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| Nature reserves and national parks |
In Himachal Pradesh, forests cover an area of about 37,691 km², which corresponds to about 38.3% of the total area of the state. In the past, these forests were the main source of income, and most of the forest fell into its original state. The aim is to enlarge the forest to around 50% of the entire country.
Nature reserve
The boundaries of a nature reserve cannot be changed without the decision of the state parliament. The public is prohibited from exploiting, destroying or destroying part of the wildlife from the protected area, or destroying a wild animal’s habitat or depriving a wild animal of its habitat in the protected area.
One can visit / roam every hill collection of Nature reserves and National parks in Himachal Pradesh. Almost one of them belongs to another region of Himachal which adds beauty. To capitalize on the exciting, rich, and spirited experience of the wildlife, a traveler must visit one of the 33 nature reserves in Himachal Pradesh. They have a natural habitat for many unusual birds and animal species.
List of nature reserves of national parks in Himachal Pradesh
Bandli
Chail
Chandra Taal
Curdhar
Daranghati
Dhauladhar
case
Gamgul-siyabehi
Kalatop-Khajjar
Dry storage
Kanawar
Kugti
Kibber
Majathal
LipaAsrang
Manali
Nargu
Renuka
Rakchham-absent-minded
Pong Dam lake
Sechu Tuan Nala
RupiBhaba
Shimla water catchment area
Sainz
Simbalbara
Hunter goddess
Tirthan
Talra
Move
Govind Sagar
Catchment area of water supply
Wild animals
Wildlife is native species of animals such as fungi, plants, and other organisms that grow wild in an area without human introduction. So to experience the rich Nature reserveThe sight must visit Chail, Daraghati sanctuary, Majathal sanctuary, Zimbalabara sanctuary, Manali sanctuary and Renuka sanctuary. The mammals that can be seen are deer, goral, Himalayan marten, jackal, langur, squirrel, and sero, etc.
Travelers can visit Kalatop Nature reserve, Khajjiar Lake, Maharana Prat Sagar Reservoir and Renuka Lake as well as birds.
Chudhar Wildlife Sanctuary
It is located in the Sirmaur district in the state of Himachal Pradesh. It is named after the summit of Chaudhar, which is 3,647 meters high. Chudhar is one of the holy places belonging to Shri Shirgul Maharaj or Chureshwar Maharaj who is worshiped in Chaupal and Sirmaur. It extends over an area of approx. 56.16 km². The best season to visit is from Ril to June in summer and from October to November in winter.
wildlife Park
A wildlife park is a commercial drive in a place like a zoo that attracts tourists, where visitors can drive their own vehicles or ride-on vehicles that provide the opportunity to move around animals, also known as safari parks. The main attractions in these parks are lion, giraffe, elephant, rhinoceros, ostrich, zebra and antelope.
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| Kalatop – Nature Reserve and National Park of Himachal Pradesh |
Different wildlife destinations
The Great Himalaya National Park, Himachal Pradesh
It is connected to the major cities by a road as its starting point is the Kullu Valley. You can walk among the clouds, ride boats, hike and breathe in environmentally friendly air.
Kanawar sanctuary, Himachal Pradesh
It is located in the Parvati Valley of Kullu. Travelers can explore the Himalayan Thar’s huge inhabitants who care for large goats. The best travel time is from May to June.
Nargu Wildlife Sanctuary, Himachal Pradesh
It is the most densely populated sanctuary in Himachal. It extends over an area of 273 km² and the temperatures vary between -5 and 20 ° C. The best time for trekking and safari is from Ril to May and August to October.
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