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Hingolgadh Nature Education Sanctuary is located in the taluka of Jasdan in the district of Rajkot. The sanctuary is approximately 654 square kilometers in length. About Hingolgadh Nature Education Sanctuary In 1980, Hingolgadh was identified as a sanctuary. The Hingolgadh Nature Education Sanctuary is managed by the Gujarat Ecological Education and Research (GEER) Foundation in Gandhinagar. The tropical grassland ecosystem is home to a wide variety of animals and reptiles. It is home to a variety of reptiles and animals, including the endangered Chinkara, wolf, blue bull, hyena, porcupine, flying foxes, and birds such as the spotted dove, bulbul, and woodpecker. It is home to 155 plant species from 66 families, 229 bird species, 21 mammal species, 33 reptile ...

Gaga Wildlife Sanctuary is located in Gujarat's Kalyanpur taluka, Devbhumi Dwarka district. Gaga Wildlife Sanctuary was declared a wildlife sanctuary in November 1988. About Gaga Wildlife Sanctuary Gaga Wildlife Sanctuary, spread across an area of about 332.87 hectares of land, is located in the Saurashtra peninsula along the coast of the Gulf of Kutch. One of the sanctuary's unique qualities is its location in an arid zone with limited natural resources. A wasteland divides this sanctuary, which is divided into two geographical masses. Bhatia, a beautiful small town in Gujarat, is twenty kilometers from the Gaga Wildlife Sanctuary, and the next town is Jamnagar. Gaga Wildlife Sanctuary Timings Timings: 08:00 AM - 05:00 PM. Flora and Fauna At Gaga Wildlife Sanctuary F...

Tadoba National Park, popularly known as the "Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve," is one of the country's 47 project tiger reserves. It is located in Maharashtra's Chandrapur district, around 150 kilometers from Nagpur. Visitors can choose to go on a jeep safari, a canoe safari, or even a walking safari, depending on their preferences and the time of year. Tadoba National Park History Tadoba Andhari National Park takes its name from the God "Tadoba" or "Taru" worshiped by the local tribes. Taru was the brave village leader who was killed in a tiger attack. As a reason, a shrine was built in his name. The Tadoba Region's national park was established in 1955, covering an area of 116.54 square kilometers. Andhari Wildlife Sanctuary was established close to the national park in 1986, ...