prapere a note on kazironga national park
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Kaziranga National park
With its area of 430 sq. km, this place is the most visited wildlife destination of India. Covered with meadows, marshy tidal ponds, and thick backwoods, the one-horned rhinoceros population in Kaziranga is 2,413. So, if the thought of seeing one-horned rhinoceros in Jurassic-era ever crossed your mind, then you should pack your bags and visit this National Park to see this rare creature. Put simply, the 2/3rd population of the species reside here. Another matter of pride for this National Park is that in 1985, it was titled as the World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
If the ancient stories are believed, Curzon went to the place to discover one-horned rhino but came back disappointed. After failing to cite a single rhinoceros in Kaziranga region, Mary Curzon persuaded her husband to take necessary steps to prevent the extinction of this species. Then the Viceroy of
India, Lord Curzon further led to its creation. A whole series of meetings were conducted before the creation of Reserve Forest with an area of 232 km 2 in 1905.
The National Park also has mating space for elephants, wild water buffalo, and deer residing in marshy places. As Kaziranga was identified to have the highest density of tiger population, it was proclaimed as Tiger Reserve in 2006.
BirdLife International also considers the park as a significant area for birds as they conserve avifaunal species. White-fronted goose, ferruginous duck, greater adjutant, black-necked stork, and Asian Openbill stork especially migrate from Central Asia and reside here during cold climate.
This park is famous for conducting events and promoting initiatives that help in the conservation of endangered species. The initiatives are popular worldwide and are attended by many people. This place becomes more heavenly with the splendid presence of Brahmaputra River. The beautiful view of the river adds a majestic touch to the national park.
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