Wilderness Landscape & Natural Heritage
Daroji Sloth Bear Sanctuary, located in the Ballari district of Karnataka, India, spans over 82.72 square kilometers, specifically established to protect the sloth bear population in the region. The sanctuary's landscape features scrub forests and boulder-strewn hills, providing a rugged yet beautiful setting for the diverse wildlife it harbors. In addition to sloth bears, visitors may also encounter leopards, foxes, pangolins, and a variety of bird species. Established in 1994, the sanctuary holds ecological significance for its role in the conservation of sloth bears and their habitat. The sanctuary does not have formal hiking trails, but guided safaris are available, offering insights into the wildlife and natural beauty of the area. Visitors are drawn to the sanctuary for its serene environment and the rare opportunity to witness sloth bears in a protected habitat, making it a must-visit for wildlife and nature enthusiasts.