Sprawling over an area of 110 sq. km, Chail Wildlife Sanctuary is a pretty large sanctuary located in Chail and is the abode of many rich varieties of wildlife. Chail Sanctuary was established in the year 1976 and from that period it was declared as a protected area under the concern of Government.
Chail Wildlife Sanctuary is densely covered by Oak and Pine, apart from grassland. It is an abode of a variety of flora and fauna. Some of the famous animal species of the park include wild boar, goral, sambar, spotted deer, Himalayan black bear, common langur, Indian porcupine, flying squirrel, etc. European Deer was also introduced 50 years ago by the former Maharaja of Patiala but no one has sighted in the year 1988 as per the survey.
Chail Wildlife Sanctuary remains opened round the year, but if someone is seeking to explore the wildlife in Chail then March to October is the best time to visit as one may spot many animals, birds and the dense forest with a huge variety of flora.