If one wants to witness the delight of watching the wild in wild, there is no better place than the Katerniaghat Wildlife sanctuary. Picturesque landscape, great wilfdlife and shaer majesty describes the Katerniaghat Wildlife Sanctuary. The Katerniaghat Wildlife sanctuary is a natural hub of many species of trees and other wildlife. It is indeed a treat to the eye to watch such a huge collection of vegetation and wildlife.

The lash green field, the sky reaching trees and the wild animals roaming fearlessly here and there make this sanctuary a real fascinating place to visit. Located at the Tirora Range of the Bhandara Forest Division, the Katerniaghat Wildlife Sanctuary encompasses a major chunk of Uttar Pradesh. There are very few places as beautiful as the Katerniaghat Wildlife sanctuary. The fresh

air of the natural vegetation gives a refreshing feel from the hassle and bustle of pollution in the city life.

The Katerniaghat Wildlife Sanctuary is well-known for its population of reptiles and amphibians. The other fauna in Katerniaghat Wildlife sanctuary is also quite remarkable. The most commonly found species of animals include Tigers, Bear, Leopards, Panthers, Wild Boar, Samber, Wild Dog, Bison, Blue Bull, Chinkara, Hyaena, Jungle Fowl, Barking deer,and many more.

The variety of wildlife in the Katerniaghat Wildlife sanctuary is really amazing. The commonly found flora in Katerniaghat Wildlife sanctuary is dominantly the tropical dry deciduous forest. The major flora found in Katerniaghat Wildlife sanctuary includes Teak, Aola, Salai, kulu, Bel, asana, Bahada Moha, Babul, Sal, Tendu, Khair, Khair, mango, Bamboo, Salaia, Hiwar, nana, Dhawada, Bija, umbar, kalam, Teude, Tendu, Koshimb, Dhawda, and many more.