Deep within the subcontinent lies a land whose many secrets still lie hidden from the human eye in its largely unexplored terrain. A land that on one hand is synonymous with harsh terrains and on the other with breath taking beauty - Chambal. Glimpses of this enchanting land have made their way into countless books, songs and folklore.

Originating in the Vindhayan ranges in M.P. the Chambal River snakes its way through the states of M.P., Rajasthan and U.P. before finally meeting the Yamuna in the Etawah district of U.P. Its rich bio-diversity ensured that it was declared a National Sanctuary in 1979 with its total area spanning across the three states of M.P, Rajasthan and U.P. The last bastion for some of the country’s most endangered wildlife like the Gharial, Muggar, Turtles, Otters and the fresh water Dolphin, the Chambal region also boasts of a wide variety of aquatic and terrestrial birds.