Pulicat lake

2nd largest brackish water lagoon in India

Pulicat Lake is a large brackish water lagoon lying partly in Tamil Nadu and partly in Andhra Pradesh State. It is the second largest lagoon in South IndiaThe area of the Pulicat lake Sanctuary of Tamil Nadu State is about 15,367 hectare. .Pulicat is endowed with diverse natural resources, which include aquatic and terrestrial fauna and flora

the sanctuary consists of vast area of swamps and marshy lands which serve as a source of fish supply. the lake is visited by a large number of migratory birds. this region is a potential site for ecotourism. The forest type in these islands is the Southern Tropical Dry Evergreen Forest In addition to this, the lake has mangrove forests in the northern portion and littoral vegetation

2nd largest brackish water lagoon in India

Pulicat Lake is a large brackish water lagoon lying partly in Tamil Nadu and partly in Andhra Pradesh State. It is the second largest lagoon in South IndiaThe area of the Pulicat lake Sanctuary of Tamil Nadu State is about 15,367 hectare. .Pulicat is endowed with diverse natural resources, which include aquatic and terrestrial fauna and flora

the sanctuary consists of vast area of swamps and marshy lands which serve as a source of fish supply. the lake is visited by a large number of migratory birds. this region is a potential site for ecotourism. The forest type in these islands is the Southern Tropical Dry Evergreen Forest In addition to this, the lake has mangrove forests in the northern portion and littoral vegetation

  • Popular Tourist Destination

    Pulicat is also thronged with beautiful birds especially near the water banks of Pulicat Lake. Almost every year between the months of October and March

  • Bird Watching

    It has been identified as a potential Important Bird Area, as one of the coastal flyways used by a number of pelagic and coastal migrants

  • Tourism

    The ride on the fishing boats are the only way to explore the territory of Pulicat Lake With chirping birds in the background, the sunsets and sunrise are mesmerizing

Coastal Fly way of Migratory Birds

Owing to the socio-economic and ecological benefits, the lake along with some adjoining areas has attained an important status. It has been identified as a potential Important Bird Area and as one of the coastal flyways used by a number of pelagic and coastal migrants, linking Point Calimere in Tamil Nadu with Chilka in Orissa. The lake attracts large number of water birds.

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