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Benog Wildlife Sanctuary

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Benog Wildlife Sanctuary a part of Rajaji National Park is located about 11 km from Library Point in the ‘Queen of Hills’ Mussoorie. It is surrounded by the benedictory pines, old cedar trees, and medicinal plants that grow in abundance in this area.
The sanctuary has developed as a bird watching haven and is a home to a wide variety of birds such as White Capped Water Redstart and Red Billed Blue Magpie to name a few. One can also admire an eye-captivating view of the snow-clad Chaukhamba and Bandarpunch peaks from here. The popular tourist spots near the Benog Wildlife Sanctuary are the Hathipaon Estate and Cloud’s End.

The sanctuary, about 6.3 km (3.9 mi) from Library Point and open to the public, provides a woodland habitat for indigenous birds, and animals.Benog Wildlife Sanctuary is surrounded by pine trees and snow-capped mountain peaks. This is an ideal jaunt for nature lovers and bird watchers.he benog wildlife sanctuary being an integral aspect of the Rajaji National Park is popular for rare species of flora and fauna

Benog Wildlife Sanctuary Mussoorie Entry Fee. No Entry Fee; Entry fee for Rajaji National Park; 150 per person for Indians; 600 per person for Foreigners

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