The BenogBird Sanctuary covers the oak and deodar rich timberland of the western edge of Mussoorie and happens to be where the terminated mountain quail was most recently seen during the 1970s. The thick wilderness occupies a sound populace of fowls alongside panthers, Himalayan mountain bear, yelping deer, pine martens, flying squirrel, bunnies, birds and wild rodents. The amazing Benoghilltop is a little secluded glade monitored by Goddess Jwalaji sanctuary where a yearly reasonable is held during harvest time. The ridge gives eminent perspective on the incomparable Himalayas, the Mussoorietownship, and the Yamuna waterway valley towards north and the Doon Valley in the south. The solid populace of avifauna in the woodland makes a perfect spot for feathered creature viewing. The north substance of the Benog slope occupies homes of the imperiled Himalayan griffin vulture which can be found in great numbers flying or simply sitting over trees and bluffs.

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Benog Forest Hike and Campout! Set up Your Own Shelter:

 

If it's the wild you need, it is the wild you get. TTH makes a guarantee that the day climb in The Benog Sanctuary and woodland is all around spent and gives a sample of high adrenaline boondocks involvement with a sheltered domain. 

 

Your Day in the Forest and Campout: 

 

Go along with us consistently at Benog Wildlife Reserve for strolls and climbs in the biggest untamed life and nature save of Mussoorie. TTH welcomes you for a day out into the timberlands of Benog, where your campout convenience is only a couple of steps from the stream. Following an entire day of climbing or guided walk, set up your own shelter concealed in the woodland and go through a night under the stars at Brentwood Sanctuary. 

 

What We Enjoy On This Trip: 

 

• The magnificence of the woods and hints of nature, taking off around you 

• A thrilling stroll to the Shiv sanctuary, Murray Pump and by the stream to Kempty-falls 

• Inimitable Himalayan eco-framework, - woods, widely varied vegetation 

• Jungle Night Camping in high tents 

• Peaceful environs of a thick woods and the falling inclines secured with Deodar, Himalayan Oak, Chir-pine and Blue-pine trees.

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About Benog Mountain Quail Sanctuary (otherwise known as. Benog Forest) 

 

Vinog Mountain Quail Sanctuary, otherwise called Benog Wildlife Sanctuary, was built up in 1993, and a piece of the Rajaji National Park. This wonderful asylum, spreading over a field of around 339 hectares, is a safe house for birdwatchers. It is home to Pahari Bater or Mountain Quail (nearly elimination flying creature), which was most recently seen in the year 1876. 

 

Nature and Wildlife 

 

A logical profiling of the biodiversity at the Benog Mountain Quail Wildlife Sanctuary in Mussoorie is in progress. Under the activity, around 90 flying creature species have been recorded in the asylum, including the Himalayan Shrike-Babbler, Goldcrest and Peregrine hawk. Types of butterflies and reptiles will be among others that will be recorded. 

 

Animate a feeling of ponder and develop a thankfulness for the characteristic world: The program intends to help kids in creating creative mind through fun and connecting with Conservation and Community administration based exercises in the outside. 

 

Brentwood Sanctuary 

 

Only 14 kms. away from the rushing about of The Queen of Hills, Mussoorie on the Kempty Road, concealed at the base of the Benog Wildlife Reserve is the Brentwood Sanctuary. Encompassed by relentless Deodar trees, with a delicate mountain stream moving through, the Brentwood Sanctuary camp and resort is set upon porch ranches. The property is a perfect escape for tired spirits who wish to restore in the lap of Nature. 

 

Around each twist, you will stroll upon the most astounding showcase of widely varied vegetation, avian joys, charming bugs and bugs, fluttering butterflies around shining streams while taking in the aroma of pine and the fresh mountain air. Nights at the Brentwood Sanctuary couldn't beat that, as you sit under the shade of stars warming yourselves around the open air fire, you realize you have tasted a touch of paradise and will return for additional.