Badrama Wildlife Sanctuary

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“Badrama Wildlife Sanctuary”, is also known as “Ushakothi Sanctuary” is situated at a the distance of 37 Km. from the district headquarters of Sambalpur District towards Deogarh on National Highway- 6. 



The sanctuary comprises of parts of Badrama Reserve Forests, Ushakothi Reserve Forests, Binjipali Reserve Forests and Additional Kansar Reserve Forests. 

The Sanctuary is characterized by the presence of Moist Sal Forests, Sal dominated mixed deciduous Forests, and bamboo forests. The Sanctuary forms a significant part of Sambalpur Elephant Reserve.

Key Facts

·         The sanctuary has its own significance for its rich treasure of flora and fauna, which includes many rare and endangered species.

·         The Badrama Wildlife Sanctuary provides a great enchantment and overwhelming experience for nature lovers. With place of scenic beauty and chances of wildlife sightings, the sanctuary offers an excellent place of recreation and natural education to the people.

·         The sanctuary is also an ideal platform for ecologists, research scholars and nature lovers.

How to reach

By Road: The Sanctuary is 364 km away from the State capital, Bhubaneswar.
By Rail: The nearest railway station is at Sambalpur.
By Air: The nearest airport is at Bhubaneswar

Facilities available

·         The Sanctuary offers trekking to reach to the Deodhara waterfall
·         Kutab watchtower and university spot is available
Badrama Wildlife Sanctuary

Salient Details

Geographic Extent:

Longitude 84° 12' to 84° 28' (east) Latitude 21° 34' to 21° 21'(North)
Climate :
Temperature-In summer: 45°C, In winter: 10°C
Villages :
25 Revenue villages.
Contact officer:
Divisional Forest Officer, Bamra Wildlife Division Ph.No.7008777206 E- mail: dfobmbwl004@gmail.com
Best time to visit:
October- April
Accommodation :
Forest Rest House (FRH) at Badrama


Forest Division :
Bamra (Wildlife) Division
District :
Sambalpur
Date of Notification :
17-12-1987
Notified Area :
304.03sq.kms

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