Visit these National parks of India and spot Indian rhinos in the wild safari!

It is the contribution of these national parks that Indian rhinos are no longer an "endangered species". On the occasion of World Rhino Day, take a look at these Indian rhinos in national parks that are taking care of them.

India has played a significant role in conserving one-horned rhinos or Indian rhinoceros, and the efforts have been well applauded by various forest officials and people from time to time. As a result, it has become much easier to spot one-horned rhinos in various national parks in India. From Kaziranga National Park to Manas National Park, one can spot these Indian rhinos in national parks, spread across the country. So, let's check these out with us and start planning your next jungle safari!

1. Kaziranga National Park, Assam

One of the national parks popular for saving the habitat of the Indian rhinos is none other than Kaziranga National Park, which accounts for sheltering the majority of the rhinos in India. This national park is also a World Heritage Site and hosts two-thirds of the rhinos, making it a must-visit spot!

2. Jaldapara National Park, West Bengal

Offering a great variety of flora and fauna, this national park lies in the foothills of the Eastern Himalayas. It will not be wrong to mention that the park houses most Indian rhinos in West Bengal. So, it is much more likely for you to spot this majestic animal here!

3. Gorumara National Park, West Bengal

Another national park in the state famous for conversing the rhinos is Gorumara National Park in West Bengal. The park is full of grasslands and forests, making it a suitable habitat for the Indian rhinos. Although it is opened recently in the early 1990s, the park has received immense popularity for its population of one-horned rhinos.

4. Manas National Park, Assam

Also a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Manas National Park is famous for its Tiger project and for conserving the rhinos. As much as the chance is high to spot the rhinos here, one can also come across wild water buffaloes and Bengal florican. So, what are you waiting for? Must pay a visit here on your next trip to Assam!

5. Dudhwa National Park, Uttar Pradesh 

Located in the Terai belt, Dudhwa National Park is another name that comes to light while talking of one-horned rhinos. It is also expected to have been housing other endangered species like Barasingha and Hispid hare. If you are in and around Uttar Pradesh, you know the safari you should opt for!

6. Orang National Park, Assam

Orang National Park is situated on the banks of the Brahmputra river and has a rich diversity of both flora and fauna. It is expected to have been taking care of more than 50 rhinos along with the royal Bengal tiger and pygmy hog. So, when are you planning to visit here?

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