Keetham Bear Park

Bear Conservation park, all bear saved in India are placed here. It is situated in Keetham Bird Sanctuary, Agra.

Peaceful and lonely place on the bank of Yamuna, home for migratory birds in winter.

Amazing facility.The rescued bears are so well looked after. Recreational structures also put up for them. A place everyone should visit to see the good work being done and how healthy and happy the bears are.

If you love nature then you gonna love this place. This place is full of green trees and shrubs. This place has a lake also inside it. This is very peaceful place. It is located on the agra mathura highway and its nearby sikandra (where tomb of akbar the great is located). A must visit for the ones who want a place outside city and free from pollution and traffic. It also has a canteen of its own located near bear park only though not much options are available in menu of the canteen. I had not accepted a place like this nearby agra main city. I think this review will be helpful for the ones who wants to visit this place.

I didn’t know much about the story of dancing bears and it was a very educational story! Their work is much bigger than just rescuing the bears but they also help the community to find alternative working possibilities and educate girls and women as well. There are volunteering opportunities with the center and a cute shop inside that sells various items like the handicrafts of locals.

We had an incredible time visiting Wildlife SOS' bear sanctuary. We booked to ensure we were able to visit fully and had a brilliant guide take us around, explaining the inspiring work they do and showing us many of their rescue bears. It was fascinating and very special.

If you wish to see how wildlife lovers care for animals then it is a must go place. This place houses spotted deer also. Monkeys and langoor also inhabit the area. Bears like to sleep day time that you can spot at most of the cages or pens. Veterinary care unit is really good thanks to the Vets and Managers of the place.
Place worth a visit and worth your precious donations.

Located inside Soor Sarovar sanctuary, it is a very disappointing place. More than bears you get to see monkeys and langoors inside this bear park. As soon as you enter the premises, you are instructed that photography is not allowed. On moving further you happen to walk through a trail between the jungle area which leads to a watch tower. Now the surprising part is that it’s not necessary that you will spot a bear from the fort watch tower. Luckily I was able to see only 2 from quite a distance. The guard informed that there are 30 bears in total but it is always impossible to spot them. Also the dinking water area designed for these animals is not well maintained. The guard also informed that the spots where bear is regulatly seen have been enclosed with electric fences.

In short, this place might have been declared a forest reserve but it it’s not well maintained. Needs to be developed.

This place is only for couple's...and group of friends...