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Set amidst the rich fauna and the endless Thar Desert, the Desert National Park exemplifies the excellent eco-system of the Desert. The frail eco-system of the Thar Desert is conducive to the thriving of a rich diverse wildlife. The Sudashri forest post is the ideal spot for observing wildlife in the Desert National Park . Located in Jaisalmer it is the largest park of India. The desert soil allows the growth of small shrubs and xerophytic trees and so is home to a limited number of herbivores. It is also home to a variety of avian population. The park contains 20% of sand dunes which consists of materials such as craggy rocks, pavements and compact salt lake bottoms.
Wildlife in Desert National Park: Situated in the golden city of Jaisalmer, it is home to spiny- tail lizard, desert monitors, sand fish, chameleons, and snakes that include the deadly viper and krait. The exotic wildlife here comprises of the chinkara, blackbuck, the desert fox, and Bengal fox among many others. You can also spot exotic birds like sand grouse, spotted eagles, gray partridges, shrikes, demoiselle crane, quails, peafowl bee-eaters, larks, eagles, harriers, falcons, orioles, warblers, babblers, buzzards, kestrel and vultures.
How to Reach Desert National Park:
By Air: The desert National park is accessible from the nearest airport in Jodhpur.
By Rail: The desert national park is in Jaisalmer, which is near Jodhpur. The nearest railway station is at Jodhpur.
By Road: A good network of buses plies between Jaisalmer and other major cities of Rajasthan.
Come and experience the vast silences of raw nature and the exotic wildlife in Desert National Park . Indiaprofile.com offers complete information and online booking for Desert National Park . To book tours please enter your queries in the form below.
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