The Kamleshwar Zone is centered around the Kamleshwar Reservoir, a key water source for Gir’s wildlife. This zone is often referred to as the “lifeline of Gir” because it sustains a large number of animals during the dry season.

What to Expect:

• The zone offers a mix of forested trails and open grasslands, with frequent stops at water bodies.
• Wildlife sightings are abundant, especially during early mornings and late evenings, when animals visit the reservoir to drink.

Wildlife Highlights:

• Marsh Crocodiles: The reservoir is home to one of the largest populations of marsh crocodiles in India.
• Birds: Kamleshwar attracts a variety of water birds, including flamingos, pelicans, and herons.
• Asiatic Lions: Lions can often be spotted resting near the reservoir or patrolling the surrounding areas.

Best Features:

• The picturesque setting of the reservoir, surrounded by hills and forests, is perfect for photography.
• It provides a different perspective of Gir’s ecosystem, focusing on aquatic and semi-aquatic life.