6 National Parks in Uttarakhand You Should Visit
Placed beautifully in the center of India, Uttarakhand is known as the land of Gods and can be a sample of nature and wildlife diversity. The host of some of the most fabulous national parks, Uttarakhand gives a chance to nature lovers and adventure seekers as well as wildlife lovers to experience something that cannot be tried anywhere else. Each of these national parks-from snow-capped mountains to lush forests and even to different ecosystems-shows quite its unique experience in itself.
Making the best six and must-visit national parks in Uttarakhand that can be traveled in 2025
1. Jim Corbett National Park
The best national park in Uttarakhand, which opened for visitors in 1936, Jim Corbett National Park, is the first and oldest national park in India. For the last few years, this park has evolved into a touristy den, especially for those who love wildlife. It is one of the largest national parks-the lower Himalayas, mountains that boast populations of Bengal Tigers, rich flora, and fauna. Jeep safaris and birdwatching are the offerings of this park to visitors at the national park in Uttarakhand. Here, Dhikala is another zone that is considered amazing for some fine sceneries and considerable wild beasts.
2. Rajaji National Park
Among the thrumming streets of Haridwar lies Rajaji National Park, a birdwatchers’ and wildlife photographers’ paradise. This is one of the national parks famous for elephants as much as for leopards and deer, along with many varieties of birds. The many Sal trees populating the forest, and these splendid views, make for a very peaceful getaway for anyone. If at Uttrakhand you want that visit where you find both peace and adventure then Rajaji National Park is the place to be.
3. Valley of Flowers National Park
This park with its most picturesque landscapes is considered one of the best national parks to visit in Uttarakhand, and by UNESCO a world heritage site. Located in the Chamoli district, the park is famous for its endemic alpine flora-dominated and vibrant meadows and rich private biodiversity. Its surreal beauty calls for trek lovers and nature devotees to visit this national park in Uttarakhand. The best time to visit is the monsoon, as the valley blooms with colors and rare species, like the blue poppy and Brahma kamal, come alive.
4. Nanda Devi National Park
Nanda Devi National Park is one of the National Parks of India that falls under the UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Uttarakhand. Abound in gorgeous and high altitude with such views of lofty mountain ranges with rich flora and fauna; Nanda Devi National Park is said to have beautiful secluded, virgin landscapes, treks, and explorations. Before trekking to this park, it is required to take prior permission for those efforts that will pay off an experience after all.
5. Gangotri National Park
It is heaven for trekkers, mountaineers and actually everyone. This park, with its astonishing glaciers like that of Gangotri, lies in Uttarkashi district of Uttarakhand state, and most of all, houses the snow leopard, Himalayan tahr and an exotic range of wildlife. It is more than just that much for its high-altitude ecosystems and of course, fabulous scenic views of the Bhagirathi River; it is one such destination for vacationers to the state. The park also forms part of the renowned Gaumukh trek, which is the path through which the holy river Ganges originates.
6. Govind Pashu Vihar National Park
Located in Uttarkashi district, this is a little-known unexplored national park in Uttarakhand. Govind Pashu Vihar is home to very rare and endangered species like snow leopards and musk deer. Har Ki Dun Valley trek goes through the park and has beautiful views of alpine meadows, glaciers, and forests. You should visit this place if you are looking for something magical.
Conclusion
Uttarakhand is famous for its six national parks. Each one of them has its character reflecting the adventure of natural magnificence in terms of breathtaking bio-diversities. They have extensive offerings in terms of travel adventures, peaceful private trips, or rugged travel, meant for all kinds of tourists. The evenings with sunsets after the tiring days exploring all the parks require that cozy homelike atmosphere.
The Corbett Rajae Homestay now comes as the most peaceful holiday homestay near Jim Corbett National Park. Equipped with efficient modern amenities and individual services but close to the wild, Corbett Rajae Homestay promises an unforgettable experience. Whether a weekend getaway or a long vacation, this homestay is your best bet for discovering Uttarakhand’s finest national parks.
So with all that waiting for you, make your plans now and enjoy the top Uttarakhand national parks within the warm hospitality of Corbett Rajae Homestay.
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