Hazaribagh National Park Travel Guide — Things to Do, Food & Hotels
Wildlife sanctuary in Kharkhand, India
About Hazaribagh National Park
The Hazaribagh National Park was created in 1954, but when the formal listings of the national parks was made by the United Nations, it was not included in it. The national park is on the Chotanagpur plateau. It stretches over 184kmof undulating countryside, steep hills and deep drainage channels with thick tropical forests and grass meadows, at an average altitude of 615 m. There are small rivers and a number of dams have been constructed to form artificial lakes within the park. Sambhar, nilgai, chital and kakar can be seen at dusk and dawn, enjoying at water holes. Sloth bear might be encountered unexpectedly. It is a matter of chance that one sees a tiger or a panther. A tiger was sighted in the vicinity of the Forest Rest House was in 2006, which was reported by the caretaker when the
Where to Stay in Hazaribagh National Park
- 🏨Forest Rest House
Hazaribagh National Park Travel Guide Sections
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