One of the chief attractions of the state of Andhra Pradesh is the wildlife of the region. The plethora of streams and hills facilitate the growth of the rich natural vegetations that abound the land in abundance. The chief attraction of the state is the wildlife and the state has several zoological centers.
Some of the following are areas that are marked for the prevalence of wildlife:
Alisagar Deer Park, Nizamabad:
The Alisagar Deer Park is situated in the district of Nizamabad. The park was opened in the year 1931 by the Nizam of the region and has been one of the chief tourists attractions since then.
Coringa Wild Life Sanctuary, Coringa:
The Coringa Wild Life Sanctuary situated at Coringa developed in the delta region of the Godavari river. The sanctuary is rich in the growth of mangroves.
Eturnagaram Sanctuary, Eturnagaram:
The Eturnagaram Sanctuary is situated in the district of Warangal. The region encompasses an area of 806 square kilometers and is one of the oldest sanctuaries of the state of Andhra Pradesh.
Indira Gandhi Zoological park, Visakhapatnam:
Indira Gandhi Zoological park of Visakhapatnam is one of the biggest zoological parks of the region. It has a huge collection of carnivores, lesser carnivores, reptiles and aves. The region encompasses a sprawling area of 625 acres and is situated 4 kilometers away from the railway station of Visakhapatnam.
The rich vegetation and animal life of the state is well preserved and maintained by the government of Andhra Pradesh. The state encourages the tourists to visit the wildlife of the state and enjoy the wilderness of the natural animal and plant life.
The following are the links to the wildlife of Andhra Pradesh:
Alisagar Deer Park, Nizamabad
Coringa Wild Life Sanctuary, Coringa
Eturnagaram Sanctuary, Eturnagaram
Indira Gandhi Zoological park, Visakhapatnam
