Sohagibarwa Wildlife Sanctuary

Sohagibarwa Wildlife Sanctuary is a protected forest area in Maharajganj district, Uttar Pradesh, near Nautanwa town along the India-Nepal border. Established in 1987 and covering about 428 square kilometres of Terai landscape, it comprises sal forests, grasslands and wetlands. The sanctuary is known for its diverse fauna including tigers, leopards, sloth bears and numerous bird species, and forms part of the Terai Arc conservation landscape.

Visitors can expect a Terai forest landscape of dense sal forests, open grasslands, wetlands and streams along the Indo-Nepal border. The sanctuary offers jeep safaris on forest tracks, watch towers and interpretation facilities for wildlife viewing and birdwatching. Sightings may include deer, wild boar, leopard, sloth bear and diverse resident and migratory birds. Facilities are basic and forest rest houses are available for overnight stays with prior permission.