Tourist Place

2. Bhikhna Thori

Located on Indo-Nepal border it is the north-eastern end of the sanctuary. From here through Nepal there is a way right up to Tibbet. Historically it was the resting place (thaur) for Buddhist monks and hence its name “Bhiktchuk thaur” or “Bhikhna thori”. King George Vth while passing by, took a rest here. This is famous picnic spot, now a day.

3. Boating in Rohua Nala (Tributary of Gandak river)

This site is located in Madanpur range. This range is unique in the sense as it has diversity in the forms of wetland, swamps & mixed forest along with canebrakes. It is the potential site for Rhinoceros sighting, visiting here from Chitwan Reserve forest, of Nepal. This area is also designated as Important Bird Area (IBA) by the Indian Bird Conservation Network.

 One cane enjoy boating in Sikara (Modified Country boat) along with Bird watching.

4. Kapan

One of the major, perennial rivers of Raghia Range, journey along it northwards is a memorable experience. On both banks are lovely forests and in between flows the river, abode of green pigeons & Indian bison. Varieties of kingfishers and owls are a common sighting.

5. Lalbhitiya

On way to Gobardhana from Manguraha, made of red clayey soil, this elevated patch gives a bird-eye view of pure-sal forest. Dawn and Dusk view from here is enchanting. On clear days, one can see snowy Himalayan peaks. This is a vintage point for bird watchers and solace seekers.

6. Manor Trek

This short trek(1.5 Km )is open for tourist. One can enjoy the beautiful trek along the dense forest to the Manor watch tower. From the wooden tower the majestic view of river Manor & hills of snowclad Himalaya (Nepal) is quite visible.

7. Pandai River

Deriving its name from “Pandavas” one of the major rivers of VTR, it is known for its high speed and massive erosion during rains. Round and colorful pebbles found in river-bed attract everyone. One can see locals mining gold very crudely form its streams. During sunrise and in moonlight the river shines splendidly. Watch tower at Thori gives a nice view of this meandering river.

8. Parewa Dah

“Parewa” or “parba” in local, means pigeon and “dah” means water body. So parewa dah is a place where both co-exist. One of the most beautiful places of tiger Reserve, it is on way to Someshwar temple. One can see numerous fishes in the emerald blue crystal clear water found here. Water continuously flows down the waterfall. Doves and bee-eaters swarming in hundreds reside in high burrows surrounding this place. No visit to forest is complete without visiting this place.

9. Someshwar Peak

Someshwar is the highest peak of VTR situated at a height of 2884 feet. One can reach here trekking 14 Kms from base camp. On way is titanic point & Hill top, from where the view is splendid. At the international border is an ancient temple dedicated to Lord Someshwar or Shiva and Goddess Kali. Below the temple are ruins of hermitage of sage Bhatrihari.