The only remaining habitat of Asiatic Lion, Gir National Park, was established as a Forest reserve in 1965. The park is considered as the most protected area due to the presence of endangered Asiatic Lions.Place : Gujrat
Major attractions : Asiatic Lions, Leopards, Chowsingha
Area covered : 1412 sq km
Ideal time to visit : November to June.
Location
This wildlife India tour destination is situated in Gujrat, India. It is spread over an area of 2,450 hectares. The national park India is a hilly zone covered by thick and dense forests followed by gorgeous rivers. It is housed with historical temples like Kankai Mata temple, Tulsishyam Temple and Kamleshwar dam. Basically the Gir National Park is a paradise on earth especially for wildlife lovers.Flora and Fauna
Gir National Park is a mixed deciduous forest which includes more than 400 species of plants including teak, Acacia, Banyan, Zizyphas, Jamun, Tendu, Dhakambu, Karanj, Umro, Vad, Kalam, Charal, Sirus and Aml. This wildlife India Tour destination amidst in nature's bliss offers a scintillating experience to the tourist.It is a perfect place to spot the Asiatic Lions which are about to vanish. It also possesses other wild animals including Sambar, Chital, Nilgai, Chowsingha, Chinkara Gazelle, Wild Boar, Langur, Jackal, Panthers, Wild Cats and Hares and Hyena.
Being blessed with rich flora, Gir National Park is also a home to diversified species including Flycatchers, Black headed Cuckoo Shrike, Gray Drongo, Pied Woodpeckers, Coppersmiths, Indian Rollers, Crested Swifts, Fish Owls, Black Vultures, Shaheen Falcons, Bonelli's Eagles, Flamingo, Crested Serpent Eagles, Painted Sandgrouse, Rock Bush Quail, Gray Partridge, Painted Storks and White Necked Storks
