National Parks of India

1. Hemis National Park

❖ Only in India to be present North of Himalayas
1.
❖ Rain Shadow Region – Dry Subalpine forests
❖ Largest Protected Area, Palearctic Realm
❖ Indus River flows from the North
❖ Famous for Snow Leopards.

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 2. Dachigam National Park

❖ Lies between Pir Panjal and Great

Himalayan Ranges of the Himalayas.
1. City Forest (Salim Ali) ❖ Very vast altitude, Coniferous Forests
National Park ❖ Musk Deer, Himalayan Serow,
Kashmiri Stag are popular.
❖ In Sri Nagar, J&K ❖ Dagwan river flows through it before
❖ Famous for Kashmiri Stag (Hangul),
Musk Deer and Himalayan Black Bear

1. 2. draining into Dal Lake.

4. Kazinag National park

4.
❖ Established after Kargil War to
conserve the Markhor wild goat
3. 3. Kistwar National Park

❖ Lies in the Great Himalayas,

(Capra Falconeri)
in the Chenab river basin.
❖ Situated at Uri, near the International
❖ High altitude, Coniferous
Border with Pakistan
Forests

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1. Inderkilla National Park
❖ Located in Kullu distt, River Beas
Flows near the park.
❖ Mixture of Coniferous and Moist
temperate deciduous forests.
1.
2. Khirganga National Park
❖ Located in Kullu region, Contiguous
with Great Himalaya National park.
❖ Wildlife department proposed for a
merger of Khirganga NP with Great
Himalayan.
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3. Pin Valley National Park
❖ Located in Spiti Valley, within Cold
Desert Biosphere Reserve.
❖ Extreme Climate; Sparse Vegetation;
❖ Natural habitat for Snow Leopards
and Siberian Ibex
2. 4. Great Himalaya National Park
3.
4. ❖ Located in Kullu Region, UNESCO
recognized World Heritage Site.
❖ Diverse Ecosystem; Alpine, glacial,
temperate and subtropical forests;
❖ Blue sheep, Himalayan Brown Bear, Snow
Leopards and Himalayan Tahr are popular
5. Simbalbara National Park
5. ❖ At the confluence of Terai plains with
Shiwalik ranges
❖ Flora and fauna of Western
Himalayas and Gangetic and Punjab
plains overlap here.
 1. 1. Kalesar National Park

❖ Contiguous to Simbalbara National

Park, Himachal and Rajaji National
Park, Uttarakhand;
❖ In Foothills of Shiwalik Hills,
Yamunanagar Distt.
❖ Popular destination for leopards,
panthers, elephants, red jungle fowl
and bird-watching;
❖ Dense old leafy Sal forests.
2. Sultanpur National Park
❖ Yamuna River flows through east.

❖ Earlier a Bird Sanctuary, It forms a part

of Central Asian Flyway and famous for
migratory birds.
❖ Situated in Gurugram Distt. Sultanpur
Jheel forms a large part of National Park.
2.

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 4. Gangotri National Park

1. Govind National Park

1. 4.
❖
❖
❖
Great Himalayas; Bhagirathi River;
Gomukh glacier is inside the park;
Alpine Meadows, Glaciers
❖ Snow Leopard, Himalayan Tahr, Himalayan
❖ Gharwal Himalayas; Uttarkashi Distt; Monal, Musk deer etc. are found.
Catchment area of River Tons
❖ Named after Govind Ballabh Pant;
❖ Bearder Vulture Stronghold
❖ Coniferous and Deciduous forests
5. 5. Valley of Flowers
National Park
❖ Snow leopard project started here.

2. Rajaji National Park 2. 6. ❖ Transition zone Between Zanskar

and Great Himalayas; UNESCO
World Heritage Site; Part of Nanda
Devi Biosphere Reserve
❖ Pushpavati River, Tributary of
❖ Shiwalik Himalayas; Ganga River; Alaknanda flows through it.
❖ Named after C Rajagopalachari; ❖ Known for its meadows of endemic
❖
❖
Dense Deciduous Forests
Diverse Flora and Fauna
3. alpine flowers and the variety of
flora

6. Nanda Devi National Park

3. Jim Corbett National Park
❖ 1st National Park of India; Old Name Hailey National Park; also the 1st ❖ Glaciated Ecosystem; Drained by Rishiganga;
Tiger Reserve under Project Tiger ❖ UNESCO World Heritage Site.
❖ Sub Himalayan Terai region; Ramganga River; Dense Deciduous Forests ❖ Fauna is similar to that of Valley of Flowers and
❖ Diverse Flora and Fauna – Hog deer, Tiger, Rhino, Elephants, Jackals etc. other Great Himalayan Ecosystems.

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 1. Dudhwa National Park
❖ Located in Terai belt of marshy grassland (Lakhimpur).
❖ Extreme humid subtropical with dry winters (CWa) type of
climate; Very Dense Sal forests comprising of Tropical Semi
Evergreen, Moist deciduous, Swamp and Dry deciduous forests;

1. ❖ Tributaries of Sharda/Ghagra river flows through it.

❖ Diverse fauna including Tigers, Elephants, Swamp deer, river
dolphins etc.

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 2. Mukundra Hills National Park
1. Desert National Park ❖ Kathiawar-Gir Dry Deciduous Forest Zone
❖ Four Rivers- Chambal, Kali, Ahu, Ramzan
❖ Thar Desert Ecosystem; Sand ❖ Fauna- Bengal Tiger, leopard, Ghariyal, Mugger,
Dunes can be seen; Sparsh Chital, Sambhar deer etc.
Vegetation – Sewan grass and

3.
aak shrub;
❖ Most Famous Attraction – 3. Sariska National Park

1.
Critically Endangered The Great
Indian Bustard and Indian
Gazelle(Chinkara)
❖ Gadsisar Lake, Famous for
5. ❖ Aravalis; Rocky landscape with
grasslands and dry deciduous forests;
Migratory bird is located in the ❖ Dhok Trees – 90% area
park.
4. ❖ India's largest population of peafowl;
❖ Major species - Leopard, Wild Dog,
Jungle Cat, Hyena, Jackal, and Tiger

5. Keoladeo Ghana National Park

❖ Aravalis; Formerly Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary; A man made,

2. 4. Ranthambhore National Park
man managed wetland UNECSO World Heritage Site;
❖ Aravalis; Rocky landscape with
❖ One of the two sites in India mention in Montreux Record
grasslands and dry deciduous forests;
of RAMSAR
❖ Banas and Chambal Rivers
❖ High diversity of Flora and Fauna.
❖ Known for its tiger population

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 1. Marine National Park
❖ Gulf of Kutch;
❖ Diverse species of Sponges, Corals
and Birds are found here.
❖ Endangered Turtles, Dugongs and
1.
Whale shark are also found among
others.
2. Gir National Park
2.
❖ Junagarh District; Part of Kathiawar-
Gir dry deciduous forest ecosystem
❖ Most of the population of Asiatic
Lions resides in the park.
❖ Wide variety of Fauna including
leopard, mongoose, mugger, Hyena,
jackal are also found among others.
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3. Black Buck National Park
❖ Bhal region of Saurashtra; Near Gulf
of Khambhat;
❖ Largest population of lesser florican
❖ Ecology is mostly of grassland (Vidi)
3. ❖ Blackbuck Antelope, wolf and
Stripped hyenas are other important
species.
4. 4. Vansda National Park
❖ Part of Sahyadri Ranges of Western
Ghats; Represents the thick
woodlands of Dang (Dandakaranya –
Lord Ram passed through this area on
his way to Nashik).
❖ Ambika River drains the park
 1. Kuno National Park

❖ Kathiawar – Gir dry deciduous forest ecoregion 4. Panna National Park

❖ Kuno River (Trib. Of Chambal)
❖ Saharia Tribe

1. 2.
❖ Ken River; In news due to Ken Betwa
❖ Possible site for Asiatic lion River Linking Project
and Cheetah Re Introduction ❖ Tiger, Chital, Leopard, Sloth Bear
❖ Marks Endpoint of Tropical and
subtropical dry broadleaf forests belt and
2. Madhav National Park

❖ Renamed after Scindia King of

4. Start of Upper Gangetic Moist Deciduous
Forest

Gwalior, Madhav Rao Scinida

❖ Sakhya Sagar lake – Important area
supporting biodiversity of reptiles in
7. 6.
park.
❖ Wetlands in the park supports
3. 10. 11.
migratory birds population.
9.
3. Van Vihar National Park

❖ In Bhopal, Managed as a Zoological Park 8. 5. 5. Kanha National Park

❖ Banjar River (Trib of Narmada);

❖ All carnivores are kept captive in the ❖ Bengal tiger, Indian leopard, sloth bear,
park. Barasingha and dhole
❖ Indian Ghost tree is prominent in park.
❖ Baiga and Gond Tribes
❖ Maikal Hills of Satpura Ranges
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 6. Sanjay National Park 9. Satpura National Park

❖ Contiguous with Guru Ghasi Das NP in ❖ Satpura Ranges; Highest peak of Satpura – Dhoopgarh
Chhattisgarh; Vindhyas Ranges; Peak is inside the park; Panchmarhi;
❖ Moist Deciduous Forest ❖ Denva River (Tib of Tawa River -> Trib of Narmada)
❖ Ancient Pandav Caves; Rock Shelters

7. Bandhavgarh National Park 10. Fossils National Park

❖ Vindhyas Ranges; Famous for Bengal ❖ Also known as Mandla Plant Fossil NP;
Tiger; ❖ This national park has plants in fossil form that existed in
❖ Natural hub for melanistic White tigers India anywhere between 40 million and 150 million years
❖ Multiple river streams (Trib of Son ago
River)

8. Pench (Priyadarshini)
11. Dinosaurs Fossils National Park
National Park
❖ The famous story ‘The Jungle Book’ was based on Pench ❖ Also known as Ghughua Fossil Park;
❖ Satpura Ranges ❖ Notable discoveries include a dinosaur egg fossil.
❖ Pench River (Trib of Wainganga -> Trib of Pranhita -> Trib of Godavari)

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3. Indravati National Park
❖ Named after Indravati River ( Trib of
Godavari)
❖ Wild Asian Buffalo can be found here.
❖ Other Flora and fauna is almost similar
to other central Indian Parks.
3.
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1. 1. Guru Ghasi Das (Sanjay) National Park
❖ Contiguous with Sanjay NP in M.P.;
Vindhyas Ranges;
❖ Moist Deciduous Forest
❖ Flora and fauna is almost similar to
other central Indian Parks.
2. Kangerghati National Park
❖ Densest forest of Chhattisgarh; Home of
2.
Bastar Hill Mynas (State Bird of
Chhtattisgarh)
❖ Mouse Deer can be found here.
❖ Kanger River (Trib of Godavari)
❖ Karst Topography can be seen in the
caves of this park (Kotumsar Caves &
Dandak Caves)
 1. Valmiki National Park
1. ❖ River Gandak (Trib of Ganga)
❖ Shivalik Hills and Bhabhar and Terai area
❖ Moist Mixed Deciduous Forest, Grasslands
❖ Tharu Tribe
❖ Tiger, Rhino, Wild Water Buffalo etc. are found
among others.

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 1. Betla National Park
1.
❖ Chota Nagpur Plateau
❖ North Koel River (Trib of Son -> Trib of Ganga)
❖ Part of Palamau Tiger Reserve

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 4. Pench (Jawaharlal Nehru)
National Park

1. Gugamal National Park

1. 4. ❖ Contiguous with Pench NP, M.P.
❖ Geography, Flora and Fauna Similar to
Pench National Park of Madhya Pradesh

❖ Part of Melghat TR; Dry Deciduous Forests 5.

❖ Gadga & Dolar River(Trib of Tapti)
❖ Tiger, Gaur are prominent species 6. 5. Nawegaon National Park

2. ❖
❖
Green Lung of Vidarbha Region
Important Bird Sanctuary (Dr. Salim Ali)
2. Sanjay Gandhi (Borivalli) ❖ Tropical Dry Deciduous Forests
National Park ❖ Nawegaon Tank/Lake

❖ In the city of Mumbai;

❖ Kanheri Caves – Important Buddhist Caves

3. 6. Tadoba National Park

3. Chandoli National Park ❖ The word 'Tadoba' is derived from the name of God "Tadoba"
or "Taru”, praised by local Gond Tribe
❖ Weinganga Basin (Small River streams like Tadoba River flow)
❖ Sahyadri ranges of Western Ghats
❖ Similar Flora and Fauna – Dry Deciduous Forest, Tiger,
❖ Warna River (Trib of Krishna River)
Leopard, Dhole, Sloth Bear, Stripped Hyenas, Small Indian
Civet, Spotted deer, barking deer etc. These are similar to all
central Indian parks.
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 1. Simlipal National Park
❖ Part of Biosphere Reserve;

1. Undulating topography of Eastern

Ghats; Ho & Santhal Tribes
❖ Several River Streams including
Kharkai, Deo, Budhalbangala flows

2. through the park.

❖ Sizable population of reptiles,
mammals, avifauna is present
❖ Moist Deciduous Forest Region

2. Bhitarkanika National Park

❖ RAMSAR Site
❖ Second Largest Mangrove Ecosystem
in India
❖ Drained by Brahmani, Baitarani,
Dhamra, Pathsala Rivers
❖ Saltwater crocodile, Indian python,
black ibis, Olive Ridley Turtle are
most prominent species.

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 1. Bhagwan Mahavir National Park
1. ❖ Western Ghats
❖ Home to Dudhsagar Water Falls
❖ Tropical Evergreen, Moist Deciduous and
Dry Deciduous Forests
❖ Mandovi River

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 3. Nagarhole (Rajiv Gandhi)
National Park
❖ Western Ghats; Tropical Rain forests & Moist
deciduous forests
❖ Kabini and Lakshamtirtha River & Nagarhole River
1. Anshi National Park Stream (All trib of Cauvery)
❖ Together with Bandipur, Mudumalai and Wayanad
❖ Western Ghats; Tropical Rain forests & Moist Sanctuaries – Largest Protected Area in South
deciduous forests
❖ Kali River (Standalone West flowing River) 4. Bandipur National Park
❖ Tigers, Black panther and Indian Elephants are
most distinct fauna.
1. ❖ Western Ghats; Dry Deciduous Forests are
dominant along with Moist deciduous
❖ Kabini and Moyar River
❖ High Species Diversity
❖ Part of Nilgiris Biosphere Reserve

2. Kudremukh National Park

❖ Western Ghats; Tropical Wet Evergreen Forest

2. 5. Bannerghatta National Park

along with natural grasslands

❖ Kudremukh is Karnataka’s 2nd highest peak 5. ❖
❖
Located in outskirts of Bangalore
Suvarnamukhi Stream
❖ Tunga & Bhadra Rivers (Both Joins and forms
Tungabhadra River -> Trib of Krishna)
3. ❖
❖
Most of the forest is artificially created
Part of the park is zoological garden.
❖ Rich in Iron Ore
4.
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 1. Kasu Brahmananda Reddy
❖ All three NP of Telangana are located around National Park
Hyderabad
❖ Tropical Dry Deciduous Forests
❖ Previously the hunting grounds for Nizam
❖ Most fauna include – Spotted deer, Blackbuck,
Porcupines, peacock, Snakes, Panther etc.

3. Mrugavani National Park

1.2.
3.
2. Mahaveer Harina Vanasthali
National Park

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 1. 1. Papikonda National Park

❖ Eastern Ghats;
❖ Godavari River
2. Rajiv Gandhi National Park ❖ Important Bird and Biodiversity Area by
Birdlife International
❖ Eastern Ghats; Formerly Rameshwaram ❖ In News due to Polavaram Irrigation
national Park; Project
❖ Penna River ❖ Moist and Dry deciduous Forests
❖ Tropical Dry deciduous Forests

2.
3. 3. Sri Venkateshwara National Park

❖ Eastern Ghats, Seshachalam Hills;

❖ High Bird Biodiversity
❖ Moist and Dry deciduous Forests

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1. Anamudi Shola National Park 4. Pambadum Shola National Park
❖ Western Ghats; Evergreen Shola Forests; ❖ Palani Hills (Small Extension of Western Ghats)
❖ High Endemism and Biodiverstiy ❖ Name ‘Pambadum’ means, "the forest where
❖
❖
❖
Connected forest cluster
Pambar River (Trib of Amaravathi -> Trib of Cauvery)
Anamudi Peak – Highest peak of Western Ghats
6. the snake dances“
❖ In same Anamalai – Anamudi Cluster

2. Eravikulam National Park 5. Periyar National Park

❖ Western Ghats; Evergreen Shola Forests;

1.
2. 4. ❖ Elephant and Tiger Reserve
❖
❖
❖
High Endemism and Biodiverstiy
Connected forest cluster with Anamudi 3. ❖
❖
Pamba and Periyar rivers originates in the park
Cardamom and Pandalam Hills of W.G.
Chinnar & Pambar River (Trib of Amaravathi -
> Trib of Cauvery) 5. ❖ Tropical Evergreen and Moist deciduous

3. Mathikettan National Park 6. Silent Valley National Park

❖ Details Same as of Anamudi, as being in same ❖ In Nilgiri Hills; UNESCO World Heritage Site
forest clusters ❖ Kunthipuzha River ( Trib of Bharatapuzha)
❖ Tropical Evergreen and Moist deciduous
❖ Contiguous with Mukurthi NP in Tamilnadu
❖ Mudugar and Irula Tribes
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4. Guindy National Park
1. Madumalai National Park
❖ Inside Chennai City
❖ Same details as of other NPs in Nilgiris ❖ Exsitu and In-situ conservation
❖ Semi Evergreen and Moist Deciduous Forests
1. ❖ Blackbuck is the flagship species here

2. Mukurthi National Park

2.
❖ Nilgiri Bio Sphere Reserve;
❖ Nilgiri Tahr – Keystone Species
❖ Montane grasslands, shrublands and
Evergreen sholas in high altitude
3.
❖ Toda Tribe
5. Gulf of Mannar (Marine)
3. Indira Gandhi (Anamalai) National Park
National Park
❖ Anamalai Hills
5. ❖ 21 small islands; Coral reefs in Gulf of
Mannar
❖ Part of Mannar Barrier Reef
❖ Contiguous with Anamudi and Eravikulam in
Kerala ❖ Mangroves;
❖ High diversity of plants and animals including
flagship species – Dugong
❖ Tamirabarani or Tamraparni River
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 1. Kangchendzonga National Park

❖ UNESCO Mixed Heritage Site

❖ Biosphere Reserve
❖ Lepcha Tribe
❖ Tholung Monastery inside the park

1. ❖ Temperate broadleaf and mixed forests

including alpine grasslands and shrubs
❖ 3rd highest peak in the world
❖ Musk deer, Himalayan tahr, Snow Leopard;
High diversity of Avi fauna;

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3.2.
1. Buxa National Park 4. Neora Valley National Park

❖ Himalayan Foothills to Gangetic plains ❖ Land of elegant Red Panda

❖ Bordering Bhutan ❖ Neora and Murti Rivers (Trib of
❖ Dry and Mixed deciduous forests Bhahmaputra)
❖ Raidak and Jayanti River (Trib of Brahmaputra) ❖ Semi Evergreen and Mixed deciduous forests

2. Jaldapara National Park 5. Singalila National Park

❖ Eastern Himalayas; Torsa River ( Trib of ❖ Singalila Ridge in Eastern Himalayas

Brahmaputra, Transboundary River) ❖ Coniferous and Mixed Deciduous forests
❖ Large Rhino population ❖ Red Panda
❖ Toto and Mech tribes

3. Gorumara National Park 6. Sunderban National Park

❖ Dooars of Himalayan Foothills; With ❖ Also a TR and Bio sphere reserve

Grasslands and Mixed deciduous forests; ❖ Largest Mangroves Ecosystem and Largest Delta
❖ Rhino, Elephants, Leopards are most ❖ UNESCO Heritage Site; RAMSAR Site
prominent mammals; High biodiversity
❖ Raidak River
6. ❖ Derived Name from Sundari Tree, a special kind
of mangroves tree
❖ Royal Bengal Tiger- Unique character to swim in
saline water
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1. Dibru Saikhowa National Park
❖ Brahmaputra and lohit and Dibru rivers
❖ Semi Evergreen, Mixed Deciduous and
Grasslands
❖ Many endangered species including
Slow loris, Macaque etc. 6. 5.
Malayan Giant Squirrel, Chinese Pangolin,
4.
2. Kaziranga National Park
❖ World’s largest one horned rhino population
❖ UNESCO Heritage Site; Tiger Reserve;
Important Bird Area; Very high Biodiversity
❖ Brahmaputra and Other major rivers
❖ Boundary with Mikir Hills
3. Nameri National Park
❖ Foothills of Himalaya; Contiguous with Pakke
TR in Arunachal;
❖ Kameng River; Famous for Golden Masheer;
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4. Rajiv Gandhi (Orang)
National Park
❖ One of the highest density of
1. Tigers
❖ Brahmaputra and Dhansiri River
7. ❖ Rhino, Elephant, Pigmy Hog, Tiger
and Wild water buffalo are most
3. 2.
prominent
5. Manas National Park
❖ Contiguous with Royal Manas National Park,
Bhutan
❖ Many endangered species such as – Assam
roofed turtle, hispid hare, Golden langur,
Pigmy Hog and Wild Water Buffalo
❖ Manas River (Trib of Brahmaputra)
❖ Terai Region- Semi evergreen forests
6. Raimona National Park
7. Dihing Patkai National Park
 1. Mouling National Park

❖
❖
Within Dihang – Dibang Biosphere Reserve
Transition zone between tropical to temperate
1.
❖ Jhum Cultivation
❖ Siyom River (Trib of Brahmaputra)
❖ Takin, goral, Indian leopard, Bengal tiger,
barking deer, serow and red panda are found
2.
2. Namdapha National Park

❖ With 1000 floral and 1400 faunal species; it is

a biodiversity hotspot
❖ Evergreen Rainforests Tropical to Temperate
❖ Between Mismi Hills and Patkai Hills
❖ Under both Palearctic and Indo Malayan
Realms
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 1. Nokrek National Park

❖ West Garo Hills; Biosphere Reserve

❖ Hoolock Gibbons, Red Panda, Marbled Cat,
Pig tailed macaque and several other
endangered and endemic species
❖ Very high endemism and Biodiversity

1.
2.
2. Balphakram National Park

❖ South Garo Hills; Boundary with Bangaladesh

❖ UNESCO Tentative list of Heritage Sites
❖ Habitat for barking deer, Asian golden cat,
Bengal tiger, marbled cat, wild water buffalo,
red panda and Indian elephant.

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1. Clouded Leopard National Park

❖ Famous for Clouded Leopards and Primate

Monkeys such as Phayre’s Langur 1.
2. Bison (Rajbari) National Park

❖ Primary goal to restore the natural habitat

for Bison, Other species are also found such

2. as gibbons, langurs, wild boars, wild cats,

leopards
❖ Tropical Semi Evergreen Forests

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 1. Intanki National Park

❖ Zeliangrong Tribe
❖ Habitat for rare hoolock gibbon, golden
langur, hornbill, Asian palm civet, black stork,

1.
tiger, white-breasted kingfisher, monitor
lizard, python and sloth bear.

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 2. 2. Shirui National Park

❖ The famous shirui lily (Lilium maclineae)

1. Keibul Lamjao National Park grows naturally.
❖ Dense Tropical Semi Evergreen forests and
❖ World’s only Floating National Park Temperate at the Hilltops
❖ Phumdis, a floating decomposed plant
material, floats over water
❖ Famous for Dancing Deer, Sangai,
1.
❖ Loktak Lake - RAMSAR Site
❖ Grassland and Wetland Ecosystem

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 1. Murlen National Park

❖ Tropical Semi Evergreen and Sub Montane

Forests

1. ❖ Very Thick/Dense forests – Similar of Amazon

Basin- only 1% Sunlight penetrates

2. Phawngpui Blue Mountain

2. National Park
❖ Mountain Phawngpui, often called the Blue
Mountain of Mizoram, which is the highest
mountain peak in the Mizoram
❖ The mountain area of Phawngpui is at most
times covered by a thin stretch of clouds,
which makes it blue in appearance from a
distance, hence the name Blue Mountain.

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1. Saddle Peak National Park 4. Mount Harriot National Park

2.
3. 4.
2. Rani Jhansi Marine National Park 5. Cambell Bay National Park

3. Mahatma Gandhi Marine (Wandoor) 6. Galathea Bay National Park

National Park
5.
6.
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