A famous hatchery and sanctuary for saltwater crocodiles and Olive Ridley sea turtles, situated on the banks of the Saptamukhi river system.
A historical site featuring the ruins of a 400-year-old temple connected to the legend of Behula and Lakhindar, offering scenic lake views.
A unique 20-foot high netted walkway spanning half a kilometer, allowing tourists to walk safely through the forest canopy and spot wildlife.
A prime tiger spotting watchtower with a freshwater pond where Royal Bengal Tigers, spotted deer, and wild boars regularly visit to drink water.
The head office of the Forest Department, offering panoramic views of the forest, a museum, a turtle hatchery, and a crocodile pond.