About Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary:
- It is situated in Rajasthan.
- It encompasses the historic Kumbhalgarh Fort and is also named after the fort.
- Drainage:
- The eastern section is the starting point for the Banas River, which flows into the Bay of Bengal.
- Meanwhile, rainwater from the western slopes forms small rivers like Sukdi, Sumer, Mithdi, and Kot, all of which are tributaries of the Luni River that eventually flow into the Arabian Sea.
- Flora: The flora of the sanctuary is mainly herbs. The species of Churel, Dhok, Khair, and Salar grow abundantly. among others.
- Fauna: The sanctuary provides a natural abode to many creatures like Wolf, Leopards, Sloth bear, Hyena, jackal, Jungle cat, Sambhar, Nilgai, Chausingha (the four horned antelope), Chinkara and Hare.
