Rajasthan the Royal state of India has so many colors and flavors to flaunt in the world. The state has seen so many rulers and maharajas who gave the royal feel to the place. Wildlife of Rajasthan is very unique and fascinating, all kinds of animals whether local to India or the migratory birds from foreign are found, as the state largely shows natural habitat like deserts, lakes and forests. The best wildlife parks of Rajasthan are listed below, to experience the wilderness book a Rajasthan Tour Package.
Ranthambore National Park
This is extraordinary compared to other tiger reserves of the nation, known to have friendly tigers and chances of locating one here is sensibly superior to anything other tiger reserves of India. It is one of the must visit Wildlife Parks of Rajasthan. Alongside this Ranthambore has one of the most extravagant widely varied flora and fauna making it an absolute must visit zone. The place is a boon for wildlife photographers and is ideal for journeys and touring. If you planning for a summer vacation in South India, Tamil Nadu and Kerala would be a great choice.
Sariska National Park
Sariska Tiger Reserve is very much settled in the Aravali Hills covering 800 sq km territory separated into the prairies, dry deciduous backwoods, sheer bluffs, and rough scene. The Sariska National Park is home to India’s biggest populace of peafowl and harbors quail, sand grouse, brilliant supported woodpeckers, and peaked snake birds, among different species. Additionally, the Siliserh Lake on the edge of the recreation center has a substantial number of crocodiles.
Keoladeo Ghana Bird Sanctuary
The Keoladeo bird sanctuary was announced as a National park in 1981. The aggregate territory of the National park is about 28.7 km. The fundamental attractions for vacationers visiting the Keoladeo Ghana Park are the migratory birds, which originate from as far away as Siberia and Central Asia to spend their winters in Bharatpur, before returning back to their rearing grounds. The national park is a region which is entirely saved for the betterment of the untamed life and biodiversity, and where exercises like developmental, ranger service, hunting is not allowed. Spend your vacations with the beautiful birds, book a Rajasthan tourism package.
Desert Natural Sanctuary
The Desert National Park is found 45 km west of the Jaisalmer city in the West Indian province of Rajasthan near the India-Pakistan border. The desert sanctuary being a delicate biological community has its own flora and fauna. The delicate biological community of the Thar supports one of a kind and differed wildlife species. In this immense sea of sands lies the popular Desert National Park, which gives a brilliant case of the biological system of the Thar Desert and its diverse wildlife. As the desert only supports a couple of kind of little grasses, bushes and xerophytic trees, the leaf cover is constrained and not appropriate for vast herbivorous, camel is an exception.
Mount Abu sanctuary
Mount Abu is the most astounding crest in the Aravali Range. It is the summer capital for the Indian province of Rajasthan, home to lakes, cascades and green backwoods, the slope withdraw, has an exceptionally cool and relieving atmosphere. The Mount Abu Wildlife Sanctuary is home to many sightseeing points offering fabulous views. The Mount Abu Wildlife Sanctuary houses around 112 plant families with 449 and 820 species of flora fauna. The panther sloth bear, wild pig, sambar, chinkara and langur are alternate occupants here. A variety of fauna including profoundly uncommon threatened and endangered species are found in this sanctuary.
