For nature lovers, Sariska National Park would be an ideal holiday destination. People from all over the world come to visit this National Park. In the year 1955, this park was declared as a sanctuary. Later, it was under Project Tiger in the year 1979. Finally, it was declared as a National Park in the year 1979. Sariska National Park houses a few tigers along with great flora and fauna.
Standing out remarkably in an extensive denuded tract, the Ranthambhore National Park reflects a unique juxtaposition of historical and natural richness. It proffers a winding terrain with slopes, hills, steep ridges, hillocks, pebbly ravines and flat valleys. The park spreads over a vast expansion of 392 sq km and it happens to be the finest example for conservation of Tigers.
It is not just the tigers that make the park so special. The park is an exceptional place where history and the mother nature intertwined together to present a stunning spectacle. One cannot witness the astonishing scenery of spotting the wildlife under the roof of a superb architectural splendor of yesteryears. The remnant of the old fort inside the park has been reclaimed by the inhabitants of the park.
Established in 1960, the Mount Abu Wildlife Sanctuary covers a large expanse of the Mount Abu forests and hilly regions of about 290 square kilometer. It is situated at north eastern side of Mount Abu. The highest peak Guru Shikhar in the Aravalli mountain ranges is situated in the region of the Sanctuary.
A sprawling expansion of around 600 square kilometers Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary appeases the visitor with its varied verity of magnificient flora and fauna. Guarded by the strong Bastion fort, this asylum of rare and exotic species in the animal kingdom boasts of a colourful vista of forest.
At an altitude of 500 to 1300 meter, this habitat of most endangered species like Cheeta, sambar, nilgai and leopard falls in the most craggy part of the Aravalli region. When the monsoon splashes its magical charm on the arid land, the sanctuary gleams with all around greenery.
Jhalana Nature Park (Nahagarh Biological Park): Normally all are of the opinion that Rajasthan is simply a desert area, which is devoid of any foliage and natural vegetation. This preconceived notion would go wrong when one comes in touch with the Nahagarh region of this arid state. This scenic locale houses one of the oldest mountain ranges in the entire world itself, the Aravallies. The thick woods that surround these mighty rocky formations are a haven of natural flora and fauna.
A lively city adorned with abundant natural beauty, Jaipur is always a fascinating attraction to the tourists. Its verdant greenery coupled with the effervescent gardens and parks are so charming that one could not forget at all. Among the various parks in Jaipur, Zoological Garden is regarded as one among the best sanctuaries in Jaipur. It is also called as the Jaipur Zoo.
Bassi Wildlife Sanctuary, a noticeable wild life protection place in Chittorgarh, is located Bassi on the western boundary of Vindhyachal Ranges. The Sanctuary is placed itself at the backdrop of lush green forests of Vindhyachal ranges. The Sanctuary provides a natural habitat for varied species of wild life. This is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts. Orai dam and Bassi dam form part of this nice wildlife sanctuary. Antelopes, panther, mongoose and wild boar are some of animals inhabit the sanctuary. Many migratory birds are spotted in the seasons.
Bhainsrodgarh Wildlife Sanctuary, an exquisite habitat for wildlife animals, was declared as a sanctuary in 1983. The Sanctuary is located at the small picturesque village, situated at the convergence of Chambal and Bemany Rivers. The surroundings are very attractive with the whole village enclosed in an ancient fort.
The Sita Mata Wildlife Sanctuary, spreading over a wide area of Malwa plateau and Aravalli mountain ranges, is a natural habitat to much wildlife and is placed perfectly in the thick forests of deciduous teak woods and bamboo trees. Forest area contains Tendu, Amla and Salar trees also.
Gajner wild life sanctuary is situated 32kms from Bikaner on Jaisalmer road. The lush foliage of the woods here have a number of neelgais(blue bull), waterfowls, chinkara (black buck), particularly flocks of imperial sandgrouse and wild boar living here.It is considered as the prettiest place in the region, with a lake, a palace, wooded hills and gardens. The lake at Gajner attracts water birds in thousands, the imperial sand grouse from Siberia being the most important of these. Large herds of deers can be seen here grazing freely.
