the place Sengaltheri contains Diamonds hidden inside in it (Funny isn't it :p)... But later on the false believes ridden away as people started enjoying this place as a nature's beauty. A Died Wilder Beast........ (Taken at Sengaltheri) Although there were lots of rumors about this awesome tourist place, but till now this has not been proved. Because of this reason Government of Tamilnadu always kept this as secret to protect this place from the people who believes in this rumors so that they won't cause harm to the wild life and the living things those belongs