places (national parks)

National parks are protected areas designated for their natural beauty, unique ecosystems, and cultural significance. They serve to conserve wildlife, plants, and landscapes while offering opportunities for recreation, education, and research. These parks often feature diverse environments, such as mountains, forests, lakes, and deserts, providing a space for visitors to connect with nature responsibly. Managed by government agencies, national parks aim to preserve biodiversity and natural heritage for future generations, balancing public enjoyment with environmental protection. They are valued as places of beauty, recreation, and learning, fostering an appreciation for the natural world.