Showing posts with label India Wildlife Sanctuaries. Show all posts
Showing posts with label India Wildlife Sanctuaries. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 4, 2013

Last Home of the Indian Khur Species


Post for ABC Wednesday
H for Home

The harsh conditions of a desert may look unbearable but these deserts also support a variety of wildlife. The Little Runn of Kutch in Gujarat is such a place that is home to a rich biodiversity. The Indian Wild Ass Sanctuary is located in the Little Runn of Kutch and is considered an important place for the conservation of Indian wild ass species. Here are some interesting facts to know about Indian Wild Ass Sanctuary.

1. Indian Wild Ass Sanctuary covers about 4954 km², which is the largest area covered by any wildlife sanctuary in India.

2. This sanctuary came into existence in the year 1972.

Indian Wild Ass or Khur
3. It is the only place left on earth where the Indian Wild Ass population can be found.

4. Around 3000 of these wild Khurs live inside the sanctuary and are often seen in herds.

5. Khurs look like a hybrid of a horse and a donkey. They are usually fast and can reach a speed of 70 kms. 

6. Apart from Khurs, 32 other species of mammals also live inside this vast protected area that includes chinkara, jackals, caracals, desert fox, Indian wolves, blackbucks, and striped hyenas.

7. The largest antelope of Asia, Nilgais or the blue bulls are also the resident of this sanctuary.

Group of Nilgai in Little Runn of Kutch
8. The best time to visit this sanctuary would be after November when the weather is nice. During summer time, it is strongly advised not to visit this place as the heat of the desert is unbearable.

9. The nearest railway station in Dhrangadhra is about 16 km away and thus, is sometimes (or rarely) called the Dhrangadhra National Park.

10. As it is close to the Gulf of Kutch, this sanctuary is an important site for migratory birds for resting, feeding and breeding. This makes it a good place for bird-watching.

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Thursday, November 24, 2011

Indian Wildlife Tour An Adventure of Indian Royally Wood Country

India Wildlife tour is a magnificent way to find peaceful nature of violence yet. And hence has a wide variety of animals, birds and marine life inhabiting its forests, rivers and seas. The country has a number of protected wildlife sanctuaries, which over the years have become a haven to migratory birds from the world over as well. The wildlife tours give you an excellent opportunity to observe animals and birds in their natural habitat.

India is a majestic snow crowned mountains, green forest, valleys; rivers blue efflorescence and diverse plant life as well as animate requiring a danger to keep coming back. India has 70 wildlife national parks and wildlife sanctuaries.

Some popular wildlife Parks in India are the Jim Corbett National Park, Wildlife Sanctuary in the Gir, Sariska National park, Ranthambore National Park, Bandhavgarh National Park and many more. These wildlife parks are famous for some sinning animal species and plants that are a bargain for all nature fanciers.



Jim Corbett Park is the best place for tiger lover and wants to see tiger over the Elephant back. It is named after hunter turned philosophical theory of Sir Jim Corbett; it houses different variety of mammals, birds, reptiles and floras. This National Park in India is a famous among escapade search, nature lovers and wildlife partisans. Elephant safaris, Jeep Safaris and adventure traveling are active one can indulge at tourist wildlife in India in the Corbett national parks. Other national park is lionized in Ranthambore which is located in the Rajasthan;

Ranthambore National Park shoot wildlife lovers all over the world for exciting tiger tour to India. The Park is known worldwide for the royal Bengal tigers and Banyan trees. The activities in park are Jeep Safari, elephant safari, trekking and places to see are Ranthambhore fort, Jogi Mahal and many others.



Tiger Spotting at Sariska National Park, Near Alwar, Rajasthan. Sariska park is home to numerous carnivores including Leopard, Wild Dog, Jungle Cat, Hyena, Jackal, and Tiger. These feed on an abundance of prey species such as Sambar, Chitel, Nilgai, Chausingha, Wild Boar and Langur. Sariska is also well known for its large population of Rhesus Monkeys, which are found in large numbers around Talvriksh.

Winter season is the keenest intelligence of year to start journey Indian wildlife adventurous tour pleasure in watcher nature priming the smartness of the affect last artist. Each year we Visit lots of India Wildlife Tours and enjoy Wildlife jeep safari, elephant safari, which is about in the morning and sets at the end of the last evening.