Every year On October 4, World Animal day is celebrated internationally to call action for animal rights and welfare.
Zoos are single-handedly responsible for depriving animals of their freedom. On the other hand, Wildlife sanctuaries and national parks let them roam free like a bird in their natural habitat.
A chance to capture moments of these wild animals coupled with the surreal beauty makes it an experience totally worth experiencing.
Today I have listed down 5 wildlife sanctuaries and national parks every Animal lover should visit
Jim Corbett National Park, Uttarakhand
Remember project Tiger? This is the place where the project was first launched to protect the endangered. One of the oldest nationals parks in India, it has a diverse variety of flora and fauna. It is famous for the'Bengal tigers' and'Birds'. Such is the diversity of the birds in this national park that is known as'Birder?s paradise'.
Great Himalayan National Park
At a distance of-of 530 km's from Delhi, this is one place the Delhiites shouldn't miss. The beauty of this national park will just mesmerize you and leave you spellbound. The park a diverse variety of wildlife consisting of Black Bears, Himalayan Brown Bears, Musk Deer, Himalayan Brown Bears, Bearded Vultures, Golden Eagles, Long Tailed Minivets, and Snow Leopards.
Gir National Park and Sasan Gir Sanctuary Gujarat
One of the most well-known sanctuaries of India, Gir is one place you definitely wouldn't want to kiss. The park is a behemoth in terms of size, spanning over 1,412.14 so. km. The national park attracts people mainly because of its Asiatic lions and other members of the cat family.
Periyar National Park Kerala
Running across the Periyar lake across the contours of the wooden hills, this park is a photographer's delight.
It is one of the most sought after national parks in southern India.
Periyar National Park is primarily home to Indian elephants
Kaziranfa national park Assam
Welcome to the paradise of north-east India! It has been declared as a world heritage site by the UNESCO and 2/3 of the world's rhino population lives of here. It is also the abode of 60% of India's wild buffalo population.
This World Animal's day, Let us all pledge to care and protect our animals.
