Wildlife in
India has its own share in
the list of tourism. The country abounds in wildlife destinations, which are a
centre of attraction for tourists from all across the globe. Lying 56 km south
of Kota in the royal state of Rajasthan, Darrah National Park was
established in the year 2004. It is among the popular national parks in
India.
Originally found
as a hunting area of the kings of Kota, the park is spread in a hilly area.
This wildlife reserve is a blend of three other wildlife sanctuaries named
Chambal, Jaswant Sagar and Darrah. In the year 1955, the region was declared as
a protected area and the visitors require permission from the local forest
ranger.
The park also
provides shelter to many species of animals and birds. Wildlife of the park
includes leopard, sloth bear, panther and chinkara. The park serves as an abode
of wild boar, antelopes, deer and sambars. Other wild animals that your can
spot on your visit to Darrah wildlife sanctuary include cheetah, nilgai,
wolf and others. Travellers can also spot a variety of birds and reptiles. The
best time to visit the park is from October to March.
On your Darrahwildlife tour, you can come across the sights of wooded and hilly terrain.
Adventure freaks can enjoy a great time at this wildlife park. From Jungle
safaris to challenging treks, the options are unlimited on your Darrah
holiday tour. There are various mountain trails, which multiply your joy of
trekking adventure. Tourists can also embark on jeep safaris through the
forested areas. With its lush green foliage, the sanctuary boasts of being a
home to various rare medicinal herbs as well as trees.
Besides exploring
wildlife, tourists can add spice to their India wildlife tour by visiting the
nearby attractions. The Jhalawar Fort boasts of a remarkable structure that
lies in the adjacency from the sanctuary. It houses Zanana Khas, which is
another highlight of the fort.
Built in the 10th
century, Jhalrapatan is another must visit tourist attraction of the place. It
has conserved the ancient ruins of the Sun Temple. Tourists can also go on
exploring various old temples that stand along the banks of the famous
Chandrabhaga River.
There are various
hunting lodges in the Darrah National Park. Being the base of the former
kings, many lodges were established here to accommodate them. Tourists can
choose from various Darrah wildlife packages to have a rewarding
experience.
