Amrabad Tiger Reserve Reopens Jungle Safari After 3-Month Break
HYDERABAD: The jungle safari at Amrabad Tiger Reserve resumed on Thursday after a three-month break. Amrabad Divisional Forest Officer Yash Prakash Singhal formally launched the service at Farhabad Gate.
Safari offers access to Nallamala forests and wildlife
Speaking at the programme, Singhal said the safari would allow nature lovers and tourists to experience the beauty and biodiversity of the Nallamala forests.
Moreover, visitors can learn about wildlife conservation while exploring the forest ecosystem. Singhal also urged tourists to follow the route prescribed by the forest department and comply with forest regulations.
He asked visitors to practise responsible tourism. He also stressed the need to avoid disturbing wildlife during the safari.
Safari vehicles travel from Mannanur to viewpoint
Meanwhile, safari vehicles left Mannanur at 8am and travelled through Farhabad Gate to the viewpoint. During the trip, tourists viewed the forests and green landscapes of the Nallamala region.
The programme was attended by Mannanur Forest Range Officer Savita, forest department officials and staff, safari drivers, media representatives and others.
With the reopening, nature lovers and tourists can once again explore the Nallamala forests of the Amrabad Tiger Reserve through the jungle safari.
