Currently, 248 are in the Krishnasar conservation area. Among them, there are 32 males, 151 females and 35 children, Ranger Casey said.
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Domestic and foreign tourists have started coming in to see Krishnasar, which is listed among the rare wild animals of the country. Tourists who came to see Bardiya National Park have started coming to Khairapur, Gulria Municipality-2, which is about 45 km away.
Krishnasar is called Black Buck in English. In the last fiscal year 081/082, 4 thousand 600 tourists from Swadeshi, SAARC and abroad visited Krishnasar. Ramu KC, ranger of the Krishnasar conservation area, said that 107 foreigners, 13 SAARC and 4587 Nepali tourists visited during the same period.
Till the first week of October this year, 493 domestic and foreign tourists have come. He said that only 2 foreign tourists came during this period. Fewer tourists came due to the rainy season.
Even though tourists come in, there are no resorts, hotels or homestays to eat and stay in this area. For the development of conservation area, entry fee has been charged from tourists.
2000 for foreigners, 500 for tourists from SAARC and 100 for Nepalese. At present, 248 are in the Krishnasar conservation area. Among them, there are 32 males, 151 females and 35 children, said Ranger Casey. Gulria Municipality-2 of Kshansar Bardia is spread in Khairapur area.
Protection committee chairman Dipendra Yadav said that to protect Krishnasar, the unauthorized settlement in the protected area should be removed. He said that they should be managed without real investigation. According to the Krishnasar Protection Committee, 350 bighas more than 350 bighas in the protected area of 708 bighas have been encroached on the name of landless people because they are houses. The government announced the Krishnasar Conservation Area on 3rd Chait 065.
