(b) Visit a tourist spot/sanctuary/national park and try to get information about the commonly found plants and animals that place Discuss with your teacher how they adapt themselves to their habitat
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The National Chambal Sanctuary has a heritage that stretches back many centuries and the sanctuary has a lot to offer to its visitors. The sanctuary area is located in parts of Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh and visitors can see a number of species that are endangered. The forests, wetlands and river serve as a natural habitat for a lot of species migrating s well as the local ones. But other than this region, there are many tourist places to visit in National Chambal Sanctuary; there are a number of places in Dholpur like the Chopra Shiv Temple, Fort Ater, and the famous Bateshwar Temple, nearby sanctuaries as well as lakes that can be visited during your trip to the famous National Chambal Sanctuary. Let’s look at some of the places that can be visited in and around the sanctuary.