Season: - November to March
Trip Highlight
Located on the border of Nepal and India
, Dudhwa was established as a sanctuary
in 1968 and was later upgraded to a
national park in 1977. The sanctuary was
initially established to protect its
large and over hunted population of
Swamp Deer or Barasingha. The park was
the site of sucessful reintroduction of
tigers, leopards and rhinocerous under
the loving care of naturalist "Billy"
Arjan Singh. Dudhwa is one of India 's
most exciting wildlife reserves but
sadly it is also the most vunerable and
sensitive.
Common Animals
Tiger , leopard , elephant , one horned
rhino , sloth bears , ratels , civets ,
small cats , swamp/hog/spotted/barking/
deer , mugger crocodile , otters ,
pythons and other snakes
Common Birds
Dudhwa is renown for its extensive
variety of large birds that range from
different species of Owls , Storks ,
Vultures , Eagles and Hawks. Sadly the
Damoiselle Cranes and White Ibis no
longer visit the park. |
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