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There are several Nationa parks in India, which are established to safeguard the wildlife species. Starting from Jammu till Kerala there are nearly 100 parks and many wildlife sanctuaries that are authorized.
All these places support a diverse range of flora and fauna along with tigers, elephants and many more species of wild animals.
Variety of National Park
Along with all other regions Gujarat, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, and Goa are some of the states that host several parks that are recognized by the Indian nation.
All these places have the parks that are spread across a vast area in which one can see reptiles, birds, rare animals in their natural habitats along with a number of trees.
The national parks are established with a motive to safeguard the species of animals and trees according to the wildlife protection act.
Kaziranga, Rohla, Sundarbans, Periyar, Gir, Bandhavgarh, Kanha, Pench, Sariska are a few popular parks in India.
The gigantic Asiatic elephants, Water buffalo, The Gaur, species in Dolphins, One-horned Rhinos, along with a lot of birds welcome every wildlife as well as adventure lovers.
First National park
The first park Hailey National Park was established in the year 1936 and now referred to as Jim Corbett National Park.
This is located in Nainital in the most alluring state Uttrakhand which is the home of royal Bengal tigers along with various animals.
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