The spectacular state of Rajasthan has
a countless number of attractions ranging
from biodiversity heritage, ethnic Indian
culture to contemporary art and crafts.
Millions of tourists from around the world
travel to Rajasthan each year to assess
a country that is characterized by a real
art of so many facets of creative expression.
The sheer abundance of natural resources
is another characteristic of Rajasthan
which attracts many international tourists.
This state is home to the only desert
region in India. The Thar Desert of Rajasthan
is one of the largest deserts in Asia.
The wildlife sanctuaries in Rajasthan
are located around the state, making it
a natural destination for a multitude
of wild animals. The ecological environment
is healthy, courtesy of the wildlife sanctuaries
of Rajasthan. It is a key reason behind
the growth and development of eco-tourism
and eco-tourism there. The exotic flavor
is expressed in multiple dimensions thanks
to generous assemblage of wildlife sanctuaries
of Rajasthan.
Rajasthan wildlife can be classified according
to their geographical distribution. Scroll
through the list below wildlife sanctuaries
of Rajasthan up in the zone sequence:
Sariska Wildlife
The natural harbor is located only 200
km from the capital New Delhi and 107
km from the capital Jaipur. In terms of
topography, fauna Sariska looks like Ranthambore.
But Tiger population is much lower. The
central zone covers 500 square kilometers.
Ranthambore wildlife
Ranthambhore is a name known among tiger
projects in India. A strong medieval colossal
appointed in Ranthambore is placed right
in the centre of the forest. The forest
reserve comes from the name of this castle.
But this view has been challenged by other
schools of thought.
National Shrine of the desert
The Desert National Park is a magnificent
example of the ecological balance in the
Thar Desert and its diverse wildlife.
The forest Sudashri a seat post is ideal
for exploring wildlife in the national
park of the desert. Less than 20 percent
of the surface is covered with thick sand
containing steep rocks, thick salt lake
real estate funds and dunes. Its inhabitants
include chinkara, blackbuck, wolf, hare,
fox desert, Indians and the fox desert
cat. Chinkara and other animals belong
to the category of endangered species
and are protected by the laws of the land.
There are rangers ensuring that poachers
can not intrude. The forest is filled
with a variety of birds. Some of them
are rare and on the verge of extinction.
Blue Partridge is one of them.
Mount Abu Sanctuary
Mount Abu Sanctuary is built around the
oldest mountain ranges in India - The
Aravali. It obtained the official status
of a sanctuary of wild life in 1960. The
setting is picturesque with vast tracts
of high-mountain areas. An ideal place
for eco-tourism in Rajasthan!
