Restaurant Details
Amaravathi Crocodile Farm
அனைத்து அளவிலான முதலைகளும் ஒன்றாக வெயில் காயும் அரிய காட்சி — இது வெறும் காட்சிக்கூடம் அல்ல, செயலில் உள்ள ஒரு பாதுகாப்புத் திட்டம். வழக்கமான பார்வை 30-60 நிமிடங்கள் நீடிக்கும்.
Established in 1976, described by the district government as the largest captive crocodile nursery in India — a conservation project breeding Mugger crocodiles for release back into the wild.
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The Amaravathy reservoir and its feeding rivers (Chinnar, Thennar, Pambar) hold South India's largest wild breeding population of broad-snouted Mugger crocodiles. As numbers dwindled in the wild, the Forest Department began this captive-breeding project: eggs are collected from wild nests around the reservoir, hatched and reared at the farm, and grown crocodiles are reintroduced into the wild. The farm currently maintains 98 crocodiles (25 male, 73 female), managed by three Forest Department staff.
Highlights
A rare chance to see large numbers of Mugger crocodiles of all sizes basking together — a working conservation project, not just a display. Typical visit lasts 30-60 minutes.
Hours & Info
Day-visit facility. Exact visiting hours are not published by the district site — confirm locally before travelling the 90 km distance.
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