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Dudhwa National Park

General Informations :
Nearest Airport : Lucknow 238 km.
Railhead : lucknow 238 km., Bareilly 260km
Climate : Nov. March cold, April & Sep. ,Oct. Moderate, May to Aug warm
Dudhwa National Park Opens from 15 Nov. to 15 June

About Dundhwa National Park :
Dudhwa National Park Established in 1977, its speared over an area of 490 sq. km.in the luxuriant forests of North Lakhimpur- Kheri. The Park consists mainly of the finest quality of Sal, Marshes and grasslands. The grassland are the preferred habitat of the Barasingha or Swamp Deer for which Park is best known . The Dudhwa National Park has the distinction of having the largest population of these threatened species. The Swamp Deer occur mostly in the wetlands of the park in the sathiana and the kakraha areas sathiana is the wetter area being overflooded during the mansoon period Tall and coarse grasses which from thick forests become difficult to penetrate. The paks wild life includes Exclusive Tiger which exists in fair numbers, leopard, elephant bear, spotted der , swamp deer muntjac, fox sambhar deer and ghrial. Birdlife of Dudhwa National Park is vivid & spectacular with the great Indian horned owl. Forest eagle owl, brown fish owl, black necked stork and hawks &eagles Among the colourful birds are varities of wood pecker, orioles kingfishers, ulbuls, and minivets. Migratory birds are plentiful, especially the water fowl and as Dhudwa is close to Himalayan foothills, various species stop over in the course of their migration to the plains in the winter. In a to save the Indian one- horned rhinoceros , seven rhinos from Assam and Nepal were introduced at Dudhwa in 1984-85 and today they are the star attraction of the Park.

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