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Even in the hot climate
of the Thar, the state of Rajasthan boasts of abundant
wildlife. A must-visit is the Keoladeo National Park in
Bharatpur, a bird kingdom comprising of rare Siberian Cranes
and 2,000 painted storks. Do not miss the natural habitat of
tigers in the state, the Ranthambore National Park at
Ranthambore, which was previously known as the hunting ground
for the Maharaja of Jaipur. The famous counterpart of
Ranthambore and worth a visit is the Sariska Tiger Reserve
& National Park, situated just 40-kms from Alwar. The
wildlife one witnesses over here include Sambhar, Chital,
Nilgai, Four-Horned Antelope, Wild Boar and Langur. Van Vihar
Ramsagar Wildlife Sanctuary is the oldest wildlife reserves of
the state made by the rulers of Dholpur and has a wonderful
collection flora and fauna |
