write an article on national park in 500 words
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Kaziranga National Park
This entire earth is not the home only for human beings, but for all other animals, birds and trees. But, man has been greedy enough to take over their natural habitats by clearing forests and insensitive enough to poach and kill them for pleasures and money. As a result of this reckless and inhuman attitude of human beings, many animals and birds have become extinct, many are endangered and acres of forests have fallen. It is a satire and foolishness, on the part of the humans to consider this as a victory or the display of power, by doing such acts. In this way, we are inviting catastrophes by destroying biodiversity. Thus, to save or protect the animals and birds from human interference, the government has declared many forests and other areas as wildlife sanctuary, national parks and reserved forests. By declaring such, the areas have been declared protected, and stringent actions and penalties accompany any hunting, killing, or hurting animals in such areas.
In the current scenario, there are as many as 104 national parks in India. The Kaziranga National Park is one of the most popular national Park in India. It was declared as a National Park in the year of 1974. Before the year 1974, the Kaziranga National Park was Judy a reserved forest. This is an important and safe home to many plants and animals in the North-Eastern part of India. The Park is located in the State of Assam. It is important to note that the National Park is situated in parts of the two districts of Assam, are the Golaghat and Nagaon districts. The Park stretches on an area of about one hundred and seventy square miles. It is one of the oldest parks in Assam.
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Kaziranga National Park is home to many Tigers as it is seen that the population of tigers in Kaziranga has increased which is why Kaziranga was declared as the tiger reserve in the year 2006. Bird species that are present in the Kaziranga National Park are ferruginous duck, black-necked stork, and Asian openbill Stork. With the presence of the Brahmaputra River, the park looks more enigmatic and beautiful.
Talking about the flora, you can find four types of vegetation in the park-like alluvial inundated grasslands, alluvial savanna woodlands, tropical moist mixed deciduous forest, and tropical semi-evergreen forests. Along with this vegetation, cotton trees, apple trees, Indian gooseberry trees are some famous trees that are present in the park. Some of the aquatic flora is also present in the Kaziranga National Park which can be seen in lakes and ponds and also on the river shores.
The best time to visit the Kaziranga National park is from November to April. The park remains closed from May to October every year for the visitors. In the summer season, the climate in the Kaziranga gets dry and windy. Many animals can be found around water bodies as they come to drink water and relax. In the monsoon season, the park remains closed because of the warnings of Brahmaputra River Floods.
The winter season is the best time to visit the national park as the chilly weather increases the chances of spotting the one-horned rhinoceros. The background gets much more clear and the grass is chopped off so the visitors can see the animals clearly without any facing any inconvenience.