Information of national parks of Maharashtra??
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1. Tadoba National Park
Famous for its natural heritage, Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve is definitely one of India's most exciting and best protected Tiger Reserve, with most visible tiger sightings in the state of Maharashtra .Tadoba national park is located in Chandrapur district of Maharashtra. This place is an ideal weekend gateway for wildlife and nature lovers. Spotted in this region are rare species of flora and fauna, soothing your very being. Tadoba is famous for Tadoba national park, Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve,
2. Sanjay Gandhi National park
Squeezed between the two suburbs of Mumbai and Thane, Sanjay Gandhi National Park is ideal for picnics and weekend getaways offering respite from the chaos and buzz of the city. Famed to be one the most liked national parks, visitors throng in thousands to spot Leopards, Macaques, Boars, Lions, Flying fox, Kingfisher, Sunbirds and a significant number of butterflies here. Kanheri caves, which are more than two thousand years old are also a major tourist attraction inside the park premises. The caves have been carved out of the rocky cliffs.
3. Chandoli National Park
The Chandoli National Park is situated near the Chandoli Dam. It is surrounded by the districts of Satara, Kolhapur and Ratnagiri. It is home to a varied category of flora and fauna. Spread over an area of about 318 sq km, it is a year-round destination. It is a natural World Heritage Site and was established in May 2004. It was previously declared as a WIldlife Sanctuary in 1985. Along with the Koyna Wildlife Sanctuary, the Chandoli National Park forms the southern portion of the Sahyadri Tiger Reserve.
4. Gugamal National Park, Chikhaldara
In the serene hilly terrain of Amravati District of Maharashtra, Gugamal National Park, located in the Chikhaldara and Dharni Tehsils, spreads over a whopping 1673.93 square kilometres. As a part of the Melghat Tiger Reserve, Gugamal National Park attracts tourists in large numbers; the place is known to be among the last ones to house the Indian tigers. The bamboo groves provide shelter to the wild animal where they have found a natural habitat and their numbers have increased too over the years because of strict conservation measures.
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