Ranthambore National Park is the largest national park in Rajasthan. In 1955, this was established as Sawai Madhopur Game Sanctuary by Government of India. In 1973 it was declared as Project Tiger Reserve. In 1980, it became national park. This sanctuary is known for its tigers. In this place, tigers can be seen even during the day time. Other major attractions of...
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Tso Kar is a fluctuating salt lake in Rapshu of Ladakh, Jammu and Kashmir, India. This lake is famous for its depth and size. In 3 high altitude alpine lakes, this is the smallest lake. Other high altitude lakes are Tsomoriri and Pangong Tso. Tsomoriri is India’s highest brackish water lake. Tso Kar is one of the best places for natural lovers. It is well known for...
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Diskit Monastery is the oldest and largest Buddhist Monastery in the Nubra Valley of Ladakh, Jammu and Kashmir, India. Changzem Tserab Zangpo was founded this Monastery in 14th century. He was the disciple of Tsong Khapa. This monastery belongs to Yellow Hat sect of Tibetan Buddhism. Even now it is under the control of Thiksey Monastery Management so it is...
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Sariska Tiger Reserve is an Indian National Park. It is located in Alwar district of Rajasthan, India. In 1955, it was declared as Wildlife reserve and in 1978, this national park attained the status of Tiger Reserve. This is the part of Aravalli Ranges. Bengal Tigers is the major attraction of this reserve. In the world this is the first reserve where the...
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Tal Chapper Sanctuary is located in Churu district of Northern Rajasthan in India. Major attraction of this place is black bucks and different variety of birds. Area covered by this sanctuary is 719 hectares. Earlier this place was used as hunting place of Royal family of Bikaner. This sanctuary is named after the village Chapper which is located very near to this...
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