National Parks of India

India's national parks are protected areas dedicated to conserving its rich biodiversity, including many unique plants and animals. They cover diverse ecosystems such as forests, grasslands, wetlands, and mountains, safeguarding species like Bengal tigers, elephants, one-horned rhinos, and migratory birds. Managed by government authorities, these parks promote ecological balance, research, eco-tourism, and local community involvement. Visiting national parks allows people to experience India's natural beauty responsibly while supporting conservation efforts. They serve as vital refuges for endangered species and contribute to maintaining the health of the planet's ecosystems.