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Gir National Park, Gujarat
This sanctuary is the last refuge of the majestic Asiatic lion, with over 600 individuals thriving within its protected boundaries. Dry deciduous forests, grasslands, and seasonal rivers dominate the landscape, offering glimpses of other mammals like leopards, jackals, and various bird species.
Nestled in Gujarat, India, Gir National Park roars with the title of the last remaining abode of the majestic Asiatic lion. Established in 1965, this 1,412 sq. km haven is a vibrant tapestry of dry deciduous forests, rugged hills, and serene water bodies. Its diverse ecosystem shelters not just the iconic lions, but a treasure trove of other wildlife.
