Rollapadu Wildlife Sanctuary
Rollapadu a wildlife sanctuary spread across an area of 614sq km in the Kurnool district of Andhra Pradesh offers its visitors a journey into the wild, close to nature, amidst several diverse species of flora and fauna.
Established in 1988, Rollapadu is especially known for being the home to the endangered species of The Great Indian Bustard and Lesser Florican. The wildlife sanctuary, spread across a huge area is home to many birds and reptiles. From Blackbucks to sparrows to bonnets and from mynas to Indian rollers, Russell's vipers, and Indian cobras.
A range of protected species can be spotted here. If you're a nature lover, passionate about being close to and learning about biodiversity, a day in Rollapadu would be worth it. With the Rollapadu village nearby, a man-made water reservoir, preserved for the consumption of wildlife, and another reservoir for the collection of rainwater, Rollapadu Wildlife Sanctuary also sets a very good example of the mutual coexistence of mankind and nature.
