Uttarakhand is not less than heaven for wild animals. For its rich biodiversity, the state has a unique identity throughout the country. Thousands of species of wild animals are residing here in protected and non-protected forest areas. Those who provide environmental balance are also a matter of enthusiasm and adventure for human beings. The gardens, sanctuaries and protected areas present here are eminent across the country. Corbett and Rajaji Parks have a distinct significance in terms of wildlife tourism. In Uttarakhand with 71% forest area, Asian elephants with tigers, chital, sambhar, leopard and reptiles put four moons in glory. In addition, birds and insects of hundreds of species also attract tourists.
Located in Almora district, the Reindeer Park has many pine trees, reflecting the rich natural beauty of this place. Tourists from all over the world come here to see endangered species like deer, leopards and Himalayan black bears.
You will be mesmerized by the beautiful view of Corbett and the beautiful view. Jim Corbett Park National Park is situated on the banks of the jungle and Ramganga River surrounded by amazing natural scenery of the Kumaon hills. Jim Corbett National Park is the oldest national park in India. The Jim Corbett Reserve of Uttarakhand is one of the most popular tiger reserves in the country. Situated on the Himalayan hills near Nainital in Uttarakhand, Jim Corbett National Park is known for various wildlife, fauna and flora. An excursion to the Jim Corbett National Sanctuary can be done by riding on elephants. Earlier this park (park) was known as Ramganga National Park, but in the year 1957 it was renamed Corbett National Park (Corbett National Park). In Corbett you will find many species of wildlife such as tiger, leopard, elephant, chital, deer, wild boar, Monkey and jackal etc. You will be thrilled to see these animals up close.
Kedarnath Wildlife Sanctuary is also known as Kedarnath Forest Life Division. The Kedarnath Wildlife Sanctuary spread over Chamoli and Rudraprayag districts was established in 1972. The sanctuary in the Alaknanda Valley contains trees of other species including alpine, coniferous, oak, pine, bhuj. Also, large species of wild animals are found.
The Nandadevi National Park, located on the second highest peak in the country, has the worlds most unique high altitude flora and fauna. Spectacular views, the richness of the biosphere make it different from other wildlife sanctuaries. The park has been declared a World Heritage Site on behalf of UNESCO and its surrounding area has a valley of flowers, Badinath Temple and Hemkund Sahib. It is inhabited by the finest wild animals of the high Himalayan surroundings. There is also a favourable atmosphere for snow leopard.
As the first wildlife conservation centre in the state, Motichur Wildlife Sanctuary was established in Dehradun District in 1935, which joined Rajaji National Park in 1983. The area spans 820.42 sq. The park is composed of Motichur Sanctuary, Cheela Sanctuary and Rajaji Sanctuary. The Rajaji National Park, counted among the major wildlife parks in the country, is home to 315 species of birds and 23 species of mammal. The flocks of Gajraj increase its glory.
This wildlife sanctuary in Uttarakhand was established in 2012, which is spread between gola and Sharda rivers in Haldwani Forest Division.