Terai region

The Terai region is a lowland area in northern India and southern Nepal, known for its fertile plains and dense forests. It lies at the foothills of the Himalayas and is characterized by a tropical climate, making it ideal for agriculture. The Terai supports diverse wildlife, including notable national parks and reserves. The region is culturally rich, home to various ethnic groups who rely on farming, forestry, and trade. Its natural resources and biodiversity are crucial for both local economies and conservation efforts, but it also faces challenges like deforestation and habitat loss.