Tundah Wild Life Sanctuary
The Tundah Wildlife Sanctuary is located at the junction of Tundah nalla and river Ravi, and located around 45 km from Dalhousie. Connected to Kugti Sanctuary by a forest corridor to the east, the altitude of this sanctuary ranges from 2074 to 5532 m.
This picturesque high altitude sanctuary is home to a large number of Indian Wildlife species, including Himalayan tahr, Ibex, pheasants, and more. It also plays host to a small population of Musk deer. The forest area consists of moist deodar forest, western mixed coniferous forest, moist temperate deciduous forest, and alpine pastures.
Flora: Kail, Deodar, Poplar, Robinia, Walnut, Fir, and Sprucem and more.
Fauna:Ibex, bear, langur, leopard, musk deer, Himalayan tahr, Himalayan fox, Himalayan shrew, rhesus macaque, common giant flying squirrel, Indian bush rate, jackal, barking deer and more.
Avian-Fauna: Pheasants, Stachyris pyrrhops, Megalaima rubricapilla, Merops orientalis, Pycnonotus leucogenys, Pycnonotus cafer, Hypsipetes madagascariensis, Melophus lathami, Butastur teesa, Erithacus brunneus, and more.
Major Attractions: The major attraction of this sanctuary is its picturesque undulating topography and wildlife typical to the higher altitude. The sanctuary also plays host to a number of colourful bird species.