Dudhwa National Park

The Dudhwa National Park is in the Lakhimpur - Kheri district of Uttar Pradesh. It’s a beautiful place covered in lush green forest. The Dudhwa National Park alongside Katerniaghat Wildlife Sanctuary and Kishanpur Wildlife Sanctuary shows an astounding variety of verdure. The secured zones of the national park and the two untamed life havens together structure the Dudhwa Tiger Reserve under Project Tiger. The Dudhwa National Park is a home to in excess of 38 types of mammals, 90 types of fish, 400 types of bird species and 16 types of reptiles. This park is home to Tiger, Rhinoceros, Swamp deer, Elephant, Sambar, Hog deer, Cheetal and normal mongoose and so on. The Dudhwa National Park is additionally occupied by a rattling decent variety of feathered species too, including Swamp Francolin, Bengal Florican and Great Slaty Woodpecker. Likewise, one can get the chance to see sarus cranes, cormorants, heron, Minivets, kingfishers, orioles, and bulbuls. The principle fascination of the recreation center is its Swamp Deers (Barasingha) and Tigers. Lakes and streams in the national park give freshwater to all the animals throughout the year. Tributaries of the Ghagra River course through the Dudhwa National Park. The water bodies likewise bolster a wide assortment of untamed life like turtles, crocodiles and Gangetic dolphins.