The Bhagvan Mahavir Wildlife Sanctuary on the eastern border of Goa is spread over 240 sq. km and is the largest wildlife reserve in Goa. It is more suitable to view wild animals from the Devil's Canyon View Point. Bird lovers may also experience their finest time over here as the sanctuary is home to many beautiful and exotic bird species. Deer, Slender Toris, Jungle Cats, and Malayan Giant Squirrels. It is best to visit this place between October and March. The main attraction of this place consists of some exotic species of birds and animals. The Dudhsagar waterfalls located in the fringes of the sanctuary presents a breathtaking spectacle with water gushing down from a height of 200m. The Tambdi Surla temple was built by the Kadamba kings in the 13th century. The sanctuary is the treasure trove of a myriad of animal species including Gaur, Sambar, Panther, Leopards, Spotted Deer, Mouse Deer, Barking. Situated at Molem in Goa and spread over a sprawling area of 240 sq. kms, this sanctuary is Goa's biggest one.

The Activities You can drive in or just walk along the mud trails. When you trek through the dense forest, you will find herds of bison besides other animals. Observe each and every moment of wildlife. Don't walk through the large webs which may be spun amidst tree branches. Have a close us at the huge spiders and colourful butterflies including Chocolate Pansy, Crimson Rose and Blue Mormon.

Location 65 km from Panaji, in Sanguem Taluka

How to Reach Nearest airport at Dabolim is 80 km away from this wildlife sanctuary. Nearest railhead, 6 km from sanctuary is at Colem railway station. Buses and taxis are available at regular intervals for Mollem from Panaji and Margao.