Rajasthan National Park List, Check Out 5 National Parks

Check the complete List of Rajasthan's National Parks, which are Mukundra Hills National Park, Desert National Park, Keoladeo Ghana Bird Sanctuary, Ranthambore National Park, and Sariska National Park

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Rajasthan is a state in northern India that is known for its rich history, culture, and scenic beauty. It is home to several national parks that offer visitors a glimpse into the region’s natural beauty and wildlife. These parks are spread across the state and are known for their unique ecosystems, including dry deciduous forests, wetlands, and desert landscapes. Visitors can spot a variety of wildlife. The parks also have unique flora, including several species of trees and plants that are adapted to the local climate.

Many of these parks are also home to endangered species and have been designated as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. They offer a chance to experience the natural beauty and biodiversity of Rajasthan and are a must-visit for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts.

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How many National park in Rajasthan

Rajasthan has five has national parks, namely Mukundra Hills National Park, Desert National Park, Keoladeo Ghana Bird Sanctuary, Ranthambore National Park, and Sariska National Park.

National Parks of Rajasthan Map

The National Parks of Rajasthan are spread across the state, from the deserts of Jaisalmer to the wetlands of Bharatpur. Here is a look at the map.

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List of National Parks in Rajasthan

Here is the complete List of National Parks in Rajasthan given below:

S. No	National Park	Location	Uniqueness of Flora	Uniqueness of Fauna
1	Ranthambore National Park	Sawai Madhopur district in southeastern Rajasthan	The park has a dry deciduous forest that consists of over 300 species of plants, including Dhok trees, banyan trees, mango trees, and pipal trees.	The park is famous for its Bengal tigers and is one of the best places in India to spot these majestic animals. Other wildlife that can be found here includes Indian leopards, sloth bears, Indian wild boars, chital, sambar deer, and several species of birds.
2	Sariska National Park	Alwar district in northeastern Rajasthan	The park has a mixed forest of deciduous trees, including Dhok trees, khair trees, and ber trees.	Sariska is known for its Bengal tigers, which were reintroduced here in 2008. Other wildlife that can be found here includes Indian leopards, Indian striped hyenas, Indian jackals, chital, sambar deer, and several species of birds.
3	Keoladeo National Park	Bharatpur district in eastern Rajasthan	The park has a wetland ecosystem that includes shallow lakes, marshes, and swamps. It is home to over 350 species of plants, including several species of water lilies, lotuses, and reeds.	Keoladeo is famous for its migratory birds, which visit the park during the winter months. Over 375 species of birds have been recorded here, including Siberian cranes, pelicans, storks, and several species of ducks and geese.
4	Desert National Park	Jaisalmer district in western Rajasthan	The park has a unique ecosystem of sand dunes, rocky outcrops, and scrub forests. It is home to several species of desert plants, including khejri trees, acacia trees, and cacti.	The park is home to several species of desert animals, including the Great Indian Bustard, which is a critically endangered bird species. Other wildlife that can be found here includes desert foxes, Indian gazelles, and sand boas.
5	Mukundra Hills National Park	Kota district in southeastern Rajasthan	The park has a mixed forest of deciduous trees, including Dhok trees, khair trees, and ber trees.	Mukundra Hills is home to several species of big cats, including Bengal tigers and leopards. Other wildlife that can be found here includes Indian wild dogs, Indian foxes, sloth bears, and several species of birds.