Dudhwa National park UP

 

Dudhwa National park UP

Interesting Attractions 

1. Dudhwa National Park is located in Uttar Pradesh India is a part of the Dudhwa Tiger Reserve and is known for its rich biodiversity, dense forests, diverse wildlife

2. Dudhwa National park is home to the rare Swamp Deer Barasingha, Royal Bengal Tigers, leopards, sloth bears, Indian rhinoceros, Dudhwa park is one of the least commercialized national parks, making it a paradise for wildlife lovers seeking raw nature.

3. Part of the Terai Arc Landscape an important ecological corridor between India and Nepal. Dense marshy terrain landscape includes grasslands, rivers, wetlands, making it ideal for tigers, elephants

4. Elephant Safari available in selected zones unique way to explore dense forest areas where jeeps cannot go

5. Tharu Tribal Village traditional Tharu culture, handicrafts, huts, and cuisine

6. Sathiana Range known for scenic landscapes, elephant movement, and forest rest houses.

7. Banke Tal Lake

Popular for bird spot, migratory birds in winter, picturesque wetland inside the forest

8. Park has one of the finest Sal forests in India, providing a scenic backdrop for wildlife safaris

9. Kishanpur Wildlife Sanctuary is part of the Dudhwa Tiger Reserve, known for swamp deer, migratory birds

10. Katarniaghat Wildlife Sanctuary is famous for Gangetic dolphins, gharials, and a dense riverine ecosystem

11. Banke Tal is a scenic wetland area within the park, great for spotting aquatic birds, mammals

12. Frog Temple is a unique temple dedicated to Lord Shiva shaped like a frog, located near the park.

Wild Animals in Dudhwa National Park

Wildanimals seen are Big Cats are Bengal Tiger, Leopardl

Deer Species are Swamp Deer Barasingha, Spotted Deer, Sambar Deer, Barking Deer

Elephants are there in Large populations of wild Asiatic elephants

Rhinoceros are Indian One-horned Rhinoceros

Reptiles are Indian Rock Python, Monitor Lizard, Crocodiles

Birds are over 400 species, including Hornbills, Eagles, Storks, migratory birds.

Other Mammals such as Sloth Bear, Wild Boar, Jackal, Civet, Fishing Cat

Best time to visit

 From November to June, with March to May being the best for tiger spotting

Virtual Wildlife Safari

🇮🇳 Virtual Wildlife Safari India 

1.  Virtual Wildlife Safari Kondapur,   Hyderabad 

Virtual Wildlife Safari that brings the wonders of nature to the city. It is located within the Kotla, Vijayabhaskara Reddy, Botanical Garden,VR Safari Tour embark on a virtual journey through lush forests, encountering lifelike representations of animals such as tigers, lions, elephants, rhinos

2. Virtual Safari  Statue of Unity, Gujarat is one of India’s most visited VR wildlife experiences 360° immersive virtual jungle safari, digital lions, tigers, elephants, rhinos, crocodiles, exotic birds, reptiles, uses 3D projection, holograms, and motion simulation

3.  Mayureshwar Wildlife Sanctuary Virtual Tour, Maharashtra offers digital interpretation centres with VR screens, explore Indian gazelles, hyenas, foxes, birdlife through immersive displays

4. Virtual Zoo, Gujarat Science City Ahmedabad a state-of-the-art VR wildlife dome, shows endangered species in 8K 360° visuals, interactive animal behaviour learning

5. Virtual Jungle Safari, Chhattisgarh Jungle Safari, Raipur alongwith real safari rides, they offer VR wildlife halls, shows tigers, leopards, elephants, forest habitats digitally, great for children and school groups

6. VR Wildlife Experience, National Museum of Natural History New Delhi offers virtual nature zones includes Himalayan animals, desert species, marine wildlife VR experiences

7. Hyderabad Birla Science Centre, VR Wildlife Shows, Digital 3D wildlife movies, Space wildlife combined dome shows, Popular for students and families

🌍 International Virtual Wildlife Safari

1. San Diego Zoo Virtual Safari, USA live animal cams, VR experiences of tigers, pandas, lions, Educational immersive videos

2. Louvre Virtual Ecosystem Tour, France Digital exhibits on extinct and endangered species

3. African Virtual Safari, National Geographic VR, Virtual lion hunt documentaries, Elephant migration VR, Serengeti grassland 360° tours