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Wildlife in Sasangir National Park
The Sasangir Wildlife Sanctuary is located in a hilly and forested area at a distance of 59 kilometers from Junagadh in Gujarat, India.
The forests of Sasangir are the last refuge of the endangered Asiatic Lion. There are more than 327 Asiatic Lions at the Sasangir National Park. Besides the lions the Sasangir National Park supports a wide variety of wildlife such as leopards, foxes, hyenas, foxes, wild boars, chinkara, gazelles, barking deer, chital, Asiatic wild ass, porcupine, black buck, spotted deer, chousinghas, monkeys, crocodiles, nilgai and other animals.
The common marsh crocodile is a common sight at the Crocodile breeding farm at the Sasangir National Park in Gujarat, India.
Sasangir also supports a large variety of bird life and is home to some of the most beautiful and exotic birds.
Come and discover the teeming wildlife at the Sasangir wilds and appreciate the natural beauty of this lovely wilderness located on rugged hills generously covered with green plants.
The right time to go on wildlife tours to the Sasangir National Park in Gujarat, India is during the months of December to April.
India Wildlife Tours offers online tour booking for wildlife tours to the Sasangir National Park in Gujarat, India. For details please enter your query in the form provided below.
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