Dudhwa National Park & Tiger Reseve

The ideal reflection of the ‘Teria’ ecosystem, Dudhwa is the most famous national park in Uttar Pradesh. Acquiring a fairly large territory on the Indo-Nepal border, this national park is the home to various wildlife species such as Tigers and Swap Deer. The park covers an area of 1,284.3km and includes three large forests. It was declared a Tiger Reserve in the late 1980s and ever since it remains a safe hub for the rare Bengal Tigers in India. Numerous birds in Dudhwa also make earn it a badge of birdwatchers’ paradise. The national park is dotted with many small and big lakes, where one can often enjoy spotting swamp deer, one-horned rhinoceros, hog deer, chital, and many species of birds.

A few of the major attractions of Dudhwa National Park are Tigers and Swamp Deer. Besides this, other animals that can be spotted in this beautiful park include sloth bears, barking deer, jungle cats, jackals, fishing cats, leopards, and civets. One of the surprising facts about this national park is “Barasinghas” (Swamp Deer). Yes, you’ve heard that right. The surprising element here is that almost half of the world’s barasinghas are there in the Dudhwa Tiger Reserve. This is another admirable fact about this gigantic national park.

Now, if we talk about birds, then over 350 species of birds can be found here. It’ll be a treat to watch great slaty woodpecker, Bengal florican, Black necked Stork, Great Pied Hornbill, Indian Golden Oriole, painted storks, and kingfishers. You will be a lucky lad if you spot the endangered white-rumped Vulture. In Kishanpur sanctuary at Jhadi Taal you can see many bird species and thats why Dudhwa is also known as Bird wildlife sanctuary. At Dudhwa National Park you can enjoy your pre booked wildlife jungle safari.